Wednesday, 4 December 2013

Energy treatment and medication

One thing I wonder about is how people in the developed world who are on long term medication will cope as and when some kind of collapse of our way of life happens. Reportedly, in some parts of the UK one adult in six is taking antidepressants. Four of the five most prescribed drugs in England are for cardiovascular disease, the fifth is a thyroid treatment. What happens when thousands of people don't get their pills?
Not long ago in Greece pharmacies started to run out of medications, the drug companies hadn't been paid and were refusing to supply them any longer. Then there's concerns around the world with the over-prescription of antibiotics and the appearance of  "superbugs” for which there will be no antibiotic treatment.

So why don't we start exploring ways to do things differently? Maybe at least some of these patients can be treated with a focused energy medicine. I've been delighted at how people joining in with the Thursday Lightworkers Group can receive help focused for a particular area, also how different people will receive what is appropriate for each of them. My dream is that we develop a network of groups and individuals all round the world who combine their energy healthcare skills with universal healing energy so that anyone anywhere can tune in, at any time of day, and ask for and receive help in many different ways, including energy that will take the place of some of these medications.

Saturday, 23 November 2013

Imagine Global Consciousness...



Imagine a world where each of us can tune in with a global consciousness which includes everyone on Earth and links with all life everywhere. Imagine if our decisions, choices and actions were based on a collective understanding of how best to regenerate natural wealth globally and locally. What if we don’t really need politicians, police forces, armies, accountants, lawyers, bankers etc and all those peoples’ energies could be focused into helping to build a sustainable way of life? Is there actually any other way of avoiding mass extinction?

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Regenerating Natural Wealth



First steps: revoluion in a little crate - local food, no pesticide, save money, use some of your waste to make compost... win, win, win
Listening to politicians and corporations you could think that wealth only means financial wealth. This is bollocks. There is no financial wealth that doesn’t depend on natural wealth to generate it.
Tragically, in pursuing financial wealth alone we've considered natural wealth, people and the environment as expendable, and look where that’s getting us.
This is an everyone problem, we’re all responsible for our materialist/consumerist/corpocratic system and attitudes. If it’s not what we want we can change things by our individual actions, stop buying stuff wrapped in plastic flown in from the other side of the world, start growing some food and regenerating abundant local systems that give us our basic needs for a start.

Sunday, 17 November 2013

New Age practical and spiritual skills

Welcome to my handbook for sustainable living, it's full of PRACTICAL STUFF like green woodworking, eco-building, forest gardening, working with reclaimed materials, permaculture and so on, based on my personal experiences over the last seven years working at places like the Lammas eco-village and here at Treflach Farm.
It's also full of HUMAN ENERGY FIELD STUFF because we are going to need that as well when the shit inevitably hits the fan. In fact I think it's our best hope of achieving the best quality of survival for the largest number of people. So the handbook explores Global Consciousness, Peacefaring, Remote Group Energy Medicine, Biodynamics, working with Cosmic and Earth energies and all that kind of thing too.
We are moving into a New Age whether we like it or not so lets choose to guide the process towards something wonderful.

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Inner and Outer Revoloution

http://www.newstatesman.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/fullnode_image/articles_2013/201343kleinpic.jpg
Revolt - destroy corpocracy before it destroys the ability of the Earth to support life
How amazing it is to see articles like this by Naomi KLein in the New Statesman, scientists calling for revolt and Russel Brand making mincemeat of Jeremy Paxman. A revolution is definitely coming - it will come in the form of collapse, devastating collapse of environmental systems, the ice sheets for one, and collapse of the financial system for another before long anyway.
I'd just add  that our way of life in the developed world is part of the problem. I'm all for protesting about fracking AND let's stop using cars too. It isn't us and them, it's just us. While we still use the convenience of the fossil-fueled way of life, the supermarkets and motorways, we are part of the system and complicit in all its hellishness.
The governments and corporations need us more than we need them. It's time to for everyone, everywhere to build a very simple, Earth friendly way of life. The other revolution is the inner revolution, thinking for ourselves, finding our individual power to make change by our own actions, whatever that is for each of us.

Monday, 28 October 2013

NO TIME TO LOSE

This is an extraordinary time to be walking the Earth, our choices and actions now may draw us back from the brink of mass extinction. A change in attitude is urgently needed - an evolved partnership with the Earth.
You see this in the world of farming where giant fields are treated as factory units - energy, chemicals and machinery used to extract units of produce from the land with no feeling or respect for nature. Our attitude to life has soaked into the ground, literally and energetically.
We can make a difference by focusing on this attitude because we hold it too when we take part in the developed world craziness, so far removed from a way of life that the planet can support.
What do we each need to do and what do we need to stop doing? What is the best use of our time and energy? Ask the Earth. Whether we make inner or outer changes they ripple out around the world.
MALE - FEMALE BALANCE
I got a strong feeling in the last Thursday Lightworkers Group session that our personal power must change. This is a time for female strength, firm gentleness. The way we gather and produce our food, materials, clothing must become radically different. It isn't even a case of just going back to a way of life from a few hundred years ago with horses drawing ploughs, the plough is part of the problem too. To reach a way of life that is truly sustainable means developing abundant local woodlands, orchards and forests, including open spaces grazed by animals - a huge variety of interconnected life with many yields for us and many features that simply support the whole network.
QUALITY OF LIFE
Finding a simpler way of life needn't mean going back to the stone age. The Thursday Group has shown me dramatically that we have abilities we can tap into and develop which will help us to keep the wonderful connection we have achieved through the internet for a start. What else do we want to keep from the modern world anyway? Music, travel... I think we'll still be able to do those.

Saturday, 26 October 2013

Grangemouth - when are we going to put the Eco into Economy?

I'm familiar with the Grangemouth refinery having lived in Fife for many years and as my daughter Amanda and her family live just a couple of miles from the place. At night, its flare stacks light it up like a vision from Heironymous Bosch. I used to drive around Fife delivering furniture from my shop, travelling through the strings of grim-looking villages left in an economic bog after the collapse of the local coal industry, a striking contrast to the posher parts of Fife like St Andrews, where people could afford to spend more on furniture.
So I've got mixed feelings about Grangemouth, the immediate local effect of the place closing would be devastating for so many people, but if ever there was a symbol of the Earth-devouring craziness of our oil-powered times here it surely is. There's only so much oil in the ground, it's bound to close one day, so, even leaving aside the dire warnings from the IPCC and others, isn't it time to start thinking seriously about making the transition to a truly sustainable way of life?