I – Fish

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evolution

March 23, 2009

Eugene, OR

             Last night I had a dream. In it I frantically searched for water as my tank fish were somewhere in the swampy carpet of someone’s living room. I couldn’t find the de-chlorinator, no matter where I searched. I kept looking at the carpet, wondering if my fish were all right. But somehow I couldn’t see the fish in the shaggy soggy carpet. Crabs began to crawl about, which I thought was rather curious.

             I woke from my dream and thought of my dream. How odd it was! It was only two days ago that I removed Sprinkles, the smaller pearl gourami, from the work tank. Goldie, the larger gold gourami, wounded Sprinkles after days of relentless rage. The two had to be separated before things became fatal. In the home tank Sprinkles seemed to be relieved that the fish were all smaller. This morning he appeared to recover well from his dilemma. 

             A little later as I walked into work, I noticed something was different.  As I approached the tanks, I suddenly stopped and gasped! There, on the floor, not far from the watery home, was Goldie. It was hard to tell how long he lay there, perhaps very recent or from the night before. His piscine body lay there lifeless and stiff. I found a makeshift glove and gently picked up the corpse. (I mean, I can’t just pick it up with my fingers… yuck.) I took him outside and found a nice place for a burial. After a few deep thoughts of Goldie’s life in the tank, I returned inside. 

             In the tank was Pancake, the large, long-finned, classic silver-black angel. He didn’t greet me like he always does. He stayed in the back of the tank, withdrawn and staring at the back wall. I almost thought for a moment that I sensed a bit of wrongdoing from him. I couldn’t distinguish the look on his face to gauge, whether he actually chased Goldie out, or if I projected guilt upon him. I easily remembered when the same fish murdered my gorgeous veil-tailed angel, Chocolate, two years prior. Either way, I think he knew I was pissed.

             A few moments later I stopped and reflected on the soggy and shaggy carpet in my dream. I somehow must have felt the unconscious energy of my doomed Goldie while flapping helplessly on the floor. And perhaps before his last fruitless gulp for water, he thought of his feeder while I dreamt and felt his panicked energy. Or maybe he looked back at Pancake, and with the last bit of strength, stuck up his middle fin.

I – Fish

2012 – Coming soon to a universe near you

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environment, evolution, political

 

             The year 2012 and the month of December is approaching. It seems far off, but with the acceleration of time these days it’s going to be here before we realize. For those who still don’t know what 2012 is all about, here is a brief synopsis, and a link to the wiki article…

             Supposedly the ancient Mayans in charge of creating a extremely accurate calendar did a wonderful job, but they stopped at a point which translates to mid-December of 2012 in the Julian-Gregorian calendar that we all use in the West. The reason for the end of the calendar is that there was no point going beyond this date, according to the Mayans. Some have translated this to mean that the earth is going to end, time recycles back to its starting point, or that humanity (and everything else) is going to start into a brand new era of being. That’s where the speculation begins to get interesting. There are books galore that can tell you all about what the relevance of 2012 is, but should you believe any of these writings?

             Recently I visited the planetarium and spoke with the director of the facility. She is a professional astronomer in Eugene, Oregon. We had a chat about the stars, planets and such, and I asked her if the stars change position over the thousands of years of humans watching them. She informed me that besides a few small deviations, the stars are where they were from our perspective as long as humans have scurried on planet earth. I then asked her about any astronomical evidence that would support the Mayan calendar from a universal point of view. I thought that if we were approaching a starting point as referenced from our position in the galaxy or larger sphere, it might give some credence to what is being tossed around as a life-changing event for all of us. After considerable thought, reflecting and calculating, she could offer no correlation to an astronomical event. I thanked her for her time and knowledge.

             So, that is one scientific opinion that would scrap any notion that December 2012 is going to produce anything more than the puff of smoke that came with the Y2K bug that was supposed to bring civilization to its knees.

             But if I could offer a couple of examples that would point to a significant event, it would be these two:

  • Time is moving faster and faster. I can easily remember a time when I was bored and watched the clock, but those lazy days are far gone. Now I have trouble doing the relatively same tasks in a day, as I always run out of time. I could expand on this and say that if we were a grain of sand in an hourglass of time, we wouldn’t notice the passage of time if we were near the top of the heap. But once we get closer to the bottleneck, things start to really accelerate by our perspective and become more rapid as we get closer to that point. Now, I could blame all the technology that ’steals’ our time by giving us more and more information to assimilate, but that wouldn’t be as interesting…
  • We are becoming more aware. OK, not all of us. Watching ‘Family Guy’ or reality programming doesn’t seem to do much for the evolution of the mind, but I have noticed that people are becoming more aware of what is going on around them. The fact that we now have a president that is full of promise to make our lives better and more in balance with the earth is also proof that the majority of people are ready to move into a new era of being on this planet. Time tells if we can actually make it in time before things get too bad too quickly. 

             In conclusion, 2012 can be a major event where everything is different. Maybe we all get to read each others’ thoughts, or maybe Jupiter collapses into a star and we have perpetual daylight. Ya, a lot could happen that would get us all driving solar-hybrid-garbage processing Toyotas, but I am just going to live well, love lots, and wait and see.

             Links: Wikipedia (scroll down to “2012 geophysical and cosmological speculations”) or Nay-sayer or the Mayan-Hindu connection. Take your pick!

             Please see that survey poll on the left side of this website to have your say.

          -Keitan

Getting the idea in front of the president

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economy, political

Today I discovered that the change.gov website of president-elect Barack Obama opened a new part. They are collecting ideas to compile a list of the best voted and though out ideas to present to the president-to-be when he enters office. I am hoping that this may be a great way to get the idea of Avacafe in front of him so he and his cabinet can see something that can transform our economy and create income for all of us.

Please read the post below called “Better ideas than stimulated bailouts” to get more information about the Avacafe system of how it can pay all of us for surveys from companies. You can also get even more information at http://www.avacafe.com/

Then go to the Change.gov’s “Citizen’s Briefing Book” at http://citizensbriefingbook.change.gov/ and search for: Information saves the economy

This brings you to my post. Vote it up and comment on it to help bring it to the forefront. Together we can make this happen!

-Keitan

Better ideas than stimulated bailouts

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economy, political

What mystery lies behind the hands that take our money to try to improve a titanic ship that sails in an economic sea of icebergs? As the activity of commerce slows, this is the time of contemplation and thought of how to build a system that is sustainable and responsible. The earth takes a sigh of relief from the human exploitation with this downturn and we hope that our illustrious leaders take notice that what we voted for was a real change. The manufacture of cheap products that produce poisons to our habitat is no longer applicable. And though we can complain much about the things that they do wrong, such idle chatter brings forth little progress.

Amongst the people there has been discussion about a simple and amazingly powerful idea. As Barack Obama prepares to inherit the largest mess in decades we hope to make him see the change we voted for. It’s not easy to get grass roots solutions through all the people and special interests that surround him, but the Internet has shown a special strength among the common people. One email can spread like wildfire to dozens, hundreds, thousands and even millions. And together our voices can be heard through all the white noise. If we come together on some basic principles of real change for our country there is nothing they can do but listen. Here is the basic idea along with the delivery method:

How to save the economy:

  1. Pay people for their information through group interest surveys. People register and list their demographics and interests to join other similar people in survey groups to sell their information and get paid for their time. Companies pay targeted consumers to fill out surveys on how to develop new products and services. Consumers guarantee their interest and attention to accurate answers. Surveying pays consumers $0.34 per minute of survey ($20/hour).
  2. Consumers donate at least 10% of their survey income to the non-profit of their choice.
  3. The central government funds the initial development of the survey system and guarantees that the information of the public remains owned by the public. As the system grows, 5% of the survey income of consumers is dedicated to the further development of the system.
  4. Non-profit entities are completely transparent in the use of the collected survey income allocated to them. This gives accountability to the public to see where our donation money is going.
  5. Companies finally get the information they have been wanting for pennies on the dollar of what they are used to paying. They spend less on marketing, and more on developing products that their consumers have asked for.
  6. Result: The economy becomes a true representation of the needs and desires of the population. Non-profits entities spend time mostly on their mission as they receive needed funding from this system. Companies produce more exacting amounts of product to meet need, thus reducing waste and expensive storage. The Avacafe idea enhances relationships between consumers and companies at the local level as well as a nationally. The idea can easily scale to a worldwide level.
How to deliver this message:
  1. All readers come together and enlist their email address to join the Avacafe OneVoice Movement. The author of this site (Keitan) produces the sign-up form. No name is necessary to participate. Sign up with an email with a no-spam / no-sharing promise. Emails are only collected for the reason of notification of the idea outlined above to the White House.
  2. Keitan and his team prepare the Avacafe message for the White House and the public, showing the earning potential of survey income, benefit to non-profits and companies, and also prepares open communication to the public once the Obama Administration contacts Keitan and the Avacafe developers.
  3. Mass Emailing to the White House. This is the moment of promise and action. Once the idea is ready for presentation to the Administration, each person who signed up receives an email from Avacafe that the time has come to send an email to president@whitehouse.gov (or whatever the current address is at that time to the White House) to send a message there. The message that everyone must then send is:
    Email Subject: Yes We Can Save the Economy
    Email Message: The collective consumer body of this country urges President Obama’s Administration to visit Avacafe.com for a solution to the economic crisis.
  4. Then we wait for a response.
In Summary:
The idea prescribed above is free of political affiliation, and only serves to provide a fresh alternative to the Administration to get real solutions on the table. Everyone wins under the Avacafe idea and it doesn’t cost billions of dollars to construct. Companies benefit, organizations benefit and the entire public finally gets a chance to get paid for their information. Most importantly, the economy changes course and begins a new path of sustainable abundance.
For more information, please visit http://www.avacafe.com/ and don’t forget to tell your friends to sign up. If you can reach at least 100 people, this plan can really take shape. America is about innovation and leadership. Now is our chance to make that happen once again!
Sincerely, Keith Gonzalez (Keitan), founder of Avacafe.

Defibrillation for a broken economy

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environment, political

 

            While the national and world leaders try to tell us that they are going to stimulate the economy with whatever method they have at their hands, it’s hard for me to believe that any one or group of humans can do anything to change the natural course of this beaten and battered financial system. It doesn’t matter if it is the economy, the crime levels or the amount of babies being born. Everything that lives inhales and exhales until its final transition to cessation. That goes for amoebas all the way up to these whopping social systems created and maintained by us. As far as our leaders are concerned, even though I voted for Barack Obama, I have little faith in the fact that he can use conventional people in high status positions to show us the way to prosperity. These people gained their status and power from playing the rules of the game that no longer apply. How can the group of them dig us out of this hole? No, the only thing that they can do is keep bleeding our tax money into their pockets and the pockets of the larger corporations. They are putting band-aids on a hemorrhaging patient. And when an amputation is called for to save the patient, do they dare cut off their own legs to save the rest of us? Likely not.

             Now, what good would my rant be without a suggestion? I do believe them when they say that this is the biggest threat to our lifestyles since The Great Depression. One thing that I noticed between now and then is this: Back then the industrial revolution was just cranking up. Factories were being built to produce stuff in ways that could reach the households of every middle class family. Commonly gotten electricity and phones were only a couple of decades old, and cars were just starting to be produced to have one parked in every driveway. It was a massive shift in the way humans lived. It was the beginning of stuff and luxurious living for the common person. Then someone said “BOO!” and the stock market crashed. Yes, they improved the reliability of that system as it stumbled many times with boom and crashes until today. Don’t forget that the world back then was enthralled in a geopolitical chess game of regional and world wars.

             Today, we are going through something very similar with the advent of the Information-Communication age. Few of us can imagine what the world would be like without computers, let alone the ‘miracle’ of Google. The effectiveness of my skills at my job wouldn’t be the same without the Internet. So, yes, we are shifting again in consciousness and how we live. And yes, we are all going to suffer (some much greater than others) while our leaders try to figure out what the heck is going on. Oh, and by the way, the world is in the throes of geopolitically fueled regional wars over resources. Hmm, haven’t we been here before?

             The good news and the bad news: In a few years we are going to enter a new era of interacting and living with each other. Words like ‘nano’ and ‘google’ are going to replace ‘plastic’ and ‘yellow pages.’ But what I am worried about the most is the implementation of all these new technologies. We’ve never been so close to the edge of bringing forth such beautiful new systems to improve the lifestyle of so many, yet be so close to the edge of darkness from these same inventions. Moral responsibility is so needed as we go through this transition. I keep my fingers crossed.

             My suggestion to any world leaders out there: Economy is about living things in action. It doesn’t matter if it is rebuilding from the destruction of war, or rebuilding from the destruction of our actions of the Industrial Age. The economy is good as long as people have work with a purpose. I can think of nothing more important than repairing the habitat damage so we can continue to grow. That means also feeding and teaching third world countries how to do things right, but not until we are on that path ourselves. Information is the new money, and systems have to be implemented that create a new relationship between people’s information and manufacturing. A currency that is directly tied to the health of the planet is also the critical step to real change. Yes, I can go into fine detail, but is anyone listening? I hope the world leaders get a hint of writings like this and others that are calling for real change. That is what I voted for, after all. I say, let the economy die. From the ashes of its cremation can rise the Phoenix to bring a new light and breath for a better and more sustainable future.

-keitan

PS, Happy Solstice! Welcome the longer days with thoughts of hope.

A Walk through the Wilderness

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evolution

 
     Walking through the city to get some things. A man begs for drinking money
and disturbs the people just trying to pass. Only a fool would give him
the change he needs to keep from the responsibilities of life. He is the
mirror of my angry child who wants to rebel.

     On the street train a man sits across from me, wine in a box, drinking it
readily. The train stops in a long and uncomfortable pause, and as
everyone hopes he won’t interact in his demented state, he starts
whispering to the spirits that accompany him. He is the mirror of my mind
that has lost control.

     I walk from my stop towards my small and simple home. A man is slumped in
a corner of the street, fully intoxicated. After I pass, he sees a ghost
not so far from him and starts screaming in frustrated bewilderment. He is
the mirror of my haunting past.

     As I walk, my mind regresses, and for a moment I am the begging man. I am
the man whispering at ghosts. I am the man running from my shadows once
again. And in the next moment I am back in my present. Somehow I have been
lifted from my turmoil. Today, I walk straight and clean in my overcoat and
briefcase. But one day, not so long ago, I was who they are now. And as
long as they remain, I am always reminded to not forget my past and to
not forget their pain.

     Who will be their angels? Who will love the unlovable? How do the lost
find their souls? Will they ever stop again to enjoy the beauty of a
flower, the smell of dew on a fresh spring morning? What does death hold
for them? Hopefully peace will find them before death does.

     And so I move forward in my life. A special awareness fills my spirit
everyday. Too much awareness can bring heaviness of the heart. For to even
think of all the pain felt in the world in one brief moment is more than I
can bear. But even when I was lost and alone, cold and wet on the streets
of Rome, there were two presences with me. And as soon as I turned my
perspective in the right direction, a force of energy was there to lift me
up. Though I shared the streets with the homeless and destitute, there was
still a glimmer of hope waiting for me to believe again. And when I
finally turned away from my depression, hope was there to deliver me.

     With so many dark mirrors constantly surrounding us in the streets, we
must remember the one thing that cannot break the spirit of our
soul. Belief in something more, something greater, and something we cannot
feel with our senses but can only feel in our hearts. This is our
deliverance and our hope.

I cannot stop their pain alone, but in the simple act of caring for those
who cannot care for themselves, somehow I can imagine the Greater Good
that blesses me today and hopefully can break through their clouded souls
to help them see the Light.

- keitan

Repost from my previous mu-channels (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mu-channels), originally written March 6, 2001.

Relinquishing negativity

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evolution

     ”Be careful what you feed your mind, for it might create what it has eaten.”

     After talking to some family members, I am reminded that we have much to do to bring about peace in our time. Many of us wait for peaceful things to be in front of our eyes, and even after questioning positive events with cynicism, many of us find it hard to see the world in a new light of love and harmony. It doesn’t surprise me. There are so many channels of information that inundate our minds with negative thoughts that it is hard to get ‘out of the loop’. Television is probably the easiest place to find negativity, but that is followed up by music that glorifies it, and now the Internet has become a new channel for overwhelming us with less-than-pleasant images.

     It is easy to see hell on earth. News is full of bad news, and this perpetuates the madness. And since we humans tend to imitate what is presented to us, we are in grave danger of creating a world where Armegeddon might actually be manifested through our collective lack of faith in humanity and the beauty we can really create. Some call it self-fulfilling prophecy, and it is our greatest danger.

     Thankfully, each individual has the power to quickly reverse this downward spiral. Each individual can turn off the television, go outside and see something beautiful. Every person has the ability to give 3 seconds of time to allow one car to merge in front of us in the course of our busy days. And each person can learn how to choose not to react to conflict.

     After spending years of my life trying to eliminate negative thoughts from my mind, I finally feel like I have found a level of peace that seems to emanate to my immediate surroundings and my community at large. It wasn’t always this way with me. I remember a time, not too long ago, that I had feelings and thoughts swimming through my head of ‘The End Times’, a draconian new world order, and so many other ‘boogie man’ scenarios that I was really living my daily life in a culture of fear. My decisions followed and I soon ralized that I was living well below my personal potential. Then I learned something really important: hate begets hate, fear begets fear, and yes, love begets love. I was convinced that in order to change how I see the world, I had to rid myself of the undertone of negativity that was so present in my mind.

     It wasn’t an easy path. For me, it started with turning off the television, which for the most part has become a channel of fear, murder shows, poor role models (The Simpsons, e.g.), conflict and a perpetual cynical message that used to hit me in my two main input sensors: vision and hearing. I remember at night, I would lay in bed and hear the echoes of all the thoughts were presented to me duriong the day. I remember that I used to be afraid of getting out of bed to even go to the bathroom, in fear of something or someone grabbing me. I finally realized that this was no way to spend the rest of my life. It convinced me that I needed to purge these thoughts away. And so I started on a new path.

     I took the extreme route at first and just eliminated my television and radio talk show time altogether. I went through a heavy withdraw, but I was able to keep my ‘fix’ through the new Internet news websites. At least with this, I was able to scale back the sound and visual animation part of the negative input which was a huge part of my problem. The results of my new behavior started bearing fruit in very little time.

     I began to notice that my perception of being a victim was starting to fade. I drew a correlation between the two and was excited to see some improvement. The next thing I started realizing was my driving habits. I started letting people in front of me at intersections. I realized that a few seconds of patience and compassion for my other fellow drivers was worth it, since I was doing something positive to people I didn’t even know. Before I realized, I started seeing other random acts of kindness from other strangers. It’s the same dynamic of purchasing a new red car. Suddenly, it seems like everyone else went out and did the same thing. Red cars just started coming into perception. Without realizing it, living in negativity does the same thing. It makes us see things that are also negative. The positive things aren’t even ‘on the radar’, even though they happen in front of us, too.

     Today, I can testify to the fact that purging my mind of almost all negative thoughts, especially the mundane and unimportant ones, opened my eyes and my mind to a much more beautiful world. And I believe that until we reach a level of critical mass of positive thought, we are always going to be plaqued with always trying to rid negative things fro our culture. When we start within by removing the smaller elements of negativity, we can then make some real strides in taking care of the bigger picture.

 

-keitan

The Barack Obama watch

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political

     Last Tuesday night, I was thrilled about the election results. It was only a few days prior to the election that I watched his 30-minute infomercial and decided to buy-in to his campaign. It was the first time that I gave any money to a presidential candidate. The main thing that resounded in me was the fact that he wishes to tax companies that outsource their products and services outside the United States, while giving tax breaks to companies who are trying to make products and services (and jobs!) here in our country. To me, it was the step in the right direction, and without any detailed plan from the McPalin campaign,  my vote was easily decided.

     Aside from the superstar-like energy following the definitive presidential win, and the subsequent surge of democrats elected across the country, I am feeling good about reversing a lot of draconian policies set in place from the last 8 years. But I have a strong practical side, so I continue with trepidation as the government moves forwards into a new direction.

     Since I am well founded in the energetic practices and influences of our human existence, it seemed clear that the first order of business was to get an astrological birth chart of Barack Obama. With the help of my friend, she found his birth certificate online (thanks Lynne!), and I used my favorite online birth chart calculator (at http://alabe.com/freechart/) to get a basic map of his chart.

     For those of you who think that Astrology is quackery, I agree with you that daily newspaper horoscopes have little foundation in scientific logic. But when you take the birth chart of a person, and where all the heavenly bodies were at the time of birth, indisputable correlations appear. And once I get mostly done with all my other ‘earth-changing’ projects, I hope to launch an astrological birth chart database to help bring scientific method to the art of astrology.

     That all said, below is the link to the result of Barack Obama’s birth chart. Most interesting features is that he is a Leo (like many presidents have been). Leo is symbolized by the Sun, and it can be said that they are great leaders with lots of fire. This is tempered with his rising sign, which is Aquarius. The long promised Age of Aquarius comes to mind, and this is enhanced with his Jupiter (planet that symbolizes one’s approach to global issues), and Jupiter just entered into Aquarius on his birth. His Mars is in Virgo, which means practical approaches to conflict, and his Mercury (communication planet) is also in Leo, which means that he speech technique is that of a leader, which has been noted specifically with his acceptance speech.

     I can go on and on, but instead click the PDF link below to get more information.

-keitan

Barack Obama birth chart

Introducing: abundance and wealth

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environment

“Can the earth sustain its inhabitants and give a good lifestyle for all who are here?”

     To effect change on this planet, we are now at the crossroads to start thinking about what needs to change to move forward together. Keep in mind that consumerism is only slightly more than 100 years old. Before then, we lived more in harmony with the earth. This specifically means that if we never capitalized on the industrial age, we wouldn’t have the amount of unnatural toxic pollution that we are currently suffering from.

     When I was growing up in south Florida, I immensely enjoyed riding my bike to the beach and jumping into the clean waters of the warm Atlantic Ocean. This was back in the 70s and 80s, and the biggest worry about swimming in the ocean was being stung by man-o-war or the occasional wild barracuda which might snap at me. But pollution was hardly an issue. I would open my eyes underwater and take in the miracle of the cleansing salt sea. I would spend hours floating in the water, or surfing when the waves were up.

     But now when I travel back to Florida and visit the same places where I grew up, I am sad to see the amount of garbage washing ashore. When I look to the horizon, I see brown haze instead of sea mist. My mind turns to my son, and I sigh thinking about how much harder it is to find pristine places in the world nowadays.

     My nostalgia does not come without a sense of practicality. I love the amenities that allow me the comforting luxuries of my modern lifestyle. A hundred years ago, hot water for a shower wasn’t so easy to come by, and the computer that I type on wasn’t even in the cloud of thought. But I have a dream in mind, where I believe that we are advanced enough in our ingenuity to be able to produce “creature comforts” in ways that are much more in balance with the environment.

     I realize that I must take responsibility for the actions of my purchasing. I understand that I appreciate being able to afford gadgets and other goods and services for a great price. But with the click of my mouse when I do my online checkout, somewhere in China, a factory is spewing out unfiltered toxins into the air and water to meet my consumer demands. How do we possibly change the results of what we like so it doesn’t pollute the precious habitat for us and every other being on this earth?!

     More than ten years ago, I was introduced to the only way this can effectively be achieved. It is a very simple concept, but has global implications. Currently, our wealth and abundance is based on the limited goods on the earth. A basic example is gold. Gold is precious because it isn’t necessarily plentiful. If copper were more rare, you bet it would be more valuable. Gold is useful, as well as oil. And when we base the wealth of a nation on limited commodities like this, we set ourselves up for eventual disaster. Wars are fought over these kinds of limited resources. But this isn’t the kind of wealth that can sustain all beings, especially when there are more and more people, and think of the stresses on the planet and national boundaries when the Chinese people are told by their government that they can also have a luxurious life like the Americans if they are willing to work hard for it. That is simply a recipe for global destruction.

     I’m not suggesting that we take away the value of precious goods. No, instead, I suggest something much more robust to accommodate the population of the planet, while at the same time providing a basis of sustainability of the habitat so people can continue to pursue their dreams without fear of global conflict over limited resources. I would like to introduce: earth product abundance.

     The real wealth for everyone is based in how well the earth can produce a livable environment for its inhabitants. It has been proven by the current economic crisis that all countries are tied together financially, even if we have different currencies and GDPs. If every country ties the value of their currency to the health of the earth’s ecosystem, then we can functionally change the motivation from ravaging the earth’s natural resources. If we value the earth enough to have its health tied to our money, we can continue with our innovations to better lifestyles. If a company is told that it can make more money planting a forest versus cutting it down, you better believe the business model of that company is going to change.

     In a simplified sentence: The earth has the true abundance and wealth for all beings. 

     There is much more to this concept in its execution, but the world leaders must understand the importance of preserving the habitat. We only get one earth. She’s perfect in her form and function. Our collective voice can help guide our leaders to this win-win formula. Let’s restore our human vocation of being the caretakers of the garden, and when we do this, imagination is the only limitation to what we can grow.

     If you would like to hear more about this topic, sign in to leave a comment or let me know via email:

-Keitan (moonphase9@yahoo.com)

Welcome to the next generation of Moonphase

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welcome

Dear Readers,

     I’m very appreciative of your time and reading of my posts through the years. This site is the next stage of Moonphase, to help bring some interactivity to my postings.

     In the past, I’ve tried to give direct and thoughtful postings that pertained to current events. These were flavored with poetry and prose on how the next evolution of the spiritual energy on the planet is commencing. The writings on these topics are about to take on a new dimension.

     The last eight years has seen a dark energy over our country, and throughout the world. I’m hopeful that this energy is on its way out, as we have now seen the ugly face of aggression acting like a silverback gorilla as it beats its chest.

     Ten years ago, the book Moonphase: The Spirit of Change spoke to the emerging human evolution. The way we all interact is about to change. What is not yet revealed is how we are going to collectively get there. I invite you to ponder the writings here, and to challenge yourself to brave new ways of being to help usher in the new global relationship.

Be well, and may inner peace reach you soon!

-Keitan

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