Earth Day: Can you see the Plants or the Trees?
In our life we are so pre-occupied by thoughts most people don’t see the plants or the trees. We see the buildings as they blur into familiar landscapes, that we pass every day.
We are living a virtual world in our heads as we have set up routines of back and forth from work, picking… Continue reading
Peace is the True Nature of Life
I was walking today feeling nature and looking at it with fresh eyes. The trees are beings that have been here a long time. Can you believe over 3,000 million years the first living organism resembling a plant appeared, it is known as blue green algae. The atmosphere at this time was carbon dioxide which… Continue reading
A Relative Theory of the World
I cried with a feeling of being touched when I read Einsten’s words. How I long for men to know this. This is what greatness looks like and how it feels, for it is not the man who is great, it is the one who feels the greatness, that inspires greatness in others. Indeed it… Continue reading
When The Web of Life Dies, We Die! Return to Wisdom
The wise words from those who know the true value of nature, the Native Indians
http://www.stevenredhead.com/Native/quotes.html
• Treat the earth well: it was not given to you by your parents, it was loaned to you by your children. We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children.
~ Ancient… Continue reading
Aikido Martial Arts: The Way of Harmony
So many young people learn martial arts because they or their parents feel they need self defence. It often comes from fear. Moreover, many feel violence protects by scaring off the attacker. Aikido is a nonviolent form of martial arts which is utilised to catalyse spiritual growth. The way of peace is the way of… Continue reading
US Special Forces: First (New) Earth Battalion for World Peace?
Welcome to those who will dare to think the unthinkable,
the awakened warriors, and you evolutionary scouts.
You are in good company.
I want to thank all the “players” in our network of scouts
for their work then and now as we continue into a new century
striving to bring this world of ours into… Continue reading