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- Music and compassion. the place is filled with both. I am an artist and relocating to Mt Shasta area in the next few years. Starting to grow new connections around!
Love out loud!
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- it is a possibility, to help just one person, in the smallest way, that such a small thing to you, or myself, can be so huge to the one receiving.
this is a heavenly imbalance, yet healthy! That a small thing to one being huge to another is just a sign of the depth in our divisions.
being strong in any community helps cure these divisions.
where eventually we become closer. to each other, to the planet, and to god in whatever form it appears to you.
- 4 ~ Please describe any projects or businesses you'd like to develop, if any? What is your "JOB" (aka "Joy of Being")? What especially delights you?
- I am an artist, and steward of the Land where I was born.
the tasks of stewardship are never clear, they sneak up on you.
awareness, is an ongoing project, cultivating calm, exercising compassion.
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- http://https://plus.google.com/111492705489169142680/posts?hl=en
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Are you a tool of the creative?
A few months ago, my mother passed away. At her memorial service, us children were lined up at the door to greet the visitors, and me being the youngest, got stuck on point. so it was in a bit of a rushed fashion, and in front of quite a few people that a friend from childhood shared a story with me.
It seems, as a child I was with a group of kids being driven to church camp by her father. One of the occupants of the car had gotten carsick, and vomited into a…
ContinuePosted on July 15, 2013 at 3:30pm
Hello! I gotta BLOG!
As in "has one" as opposed to "have to", which in turn calls to mind, "Have Two", and that's less "lonely" sounding than "has one" so that's nice, perhaps I actually do "Have to" Blog!
Then I suppose it is both what I need to do as well as what I ought to do! Balance from the beginning, That's nice!
The reason I am blogging is to simply be writing in an atmosphere of accountability, where I must in my mind write with awareness, that I am writing where others…
ContinuePosted on July 7, 2013 at 1:30pm
Ecology News
China reassigns 60,000 soldiers to plant trees in bid to fight pollution | The Independent
China has reportedly reassigned over 60,000 soldiers to plant trees in a bid to combat pollution by increasing the country's forest coverage. A large regiment from the People's Liberation Army, along with some of the nation's armed police force, have been withdrawn from their posts on the northern border to work on non-military tasks inland. The majority will be dispatched to Hebei province, which encircles Beijing, according to the Asia Times which originally reported the story. The area is known to be a major culprit for producing the notorious smog which blankets the capital city.Good News: This Year's Monarch Butterfly Migration Is Larger Than We've Seen in Recent Years | Better Homes & Gardens
Every autumn, monarch butterflies migrate across the U.S., heading south (and in some cases, west) for the winter. They are one of the few butterfly species that makes such a long migration—it can be up to 3,000 miles, and they often travel in such large groups that they fill the sky with their orange-and-black wings and blanket vegetation when resting. But over the past two decades, their numbers have been steadily declining, to the point that this insect is being considered for the endangered species list. Since 1997, when an estimated 682 million monarchs swooped through the air, the population has dwindled as low as 25 million monarchs in 2014 before rebounding to 150 million in 2016. So when reports of this year’s migration seem to indicate more of these winged wonders than usual, it could be a sign that their populations are continuing to make a comeback.Germany to close all 84 of its coal-fired power plants, will rely primarily on renewable energy | Los Angeles Times
Reporting from Berlin — Germany, one of the world’s biggest consumers of coal, will shut down all 84 of its coal-fired power plants over the next 19 years to meet its international commitments in the fight against climate change, a government commission said Saturday.New urban algae canopy produces as much oxygen as four hectares of woodland | The Plaid Zebra
An urban canopy created with algae has got people talking about the link between technology and environment. According to Gizmag, the bio-digital structure pumps a fluid with microalgae around a transparent shelter, which in turn produces shade, energy in the form of biomass, and an impressive amount of oxygen amounting to the equivalent of four hectares of woodland. When it comes to photosynthesis, microalgae organisms are ten times more efficient than large trees and grass. Buildings and architectural surfaces are efficient spaces to utilize this technology.U.S. House votes to ban uranium mining near Grand Canyon | Arizona Mirror
The U.S. House approved legislation Wednesday to permanently ban uranium and other hardrock mining near the Grand Canyon. The bill from Arizona Rep. Raúl Grijalva, chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, passed by a vote of 236-185.
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