Monthly Archives: March 2015

How forest biosystems work. How our local communities will work, when we observe and mimic what Nature teaches. (BTW: I like to think of myself as a budding “mother tree” in our forming Green Acres Neighborhood Ecovillage.)

First, and most critical: we must transform the deep internally wired structure of our minds, that which organizes and limits all external inputs into only certain categories determined by the addictive illusion of scarcity that powers the money matrix. Which … Continue reading →

Hint: it’s not by sitting still inside and regurgitating, on demand, second-hand “facts.” And it’s not by sitting still inside for “tests” that measure just how far the child has come in the required standardized brainwashing program. It’s not by … Continue reading →

Over the past two months, the “Grant Group,” established by podmate Katarina to consist of herself and three of her friends, all but one our Green Acres neighbors, went through the grueling process required to research and complete the extensive … Continue reading →

Oh, thank goodness! Take Two was wrong! I was right! There IS confusion at the heart of this story! Geez, for a moment there I thought it was all sewn up, that the co-pilot did it, because he was “depressed.” … Continue reading →

I found this thread so interesting that I decided to repost here. Not to scare anybody, just to be prepared. What are YOU doing to both prepare yourself and your community when the fiat money financial bubble that holds the … Continue reading →

For those who don’t know: Broad forks are permaculture’s alternative to tilling. Long thin prongs loosen and aerate the soil before planting. Here’s the one we ordered, after years of “making do” or borrowing someone else’s broad fork. From Bully … Continue reading →

Every part of the earth is sacred to my people. Every shining pine needle, every sandy shore, every mist in the dark woods, every meadow, every humming insect. All are holy in the memory and experience of my people. This … Continue reading →

When I returned from Spokane/Seattle, though in a bleery-eyed state from the 28-hour sleepless ordeal, I did notice that the front yard mound — which had been inadvertently damaged during a birthday party held here in January for friend Rhonda … Continue reading →

I spent a good hour and a half starting at 4 AM this morning lying on my side in bed with ipad watching a few of Steven Greer’s shorter video clips. Very interesting, as usual, and I do think his … Continue reading →