There are many times in the last few years and especially the last 2
yrs I have gotten images / messages that certain areas around here
will be in bad shape........ the words I get to describe these
images are <desolate > not like a war image..... just
<empty> not able to grow grass in some areas like the ground
just can't do it ....... like people don't want to live in the area
because it just can't support life there. Not like contamination but
for some reason it is just dry/ empty/ no reason to be there.
Several times it is the word <drought> I keep wondering about
things like war and it just isn't that........it is something
else.......... tonight for the first time the word is
...<famine> ........
these images and thoughts came way before this travesty listed below so I can't say the news is influencing me it is just little things. Like when my husband drives by somewhere on the way to the city and says things like " I can't imagine how crowded this will be 20 yrs from now." I tell him it won't be. Then there is times we drive by a place of ours and I am told that we won't be able to grow things like grass in a certain area these thoughts just pop up out of the blue.I just don't see a "growth" kind of thing going on. If anything I see the opposite whatever that may be.< Struggle> is also a word that comes to light.
http://www.naturalnews.com/042952_Fukushima_fuel_rods_inadvertent_criticality.html
<Tepco's removal of radioactive fuel could set off uncontrolled chain reaction
<One wrong move and Fukushima could poison the entire northern hemisphere with deadly radioactive plutonium and uranium isotopes with half lives of millions of years. In the worst case, it could turn the soils into poison across nearly half the planet, causing much of the northern hemisphere to be uninhabitable by humans
I have to wonder about all these thoughts and images I am given when I see news articles like the one above. Some people say prayer is the answer. That may be but if anything you need to pray for wisdom to take the proper actions in your area/ life/ future preparations to be able to deal with adversity. Money is a good thing but in this case money won't do it all. I don't think money will be able to even come close to touching this. It is a action, way of doing things on your own for your family and the people or community around you to be able to cope and adjust to what is possibly coming our way.
It may sound like no big deal when it appears more weather related but think again, that is a HUGE thing! There are just too many things involved when I say weather. Our weather could be effecting us not only because of just natural drastic weather changes but also we have no clue how things we are doing or possible disasters man made or otherwise can determine this kind of thing.
You can't sit around and worry about everything but you sure can go forward with a "eyes wide open" attitude.
Try not to be to distracted by our daily struggles.
Keep looking ahead as to how to keep things in a "prep" mode.
Educate yourself and yours on various subjects. Diversity in knowledge is a good thing. You never know when you may need that little bit of info someone around you may have.
Encourage those around you to learn useful things whether it be medical, farming, cooking, even how to be a supportive counselor to others (believe me it will be needed)
Teach. Anyone and everyone that is receptive to learning. Old or young. If someone takes a interest in something you are doing share this knowledge. It is like in the garden world. We have extra plants so we share it with neighbors not only to be kind and generous but also because if something happens to yours and they die you can get a new start from the neighbor you shared with.
Well that is enough of this stuff. I try not to let these images overtake me. I try to keep going with daily life and thinking about how the things I do today will be a help for the tomorrows to come.
Ranchmama
(Who tries not to dwell but sometimes you just can't help putting the puzzle pieces together some days)
these images and thoughts came way before this travesty listed below so I can't say the news is influencing me it is just little things. Like when my husband drives by somewhere on the way to the city and says things like " I can't imagine how crowded this will be 20 yrs from now." I tell him it won't be. Then there is times we drive by a place of ours and I am told that we won't be able to grow things like grass in a certain area these thoughts just pop up out of the blue.I just don't see a "growth" kind of thing going on. If anything I see the opposite whatever that may be.< Struggle> is also a word that comes to light.
http://www.naturalnews.com/042952_Fukushima_fuel_rods_inadvertent_criticality.html
<Tepco's removal of radioactive fuel could set off uncontrolled chain reaction
<One wrong move and Fukushima could poison the entire northern hemisphere with deadly radioactive plutonium and uranium isotopes with half lives of millions of years. In the worst case, it could turn the soils into poison across nearly half the planet, causing much of the northern hemisphere to be uninhabitable by humans
I have to wonder about all these thoughts and images I am given when I see news articles like the one above. Some people say prayer is the answer. That may be but if anything you need to pray for wisdom to take the proper actions in your area/ life/ future preparations to be able to deal with adversity. Money is a good thing but in this case money won't do it all. I don't think money will be able to even come close to touching this. It is a action, way of doing things on your own for your family and the people or community around you to be able to cope and adjust to what is possibly coming our way.
It may sound like no big deal when it appears more weather related but think again, that is a HUGE thing! There are just too many things involved when I say weather. Our weather could be effecting us not only because of just natural drastic weather changes but also we have no clue how things we are doing or possible disasters man made or otherwise can determine this kind of thing.
You can't sit around and worry about everything but you sure can go forward with a "eyes wide open" attitude.
Try not to be to distracted by our daily struggles.
Keep looking ahead as to how to keep things in a "prep" mode.
Educate yourself and yours on various subjects. Diversity in knowledge is a good thing. You never know when you may need that little bit of info someone around you may have.
Encourage those around you to learn useful things whether it be medical, farming, cooking, even how to be a supportive counselor to others (believe me it will be needed)
Teach. Anyone and everyone that is receptive to learning. Old or young. If someone takes a interest in something you are doing share this knowledge. It is like in the garden world. We have extra plants so we share it with neighbors not only to be kind and generous but also because if something happens to yours and they die you can get a new start from the neighbor you shared with.
Well that is enough of this stuff. I try not to let these images overtake me. I try to keep going with daily life and thinking about how the things I do today will be a help for the tomorrows to come.
Ranchmama
(Who tries not to dwell but sometimes you just can't help putting the puzzle pieces together some days)
Your visions are scaring me! I've been worried about Fukushima and the fuel rods in the leaking cooling pond, for 1 + years now. There's not much I can do about it, but I have posted news stories about the spent fuel rods and how dangerous they are on my FB page under the heading Extinction Event. I have recently started looking for some rural land in NH close to a lake, where I can build a small 1 BR camp powered by solar panels. I'm trying to plan ahead for the political and economic troubles in our future. In Cory's words it will be my Site B. I'm funding this with some money from an inheritance and it is my way of paying it forward for my 2 children. Of course if there is an uncontrolled reaction at Fuku, then we are all screwed. Gerry Agnew's writings on the Abomination of Desolation don't make me sleep any easier!
ReplyDeleteThis was my first year trying the Back to Eden wood chip mulch gardening method. I had mostly good luck with it; it is great not having to worry about weeding or watering the garden.
I didn't realize you had a blog. I am adding it to my favorites.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Dave Raftery aka daraffa aka aikidave