Where Heart Shift Happens. Teaching the Science of Sustainable Health. What works for 7 future generations? "Do not go where the freeway may lead - Go instead where there is no path and build - A Green Road"
The charts put out by USGS are great.. Just go back to the 1980's and count the number of severe earthquakes back then compared to now... S
Bottom line, since 2000, the number of earthquakes that are large and destructive, has increased in a HUGE way... We are talking two screen fulls of earthquakes in 2009, compared to just a couple of earthquakes all year long in the 80's.
To see it in a graph/chart format click here. This only goes to 2006, so the worst years are not even on this one...yet.
Think about the costs of a whole city being wiped out; as in Haiti.. we are talking billions of dollars if not hundreds of billions, plus ten years of reconstruction.. Haiti does not have that kind of money, and basically, neither do we. We have to borrow it or print it out of thin air.
If these hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes keep getting more and more numerous and bigger and more destructive, as they have been, then at some point in the not too distant future, we may not be rebuilding anything anymore. There just will not be the money, people, time or energy to do it.. if the number, frequency, and severity keeps increasing exponentially, year after year, as the charts show above.
Potentially, millions of people will just starve, die and get sick, without getting any help from foreign countries, because those countries will be dealing with their own emergencies. They will not have the resources or ability to go help anyone else...
To counter this, get your community together and plan for disasters, and prepare for them. You may not get any help beyond what you put together ahead of time with your neighbors. If you cannot count on your neighbors, then who can you count on?
In Haiti, that is what the better tent camps did.. They formed local neighborhood alliances and went out and foraged for food and supplies, bringing that back and sharing it with their 'neighborhood' or 'village'. That is the old, ancient way... We may have to go back to that.
As we cultivate peace and
happiness in ourselves,we
also nourish peace and
happiness in those we
love.- Thich Nhat
HanhThere are no small
acts of kindness.Every
compassionate act makes
large the world.- Mary
Anne Radmacher To be a
beneficial presence...
We are creating a sacred
space together at
Essentials of Life
Holistic Enrichment
Center. We have
been joining together to
make repairs, do the
creative work of painting
and decorating, and now
we're working on
beautifying the grounds
and then ...
Marching against
Monsanto
100 of us gathered at
noon in Silver City, NM
under the marquee of
Energy Ideal Green
Boutique. We stood just
feet away from the local
farmer’s market and
a few feet further from
the local food coop. Many
peop...
Scientists
Discover Bt Toxins Found
In Monsanto Crops Damage
Red Blood Cells
www.collective-evolution.
com Studies are showing
that Bt toxins found in
Monsanto crops are
harmful to mammalian
blood by damaging red
blood cells and more.
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shared TED‘s album.
One Million Bones, headed
to the National Mall in
Washington, DC (3 photos)
A group carries bones to
an installation site.
Read a Q&A about the
meaning of this project:
http://wp.me/p10512-jNT
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Description: A hairy
creeping perennial that
grows up
to 18 inches high. Has
ferny leaves and white
and
yellow flowers in the
summer that have an apple
scent.
Use: The entire plant is
used for distillation;
the
flowers are used for
essential oil...
Pan is the wild God of
Nature. The Horned One,
the Leaper in the Corn.
He is the son of Hermes.
A free spirit, he teaches
the joys of singing,
dancing and respect for
nature.
Knowing others is
intelligence;knowing
yourself is true
wisdom.Mastering others
is strength;mastering
yourself is true power.-
Lao TzuThe only questions
that really matter are
the ones you ask
yourself.- Ursula K. Le
GuinThe most difficult
phase of ...