90 Million Tons A Day in Chemtrails! STOP Poisoning US!

Spraying 90 million tons a day of sulfur dioxide into the environment is making us sick!

Super dioxide, the stuff chemtrails are made of, is a known toxic gas with a pungent, irritating smell, that is released by volcanoes and in various industrial processes.  Some of the problems associated with this include drying soil (drought), contributes to worsening fires, west nile virus, super storm sandy have all been affected by these chemtrails.

Take a look at this interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA1YZzI0wSs

 Even the United States government says they are spraying the atmosphere with these chemtrails and that it is dangerous.  So why are they spraying us with it?  Look at what NJ has to say about this:

  http://nj.gov/health/eoh/rtkweb/documents/fs/1759.pdf

 

Thanks, as, for reminding me of this necessary information on this day  as we celebrate our liberty.  How free can we be when we are being poisoned?

Happy Birthday, America!

On this Fourth of July, what it truly means to be a patriot comes to mind.  Thinking of all the folks who stood up to ensure liberty.  It is a beautiful word.  This concept of liberty is about freedom to choose.  It is one of the reasons we left the rigid controls of England.  Over time, as so often is the case, the designers of this new way of being is usurped for even more controls.

Just as there is beauty in these flowers, there is beauty in liberty.  The flag is waved for true Patriots ~ Daniel Ellsberg, Edward Snowden and countless others who were willing to risk everything for liberty.

Happy Fourth of July!

Appalachia!

There’s an instant release that happens when you end a marriage.  First, you weigh the pros and cons.  Sometimes even grid them.  Then you bargain, plea, hope.  And you still come up to the same conclusion.  You’ve been leaving your spouse for years. You tell yourself, he’s there for the kids, for the family.  He is a hard worker.  You once loved them long ago.  But things change.  You change.  And you can’t go back to what was.

Early on, Janel was determined not to be tethered to the clutches of society.  Things that would bind her to a house, a uniform lifestyle or that unnecessary, flatlining and polluting lawn mowing.  What could be more boring than walking up and down a lane cutting grass that someone decided suburbanites must have.  To feel worthy. Or to buy the America’s dream.  It sure wasn’t hers. 

Even reading "The Levittowners"* in college solidified any connection to suburbia she could ever want.  Who wants to live in a carbon copy house, next to carbon copy neighbors, driving a carbon copy car with a carbon copy existence? 

Suburbia comes with a built-in loneliness.  A dissociation from humanity and all that comes with it.  The homogenization of American.  It has a taste. A dull taste.

But that is what she did.  For a lot of years.  A long marriage.  Until she had enough. Of both. And then the magic began. But it didn’t come all at once. Or in a way she thought it might.

*A book that studied a new suburban community in, Levittown, New Jersey.  It is about how people fleeing the city adapt to new ways of being in suburbia. 

Sun Rise, Sun Set

It has been said we can only love others when we first love ourselves; that we can only experience real joy when we stop running from pain. In so doing, we allow ourselves to remain open to all of life's circumstances.  That does not mean we have to like them.  It does mean we don't run from the pain that goes with them. 
                                            

Just as the sun rises and sets every day, if we do not acknowledge the pain, it will be there until we do.  Pema Chodron suggests changing things on the inside.  Take a listen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buTrsK_ZkvA

What The Rain Tells Us

Rain, rain and more rain.  When we ask the universe for a few dry days,  we greet the rain with appreciation. Driving along an elevated road on coast this morning, I saw this sign. 

                                                             

The road was some 25 - 30 feet  above sea level descending to 5 feet above sea level. Sometimes it is just plain fun to be outside in the rain.  Today is one of those kind of days.  The steady almost tin-like sound of the silvery threads of rain tapping the roof line - a melody.  It is more than enjoyable. Days like that remind us of the little things we so often miss.  Like the tiny organic tomatoes forming on the vine in the container on the balcony.  It's such goodness!

No doubt in a few weeks, the tomatoes will be ready.  The basil is doing well.  A little mozzarella with basil and tomato on a rainforest cracker and that will be one delicious snack!

Rainy days are such a gift.  They remind us to slow down and notice the little things.



                                                                     

Patriots

                                                                         
Freedom in America Freedom in America
Isn't really free;
We often pay a price
To keep our liberty.   Remember those we loved,
Who fought for us, and died;
And those we never knew
For whom others mourned and cried.   At home our "war" for freedom
Is sadly overdue;
We've let corruption stage
A sad and grievous coup.   No longer can we brush off
Dishonesty and greed,
Lust for wealth and power;
We can't, we won't concede.   Complacency is weakness
Patriots can't afford;
We have to act on wrongs
That cannot be ignored.   We must give up some time,
Spent on other pleasures,
To restore America's freedom,
To keep America's treasures.   Money spent on trifles
Must now go to our cause:
Get rid of the offenders,
Constitutional outlaws.   Freedom in America
Isn't really free
It's up to American patriots;
It's up to you and me.  

Let's Talk Guilt

So the United States Government accuses Edward Snowden of espionage?  Russia provides asylum.  Now this is the SAME Russia we were told to fear.  Remember the Cold War?  More lies our government told us.

What in any of this makes you want to trust your government.  Again.  Of course, we have to allow all of this to fairly come out.  But for my dollar, I'm with Edward Snowden, Daniel Ellsberg and the myriad of other patriots who had the courage to stand up for what they believe.  They were called traitors, too.  But history, fairly reviewed told the truth.  Will our government? Or is our government guilty?


As the Fourth of July draws near, I salute you for continuing the cause for independence.  I'll wave my flag proudly as I send to you and other patriots, lots of loving energy.