no more leaky holes in your brain
&& no more false starts
I wanna get out
&& make it work.
~Thom Yorke
Echart tolle
Pain-body_ultimate energy vampire
Tesla energy solutions~
Free energy
Tesla gained experience in telephonyand electrical engineering before immigrating to the United States in 1884 to work for Thomas Edison in New York City. He soon struck out on his own with financial backers, setting up laboratories and companies to develop a range of electrical devices. Hispatented AC induction motor and transformer were licensed by George Westinghouse, who also hired Tesla for a short time as a consultant. His work in the formative years of electric power development was also involved in the corporate struggle between making alternating current or direct current the power transmission standard, referred to as the war of currents. Tesla went on to pursue his ideas of wireless lighting and electricity distribution in his high-voltage, high-frequency power experiments in New York and Colorado Springs and made early (1893) pronouncements on the possibility of wireless communication with his devices. He tried to put these ideas to practical use in his ill-fated attempt at intercontinental wireless transmission; his unfinished Wardenclyffe Towerproject.[7] In his lab he also conducted a range of experiments with mechanical oscillator/generators, electrical discharge tubes, and early X-ray imaging. He even built a wireless controlled boat which may have been the first such device ever exhibited.
Ego
_Thom yorke
:You are h e r e:.
-"at the rate were going it would take the resources of three planet Earth's~
To support the current worlds population at US standards of living, with nearly a billion people going without a meal each day, && more than a billion lacking access to safe drinking water."
~Thomas Kostigen
Watch list ~2008 shows that "human activity is the greatest threat to the worlds cultural heritage..causing irreparable harm to many of the important places in the world that provide unique access to human history" Thomas Kostigen
"Ever walk past the same thing every day && not notice something particular about it until someone points it out?
Take a stop sign,
Every stop sign is exactly 7 feet high. It's letters are all 10 inches tall, And it's red because that's the color most historically related to danger.
::it's a universal sign::
When we examine issues through an environmental lense, consciousness is raised && the oppertunity for change occurs." TB
-a connection to something more ineffable, time defying
It's a point on Earth:
Sea level rise doesn't discriminate 💭
" The colors of the landscape defy familiarity. Then you look beyond the fashion, the customs, && the culture && look at the people.
They are walking, going to work && shopping just like us."
They are us. TB
Annual waste amount 169 million tons. One million tons equals the weight of a freight train with 10,000 box cars~
Residential recycling should be required*
There are cities that use zero trash, there is no reason that we shouldn't be able to do it too.
If we composted all the suitable food waste produced by US households we could avoid the equivalent of 2 million tons of CO2 emissions every year.
Airnow.gov
Is a gov website to show the worlds air pollution && if it might be harmful where you live.
Dr mark plotkin- president of Amazon conservation team && is a 'Time' magezine hero for the planet.
When eating berries "no furr, no milk, no bitter taste.. It's safe to eat.
Recycling Drop off locations~ 2014
Sams club: 6361South Ave.
Bdm. Gov. building: 8299 Market st.
Struthers: 71 S Bridge st. Mon-Sat 8-4
Canfield: MillCreekMetroParks ...7574 Columbiana Canfield Rd.
Youngstown: 4Seasons Flea Market ..3000 McCartney Rd.
Energy, water, waste, &&consumption.
Knowledge connects to appreciation~
~Understand that you are here, everywhere && that your affect is felt.
The sun, our star::.
93,300,000 miles away~~
It is a giant nuclear reactor, composed of hydrogen && helium; a big ball of gas
-just over half of the energy given by the sun is visible light && most if the rest is heat.
Aurorae= solar wind particles raining down on the Earth's poles produce spectacular colored lights in the sky. North pole_aurora borealis..
South Pole is an aurora australis
-Ian Graham
The global economy today is overwhelming the ability of the earth to maintain life’s abundance. We are getting something terribly wrong. At this critical time in history, we need to reorient ourselves in how we relate to each other and to the earth’s wonders through the economy. We need a new mass movement that bears witness to a right way of living on our finite, life-giving planet.
The current system operates on the assumption that the earth’s environment is a subset of the human economy, and that the earth belongs to humans. If these are the assumptions, it makes sense to transfer as much of the earth’s natural capital as possible into the engines of the industrial economy. These assumptions, though, are fantastically at odds with scientific reality; human culture and its economic goals are, in pure scientific fact, a subset of the earth’s environment and resources, and humanity is only one of millions of species that depend on them. Like putting water into the tar sands, placing the human economy above the well-being of the natural world creates a lethal, poisonous wrong relationship. So how can people shift from an economy based on greed and unquestioned growth to a whole earth economy that is based on right relationship with the commonwealth of life?
_humans && nature the right relationship
Five questions in search of right relationship
Five key questions, and their answers, chart a path to putting the economy in right relationship with life’s commonwealth:
What is the economy for? How does it work? How big is too big? What is fair? How should it be governed?
These problems are symptoms of an economy in wrong relationship. Right relationship, by contrast, is built, in large part, on respect for all life—the kind of respect that is inherent in the Golden Rule, fair play, and other ethical principles that people from across the world’s religions and cultures learn as children. Once the economy is understood as being embedded in the living, dynamic world that surrounds it, its purposes become clear: that is, to maintain the integrity, resilience, and beauty of life’s commonwealth.
Question #2: How does the economy work?
The prevailing way of thinking about how the economy works is to imagine that the economy is the box in which social interactions, ecosystems, and their resources are contained. The current economic order has a wrong relationship with how the real economy of this planet works. First, it assumes that the earth is subsidiary to the economy. Second, it mistakes a measure of wealth— money— for wealth itself. Third, it does not know how to think intelligently about the by-products of economic activity that are not the desired outputs—what we typically call waste.
How Does the Earth Work? In a typical mainstream Minding Nature economics textbook, the economy is represented by a circular flow diagram. It depicts the production and consumption of goods and services without regard to the components of the earth or life’s commonwealth needed to produce them. In fact, about a century ago economists stopped considering any concern for the adequacy of such resources as food and energy. Mainstream economics today proceeds, with rare exception, with no reference to the laws of physics, chemistry, or biology.
To understand how a human economy actually functions, it must be conceived of as being embedded in, and also a major determinant of, the complex systems whose relationships make up the earth’s ecosphere. This requires a basic scientific understanding of how the planet works, which in turn requires some understanding of how the universe itself works. Kenneth Boulding, an economist and pioneer of complex systems, pointed out in the 1960s that the earth can be thought of as a spaceship: The material available for economic activity is limited to what is already on board the craft floating in the universe.
What Is Wealth? Everything on the earth gives us our wealth. We typically treat wealth as solely a matter of money. In fact, money is a human tool exchanged for the real things that make up wealth: edible plants and animals, useful objects such as containers or furniture, the land and soil that can continue to produce real wealth in the future. Valuing the symbolic value (money) higher than the real one has led to the wholesale neglect of what makes this wealth possible.
The fundamental wealth on the earth, on which all else depends, is the ability to maintain life itself, which is made possible by the ability of green plants to convert sunlight into sugars. Plant-based sugars are wealth. They are used by the plants themselves and by virtually all other organisms to sustain themselves and to reproduce. Without this simple activity, all the manufactured capital, all the human capital, all the social capital, all the money, all the bank deposits, and all the credit cards on the earth—the totality of these not only would be worthless, they would not exist. An economy in right relationship with real wealth is built on the simple fact that the integrity, resilience, and beauty of natural and social communities depends on the earth’s vibrant but finite life-support capacity.
The theory of externalities also fails to consider that, strictly speaking, there is no such thing as a “by-product.” All results of manufacturing and processing industries are direct products, whether they are useful or not. In a whole earth economy there is no such place as “away,” as in “throw it away.” All worn-out or castoff products remain within the ecosystem. All economic activity is internal to the biosphere.
First, it is often impossible to calculate the monetary costs of pollution. How much harm will any given amount of additional carbon dioxide in the atmosphere—which speeds up global warming—cause by changing monsoon patterns in India over the next century?
Second, while the polluter-pays principle, in theory, allows a business or institution to pollute as much as it wishes as long as it is willing to pay for the pollution, there are some things that should be prohibited, rather than tolerated as long as compensation is paid. No amount of compensation will make up for a child killed or deformed by toxic chemicals in her playground.
Question #3: How big is too big?
How does the earth’s finiteness affect how we think about the economy? Pondering this focuses attention on the issue of whether the economy could be too big, too fast, or too intense. The current economy has no measure of “enough.” It has no means of saying when growth has become what economist Herman Daly has termed “uneconomic”—when the negative effects of growth outweigh the benefits. An economy in right relationship with the planet has a thermostat, complete with a shutoff valve, that prevents economic growth from shutting down the very life-support systems on which the economy depends.
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~ I want to go to a landfill
The largest one in NYC (forget the name) *** along with some other major places to take pictures, videos, to raise awareness to the way that were living! We can't continue this way.
~video of Leah Kirk jones signing ASL to a medicine for the people or rising Appalachia song to reach out to those that can't hear it. Try to incorporate dance && beats as much as possible so that they can really feel it. Even have them hold a balloon while it plays so they feel the vibes the same as someone on the video.
~video that shows all life matters. Bug life, plant life. Showing people caring. Showing people not caring && how that might look. Maybe even videotape one of us at our worst moments to show that were all human.
~video of Logan to show the versatile personalities that humans posses and the beauty && hardships having autism creates. Where it comes from.
~photos that promote beautiful body image. Anti eating disorders. Loving caring messages.
~~~~~~~~imagination~~~~~~~
~video with healing in it.
~a yoga benefit to raise money for DC
~educate about energy!!!!!!!!!!!!
~ form a recycling team within golden butterfly && establish what that means. Maybe go to schools && talk about it or initiate recycling if they don't already.
Go to parks && pick up the waste that people just threw on the ground.
Im gone for a month, come 'home' Sunday to find my peace Lillie's getting blasted with sunshine outside! Luckily they're house plants, they love that shit.😳
Haha But seriously that is how pets get neglected. They live in a seemingly loving home with nincompoops that only relate to
a pursuit of wrong relationships is the prevailing trend of our times.
The global economy today is overwhelming the ability of the earth to maintain life’s abundance. We are getting something terribly wrong. At this critical time in history, we need to reorient ourselves in
how we relate to each other && to the E_a_r_t_h_'s wonders through the economy. We need a new mass movement that bears witness to a right way of living on our finite, life-giving planet.
These problems are symptoms of an economy in wrong relationship. Right relationship, by contrast, is built, in large part, on respect for all life—
a pursuit of wrong relationships is the prevailing trend of our times.
The global economy today is overwhelming the ability of the earth to maintain life’s abundance. We are getting something terribly wrong. At this critical time in history, we need to reorient ourselves in
how we relate to each other && to the .E a r t h's wonders through the economy. We need a new mass movement that bears witness to a right way of living on our finite, life-giving planet.
a pursuit of wrong relationships is the prevailing trend of our times--
These problems are symptoms of an economy in wrong relationship. Right relationship, by contrast, is built, in large part, on respect for all life—
Not solely humans, cute things, large species, land walkers, or only species that which you personally own. Plant life matters very much. Our relationship with the Earth matters. We can't just neglect it when we all have the same destiny.
We share, the Earth shares, && we bear witness. We've got everything we need right here.
Valuing the symbolic value (money) higher than the real plants that make up this wealth has led to the wholesale neglect of what makes this wealth possible.
"So who are we today?
We are the morning after
The make shift youth
The slave ship captured
Our Diaspora, is the final chapter"
Morning to you
Morning to you man
Morning to you love
Now can we all pray
Each in his own way
Teaching and Learning
And we can work it out
We'll have a warm bed
We'll have some warm bread
And shelter from the storm dread
And we can work it out
Mother Nature feeds all
In famine and drought
Tell those selfish in ways
Not to share us out
What's a tree without root
Lion without tooth
A lie without truth
you hear me out
[Nas: Verse 2]
Who are we today?
The slums,deceases, AIDS
We need all that to fade
We cannot be afraid
So who are we today?
We are the morning after
The make shift youth
The slave ship captured
Our Diaspora, is the final chapter
The ancetral lineage built pyramids
Americas first immigrant
The Kings sons and daughters from Nile waters
The first architect, the first philosophers, astronomers
The first prophets and doctors was
Who are we today?
Morning to you
Morning to you man
Morning to you love
~nas Africa must wake up lyrics
“Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness Are the Keys to Understanding the Nature of the Universe“ has stirred up the Internet, because it contained a notion that life does not end when the body dies, and it can last forever. The author of this publication,
scientist |Dr. Robert Lanza|
who was voted the 3rd most important scientist alive by the NY Times, has no doubts that this is possible. - See more at: http://www.spiritscienceandmetaphysics.com/scientists-claim-that-quantum-theory-proves-consciousness-moves-to-another-universe-at-death/#sthash.WsP1YGk7.dpuf
Rebirth
"... to be born means that from no one you suddenly become someone,
from nothing you suddenly become something. That is our shallow idea of birth (for there is no beginning or end)... when you look deeply at a wave, you see that a wave does not come from nothing. Nothing can come from nothing. Before a tree is here, it was somewhere else. It was a seed, and before that it was part of another tree. Before the rain is here, it was a cloud. The rain was not born, it is only a transformation of the cloud. It is a continuation." -Thich Nhat Hanh... continue on!!!! Via _Hawah
The Answer Of Time
The earth surrounds us on all sides and in every frame, it can be anything you want it to be. The waxing moon shines through my one blind eye and suddenly I can see everything existing on the dark side, all that we shovel under the surface that comes up later to help or haunt us. A hidden cursed treasure or some lost and forgotten manuscript, titled 'The Answer of Time.' And behind the cover on the first page the first word is love...
Who am I to witness this beautiful eternity? What do I have to contribute to the rest? To glimpse a shooting star and leave it just the way it was. The wish you first made was perfect. Don't change it. You are not just an observer; I'm an instrument. Just as much as someone else. I'm not just standing outside looking in. I'm in the between in every instant, where everything is perfect and so fucking gorgeous. Why would I not want to be here? This would be a cool drawing actually. Let's make it our masterpiece...
_You via Dillon
A Heart In A River
A heart in a river
I am tossed amongst the rocky cage to be bled
tribute to the tributaries eroded and shred
and be sheared away by time and tears
as the water works it's magic on me.
Years have passed since I've felt this grasp on my heart,
as if waves have pounded these rocky shores to smooth sand
and in the hourglass we fall into each other and curl together
under times softness a blanket of surety.
Gravity pulling us under these sheets to be one and the same
we are so different but so close to what's so inherent in us
this love
that will never end
never die
in my eyes you will live eternal
burning a fire
a flash of light in my lens capturing you the most picturesque being I've ever laid eyes on
and you're gone just like that!
But the sound of your thunder rolls through my mind
and comforts me
sends me to dream of you
and in the dream I wake
and wish to never be in a different dream again...
_You via Dillon
http://www.theeventchronicle.com/editors-pick/the-september-2015-wave-x-awakening/
an acceleration and heightening of electromagnetic energy from the sun and other cosmic energies that will build especially from late August into late September that will cause, circa 23rd-24th September, what he describes as a ‘frequency shift’ in consciousness.
http://in5d.com/2015-frequency-shift/
Dr. Atkins says he is predicting that at the end of September, a wave of amplified galactic energy from our sun has the potential to shift human consciousness and DNA on the planet. Sound familiar at this point?
http://zonnews.com/space/1674-what-is-coming-at-the-end-of-this-september.html
If our thoughts and emotions can shift our health and wellness of our physical body, imagine what a shift in cosmic frequency would do.
not only to our bodies over time but to the planet as we know it!
Last but certainly not least, I want to mention that every time there is one of these astrological events, everyone expects huge shifts in one day! That there will be a dramatic cataclysmic change: a comet, polar shift, or a change of apocalyptic proportion!
What I am here to say, is that, through the course of history, science has shown that changes are most often, much more gentle with these evolutionary shifts…
This may be the beginning to an evolutionary process that we will only be able to see in the very distant future, and that is pretty exciting!
http://thespiritscience.net/2015/09/15/what-is-coming-at-the-end-of-this-september/
Dr Atkins && cymatics
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