The Climate Council: Australia and the Global Response to Climate Change
Flannery’s work prompted Sir David Attenborough to describe him as being “in the league of the all-time great explorers like Dr David Livingstone“.[14]
I was at a alumi event last night put on by La Trobe University here in Melbourne listening to one of Australia’s finest Scientists, Tim Flannery speaking about the reality… Continue reading
Rainforest Destruction is Bad Medicine for the Planet
Here is an overview of why rainforests are critical to life on earth. When we finally come to understand that we are one with nature and what we do to nature befalls us. We are intricately linked with nature. So why are we killing ourselves slowly?
Nature is all about balance and interdependency, human society… Continue reading
Australian Financial Collapse – No Worries Mate?
I remember people saying your house is your castle. What if that castle is a sand castle and the winds of change arrive. Then what? People work their lives to pay off mortgages in order to feel secure that their home is at least theirs. Yet in the world of… Continue reading
The Sacred Geometry of Great Change
SACRED GEOMETRY OF GREAT CHANGE
When you drink the elixir of life,
You see the trees not the wood,
You see the sunlight not the shadows,
For every blade of grass is moved by the wind,
And every kindness is the wind blowing,
As the candle splutters and illuminates,
The darkest corner,
Of… Continue reading
Economic Power and Banana Republics
The mantra of free markets or market fundamentalism was used to give power to business based on the assumption that free markets allocate resources more efficiently and maximise profits with less regulation. That certainly underlines the motifs of Australian politics many of whom have not come up to speed with the reality of declining market… Continue reading
Is A Global Financial Collapse Occuring?
According to this website it is. My first reaction would be to not panic but to look for ways to live sustainably. In my view it is a reality that the economic system is not sustainable. Over generations we made money the mainstay of our lives. I reflect on the indigenous… Continue reading