Synthessis 2012- Solstice and Mayan Calendar Celebration

Here we are at the end of 2012, coming close to the Solstice, a day over 3000 years in the making. The Mayan wisdom keepers and other sages throughout time have prophecized great changes to occur on this date, and whether spiritual or physical, whatever it is, it will surely be profound. I am excited to be joining a truly awesome team of artists and visionaries to celebrate and meditate at the pyramids of Chichen Itza. Once one of the largest and most diverse cities of the Mayan people, it will once again play host to a diverse audience open to the message of the Mayas. Synthesis 2012 will be an occasion not to be forgotten. Please consider joining us, as well as Tina Malia, Shimshai, Singing Bear, Fantuzzi, Jah Levi, Clan Dyken, Luminaries, Chris Berry, Here II Here, Web of One, Peacetribe, Kaminanda, The Human Experience, Love and Light, and others.  By signing up with my affiliate code you will additionally receive memorabilia such as tee shirts, posters, and more. The Human Revolution’s affiliate code is: HXR2012

Clean Food NorCal Celebration Tour!

To celebrate all the work put into the Prop 37 GMO Food Labeling campaign and its inevitable and historical passage, we are proud to announce the Clean Food Northern California Celebration Tour! Check out our Calendar for tour dates!

THIS WEEKEND- Lukas Nelson Shows and POTR AND SOU Rock the Vote!

This weekend The Human Revolution will be rocking three epic shows in Ashland, OR! Opening for Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real at the Wellsprings, on Saturday and Sunday (Oct 27 and 28) at 6pm, and on Monday (Oct. 29), we're headlining SOU's ROCK THE VOTE Concert and Forum. Check out the posters below and click them for more information.

NEW VIDEO! CLEAN FOOD

Here's a new video produced by Jason Taylor of The Source Project (www.thesourceproject.com). This was filmed during our Yes on Labeling Tour this past summer sponsored by Dr. Bronners and Theresa at Organic Valley. Thanks to Rik and the crew at Eureka Natural Foods in Humboldt Co. California for allowing us to run amok in the store!

Isness Documenatries

Scott Franklin Manning, a producer/partner of The Human Revolution has been on a mission this summer to document every event he attends, and he has thus far been successful! Armed only with an iphone, travelling in a biodiesel van, and using imovie to edit his adventures, he has followed The Human Revolution at The Mystic Garden Gathering- iMystic- of which he has posted 3 hours of hi-def footage, The Seattle Hempfest- iHemp- which is up now in two parts, and The National Heirloom Expo- iGrow- which is also up in two parts, including two separate music videos of our songs Tree of Life, and Clean Food/Monsanto (Go Away!). He has additionally shot a variety of other gatherings including Gaia Festival- iGaia, Lazy Summer Days- iDaze, Beloved Music Festival- iTruth, a private gathering in So Oregon- iGod- Harbin Hot Springs- iSoak- and a piece on democracy- iVote. This man has been busy! If u are just sitting online looking for something interesting, this is hours and hours of fun and high-quality footage by our bro who is funny, highly critical, and adventurous! Enjoy part two of the iHemp below.
View all the films at: http://www.isnessdocumentary.org/

 

Video Blog Eight...California Coast

Some pretty rad scenes we wanted to share...

Video Blog 7...Mendocino

Bright Shiny People...

It is always an incredible journey meeting the bright shiny people in the southlands. We wanna thank the folks at The Mint, Grateful Fridays, and John and the crew down in Huntington Beach. Check out some of the video here to see the beautiful places we were able to experience.

Highlights included swimming in Santa Monica in a perfect temperature ocean, and also getting some new hemp shirts from Vital Hemp. Huntington Sunset and fireside was pretty spectacular as well. Everywhere we went we flew the Yes on Labeling banner and got people excited about educating others and getting involved.

After a long day of biodiesel stations and bumpy roads, we have returned to the northlands and are greatly anticipating our Interdependence Day gathering here at Frey Organic Vineyards, the first ever certified organic vineyard in the US.

Evolutionary Fourth, less than 24-hours away.

City of Angels...

It's been said that Los Angeles is the Land of Make Believe, but so far this city has made me believe. It's amazing here, friends, with celebrities and beautiful souls lending their huge-hearted support to our quest of labeling GMOs.

Are you feeling the love we're sending out to you? Come see us...we can make you believe, too.

With thanks to the wonderful Jovan Rameau, Hollywood's own Michael Jackson.

More From The Road

Well...no one said life on the road was easy, but we finally got a day off today!

We’ve had some epic journeys since the last post. We played at an Ayurvedic Center in Sebastopol, we were the fire keepers at an annual gathering in Marin for the fourth year in a row, and then we rode down to Oakland for another gig and a fun night with the Sustainable Living Roadshow. And just last night, we raged the Live Oak Grange here in Santa Cruz! My voice is enjoying not talking today! As you read this, we're getting reading for our next big trip down to the Southlands for our next gig in LA on Tuesday.

Thanks for checking in, y’all. It’s been a grand journey and it ain’t over yet! Oh yeah, and did I mention LABEL GMOs?

Another Day...

So it's been a minute since we checked in…life on the road sometimes requires our full attention. Also, our CEOs are one and nine years old and sometimes have special needs! Things are good. I pretty much sum it all up in the videos so I hope you check those out.


We had a couple days to let open our hearts at a peaceful gathering of beautiful people in Northern California. Now we are on our way to Sebastopol to play tonight at the Dhyana Center downtown Sebastopol. Tomorrow we're headed to Solstice Grove to take care of the fire. Oakland and Santa Cruz are coming this weekend.

With love and gratitude…

Check out this video for more information about GMOs.

Day Two

What a day! You can hear all about it in today's v-log...

We started off the day with smoothies made of fresh strawberries and mulberries from our host’s garden. After hours of computer and logistical work and a few hitches here and there, we found ourselves down at the South Yuba River. We swam and took in some natural energy, and let go of all the computer stuff!

Then it was time to make our way to our second gig on the Yes On Labeling Tour, in Grass Valley, CA. The venue was the Unitarian Universalist Church. We were joined by our artist friend Chula from Viva La Milpa, and Marsea, our awesome farmer friend who served up a 100% homegrown organic food feast. Shakina Ma opened the show with her sweet, earthy folk music, and then Pamm Larry, founder of Label GMOs, motivated everyone to do their part to help get this initiative passed.

Finally it was time for The Human Revolution, which at this point is just Skijah Indigo and myself. We got the people moving and screaming! As I looked around the room, I recognized many of our old friends as well as some new ones, and people were dancing and having a good time. I think we definitely raised the level of awareness and hopefully motivated some folks to tune in to the campaign and really get this thing going!

Today we are en route to the Coyote Festival at Summer Lake Hot Springs where we will be performing Friday evening. We're really looking forward to reaching the folks there and also enjoying some time in the hot springs. More to come from the road! Stay tuned!

Day One

Well, we wanted to get an early start, but sometimes things just don’t happen the way you plan. And anyway, it doesn't really matter when a beginning comes...just that it comes.

I had the wonderful opportunity of driving our wondrous gypsy wagon we call Maeve. She's a big ole gal, and at first it was hard to keep her in the lines, but I figured her out!

We put over 100 gallons of biodiesel into her today, filling up once in LA and then again in Sacramento. We shared dinner at the Sacramento Natural Foods Coop, and took a late night drive through the Sierras to our destination in Nevada City — a crazy old gold town and former home of populist folk singer U.Utah Phillips.

I'm excited about our gig tomorrow in Grass Valley. Even though it definitely has its share of ganja farms, it was actually named that because I believe it was actually once a grassy valley.

Here's a video Jason shot today...

More to come from the road...