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My Red Hot WordPress Blog Also called:Nuclear and Indigenous Items of Interest
This WordPress Bog also dedicated to Corbin Harney, it has over 34,000+ hit so far and has been mentioned in the WordPress blog also. It is at http://gregornot.wordpress.com/
Come check it out as it will be part of the new Shundahai.org Web site.which is currently undergoing renovations. Please visit both sites.
Come check it out as it will be part of the new Shundahai.org Web site.which is currently undergoing renovations. Please visit both sites.
About Gregor
Hi, I’m Gregor Gable
I’m a Indigenous Rights, Social Justice and Anti-Nuclear Activist. I believe we need to break the Nuclear Cycle to save this Planet. I worked for 20+ years at the Nevada Test Site, doing non-violent direct actions. I was the very first person arrested at Yucca Mountain. I was arrested uncountable (hundreds) times at the Nevada Test Site (NTS). I am also writing a book “The Shundahai Network: A Decade of Resistance”. In addition, I am making a DVD/CD of Corbin’s Harney(Western Shoshone Spiritual Leader, who has passed over)last Public Sunrise Ceremonies & Songs(with his verbal permission as seen on DVD). If you wish to contribute materials, Audio, visual or memories of Shundahai Network (SN), contact me : gregornot AT gmail.com and I will send my snail mail address for mailing photos or audio or video materials.
Shundahai, gregor
Interests
- So little time so much to discuss. Stopping the Nuclear cycle from destroying all life on this planet. Social Justice
- Environmental
- Peace and Indigenous Rights activist.
- Currently writing a book assigned to me by the late Corbin Harney (Spiritual Leader of the Western Shoshone People)
Favorite Books
- ALL Spiritual teachings by S.N. Goenka
- Vipassana Books put out by VRI also known as Vipassana Research Institute available through Pariyatti. http://www.pariyatti.com/
- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
- Dark Tower Series by Stephen King (all his writings) and the later Dean Koontz books.
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