Let's take the trend of awareness. Let's take the trend of consciousness, and care, and transformation. You can continue to see that from us. It would be real cool to see that from other people, and hopefully that's a trend that sticks around.
PS: Do you think that this is something that will last, and go beyond just a... I hate to say the word trend, but do you think that this movement towards sustainability itself is sustainable?
MH: I don't see another way out. It has to be. It's hard for me to answer that because I've just been so focused on the same thing for so long. I don't know if people are going to lose interest in this [sustainability] topic as they see towns being washed away or burned down right now. It's starting to come into people's own homes and backyards, and their experience of life is transforming. I can't imagine it being that they're going to not feel a deeper correlation to the experience. It's just speeding up right now. We thought it was going to be pushed off, and it's the next generation's experience, but it's our experience.
Let's take the trend of awareness. Let's take the trend of consciousness, and care, and transformation. You can continue to see that from us. It would be real cool to see that from other people, and hopefully that's a trend that sticks around.
This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
