Summary: “How do we harvest the truth of this world respectfully and wholeheartedly —honorably—in dishonorable times?” asks Wendy Johnson. Encouraging us to “let the sorrows of the world ripen” in ourselves and to be open to the dishonor of our times, Wendy weaves in the acidification of the oceans, the lonely lost and left behind hungry ghosts, school shootings, and student debt… and yet there are incredible projects happening, particularly on Tewa land, within the shadows of Los Alamos. Wendy offers ten ways to enjoy an honorable harvest which include asking permission and giving thanks. She implores us to stand and be honorable human beings in a dishonorable world.<br>
