The Adventures of Phillip Mouse
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Greg Campbell
Greg Campbell is the 74-year-old author of the ground-breaking work, Total Reset (also available with an author-signed option on its website, totalreset.com.au). If you ask him who is responsible for this inspiring tome, more than three decades in the making, he will tell you he is not an expert on anything, merely a translator of received knowledge. His youthful pursuits included football, reading, surfing, chess, law studies and driving 100-tonne trucks, an unextraordinary life forever changed when the Rainbow Serpent arrived and initiated the 23-year-old into the other-dimensional reality, revealing the hidden fabric of our material world. Thereafter, life unfolded under that influence, initially in the company of Indian sages, followed by public service and subsequent business success. The corporate cultural change consultancy he founded was lauded for its broad innovative approach and highly ethical principles but was merely preparation for what was to come for the Rainbow Serpent's plan for Greg was simple: live with traditional Aboriginal keepers of wisdom and work with them to share with all peoples the original knowledge of the timeless principles for living that enable balanced, enduring societies in which all are respected. Though business was booming, the 38-year-old chose to exit corporate life and in 1991 went to live in the remote Kimberley region of Australia with Lulu, a traditional Aboriginal elder and powerful maban (shaman), and his people. Concerned about the world's well-being and threats to the continuity of all life, Lulu asked Greg to work with him and the Goolarabooloo people on one book. During a 31-year process, Total Reset slowly emerged with knowledge carried unbroken for thousands of generations. It reveals the First Peoples as the holders of holistic principles integral to our species' design and ever capable of application; humanity's original blueprint for living. Total Reset honours Lulu's wish for people to be able to look at our world through different lenses and in that light join together to reset how we are living on Earth, abandoning humanity's 5,000-year trajectory of division and destruction in favour of holistic ways of being and doing. In Greg's words, "At this critical moment in the human saga, what is needed is not a rebranding of globalist rule under the guise of The Great Reset, it is a Total Reset in which we let go of the constructs of domination and division and re-embrace holistic constructs that long enabled the wellbeing of all peoples and our Earth." Greg resides near the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in southwestern Australia, surrounded by trees, birds and kangaroos, simply being.
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The Adventures of Phillip Mouse - Greg Campbell
life!
1 - That Van
The day was going along quite nicely for Phillip. He’d had fun scampering through the meadow with both of his brother mice, and enjoyed a game with one of his sisters—and he very much enjoyed scaring another of his sisters when he startled her as she came out of their home, not knowing he had been waiting there to surprise her, as little brothers are so good at doing.
In general, it was a very normal, ordinary day.
Until he spotted that van.
Where Phillip lived, it was not unusual to see any number of vehicles, nor all shapes and sizes of People at any time of the day or night, all year round. Their home was beautiful; apparently even the People thought so. Visitors and vehicles were a regular sight.
But this time, he had left the door open.
A young visitor to the Meadow was packing up his van as he prepared to depart, and—much to Phillip’s surprise—he left the side door wide open! As you can well imagine, this was far too great an opportunity to pass up for Curious Phillip Mouse.
droppedImage-1.pngPhillip dashed off toward the vehicle, wary of crossing the path of any of the other People on his way to the open van door. His little mouse nose twitched from side to side as he scurried toward the treasure, sniffing for any potential hazards he might encounter, and exhilarated by the incredible fortune this visitor had just bestowed upon him.
As he approached the vehicle, he began wondering to himself how he might get up into this van, far too tall for a tiny mouse, whose legs are far too short. Thankfully, Phillip Mouse was not only curious, he was also very intelligent, and resourceful.
But in this case, he didn’t need to be any of those things.
The visitor who left his door open was also apparently quite sloppy. When Phillip reached the van, a jacket arm was hanging down from the open door.
That looks strong enough to hold me,
Phillip thought, and without much further thought—up he went!
He clambered up the denim ramp and what opened up before his eyes was more glorious than he could ever have imagined. Under the enormous seats of the People van, covering the great, carpeted expanse surrounding Phillip were thousands of bits of food.
Probably millions of them!
thought Phillip.
His little mouse feet couldn’t move fast enough. He ran straight for the closest, largest chunk—cheese! Never had a mouse had better fortune than had Phillip that day, in that van, in that Meadow.
He enjoyed several chunks of cheese, a few bits of pretzels—even some pretzels with cheese filling inside them! Oh the joy!—and crackers, and some raisins, and a few bits of vegetables, too. (But those were much more rare.)
It looked like Phillip’s curiosity had actually served him well this time, rather than get him into trouble. Phillip was enjoying this lovely thought when his nose began twitching, and his eyes caught movement up above…
THE PERSON WAS BACK!
For a moment, they both stared at each other without moving. The Person, towering high above Phillip, with an expression of surprise, and—Phillip was quite certain, knowing it so well himself—curiosity. Phillip’s face showed a bit of terror, but there was a distinct note of pleasure and satisfaction remaining from the deep joy his wonderful discovery had stirred in him. One might have enjoyed this moment for some time had not both creatures begun to process all the information as quickly as they are so endowed to do. Once processed, both brains sent limbs into action!
The Person moved with surprising alacrity as he stretched his long arm limberly under the seats that partially blocked his access to Phillip. At the same time, Phillip quickly bolted farther under the seat, seeking further shelter. Unsuccessfully the large arm swung back and forth, throwing those delicious crumbs of food here and there—one caromed right off Phillip’s scared little nose.
Phillip darted toward a hole he spotted at the base of the legs of one of the seats. Down inside he went, hoping that he’d found enough shelter. The Person was inside the van now, on his enormous hands and knees, trying desperately to reach this small, furry intruder. Phillip held his breath, waiting, hoping the Person would just give up and he could make a break for the still-open door, and run as fast as he could, straight home.
It seemed like forever, but the Person finally gave up. He backed out of the van, swept the food crumbs off his palms and knees, and to Phillip’s great surprise, he shut the door!
Oh no!
squeaked Phillip, aloud, What am I going to do now?!
He cautiously left his secure hiding space, hoping to find some other means of exit. There had to be some other way! Perhaps his curiosity would serve him well again?
Aware of all noises, sights, smells, and even those uncanny sixth sense
sensations that a mouse can sometimes have, he frantically scanned his surroundings for any crack, crevice, or opening big enough for a mouse. He was completely unsuccessful. Everywhere he looked, he was shut in.
Then the other door at the front of the van opened. Phillip’s muscles tightened for an instant, ready to spring to his release, but before he even saw any opening, he heard the door close, and the large Person was sitting down in the seat.
Afraid of being discovered, Phillip quickly