Gnostic media is on fire! They are cracking the shell of mind control that so many of us have fallen under.

This latest interview covers so much - alchemy, mind control, the 60's counter culture.

The one you didn't get through yet gets better further on, with more interesting participants. Got to meet Paul Watson in Redondo Beach, CA back in the early 90's at a talk he gave. He is so good at his chosen calling, a warrior for Mothership Earth to the bitter end. He has literally put his life on the line on many occasions, and almost died on two of them (that I know of, maybe more by now). Not to be mistaken for a religious context, but he reminds me of the Apostle Paul who claimed he had already died, so physical death did not concern him anymore.

I don't think positively or negatively about the subject of climate change anymore. Have made peace with the comforting knowledge that we will either right the ship and maybe survive, or the coming conditions of climate change will remove the destructive "us" from the equation and Mother Earth will patiently spend 1000's of years cleansing Herself again, become pristine again, start over again.

It wouldn't be the first time and very likely will not be the last. We cannot kill Her. We can only kill ourselves trying... I am comforted by that, the durability of this amazing awesome Mothership Earth. The conditions required to become a host for life are very rare indeed. What we are doing is like someone winning the lottery and then burning the money in the fireplace, and then complaining about being poor...

another good discussion panel on the subject
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj9bYALLYJ4

Another good one from Guy McPherson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTBb8nvzUUA

"We are knowingly doing this" Leonardo DiCaprio

Here is the trailer for the new documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UGsRcxaSAI

and apparently, the full movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90CkXVF-Q8M

and cool real time example of someone's lifestyle change
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pvvrTOB7pg

Excellent Award winning documentary Chasing Ice from the National Geographic Channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5RYBGJDCAI

and here is Jame Balog of the Extreme Ice Survey from the documentary Chasing Ice showing the results of the EIS at a TED convention https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTDdY1UG7ug

Have worn a medallion of this for many, many years. Finally decided it was time to make it permanent..........."For all that was, is and ever will be"

This

symbol is called

the Galactic Butterfly

which is said to represent all of

the consciousness that has ever existed

in this galaxy. This is all of our physical ancestors

both human, animal, reptile, fish, shell fish, plants as well

as the consciousness which organized all of the raw material from

a whirling disk into stars then planets and solar systems. Big Meaning. So

big that the original Maya had no symbol for this. In their civilization it was like

having no name for God. Just knowing the concept was good enough. Later this pattern

was devised by Toltec or Zapatec weavers as a pattern for blankets and this is where Jose Arguelles

came across it. He called it Hunab Ku. The indigenous peoples call it "The Galactic Butterfly". Butterflies are seen

as ancestors returning for a visit to physicality. Wearing one of these symbols is very powerful as it broadcasts your

reaching to actively join the consciousness of our galaxy.

from this mornings TTAC talk with Bob Bell quoting George Carlin (whom I greatly respected as well as enjoyed!),

"I never believe anything the government tells me."

and then there is this...

"The owners of this country know the truth: It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it."

makes me want to shout to the masses....WAKE UP....!!

whose bad dream is Hillary and the Donald anyway?

off now to drum and dream a much higher vibration!! Blessed be our dreaming today and everyday.

LINDA WERTHEIMER, HOST:

Gary Snyder is a poet. He was born in 1930 so he's been around for most of the important things that happened in the last century and this one. And he has had quite a life. He's been a fire lookout, a logger, a Buddhist monk, a translator of Chinese poetry, a painter. He was there when Allen Ginsberg and the Beat poets of San Francisco read Ginsberg's poem "Howl." And Snyder is theoretically the man on which Jack Kerouac based a character in his novel "Dharma Bums." At the age of 84, he has published more than 20 books. His most recent is a slender volume of mostly short poems, and we hope he'll read some of them for us. He joins us from KVMR in Nevada City, Calif. Gary Snyder, welcome to our program.

GARY SNYDER: Pleased to be here.

WERTHEIMER: Now, what about getting right down to it and reading a poem? This one is called "From The Sky."

SNYDER: "From The Sky." (Reading) The sand hill cranes are leaving, soundings from the sky. Songbirds from Central America begin to arrive. Flitting through the bushes, snow patches on the ground, truck still in four-wheel-drive.

WERTHEIMER: It's interesting, though, that in some of your poems, there's - you know, there's just sort of the - you're purely dealing with nature, and then you'll stick something in like the truck that's in four-wheel-drive.

SNYDER: Well, you know, that's the world we live in. Poetry isn't about just nature. It's about reality. And as a Buddhist, Buddhism does not just favor a nice side of the phenomenal universe. Buddhism says we are all students of reality, whatever it is.

WERTHEIMER: The poem that's on the very next page is called "Here."

SNYDER: You want me to read it?

WERTHEIMER: Yeah.

SNYDER: (Reading) Here in the dark, the new moon long set. A soft grumble in the breeze is the sound of a jet so high, it's already long gone by. Some planet rising from the East shines through the trees. It's been years since I thought why are we here?

WERTHEIMER: Do you want to explain that last bit? What is that?

SNYDER: Well, that is our existential question. And a lot of people think about it all of the time. Now, few people never think of it. I'm one of those people who thought about it for a long time and then quit thinking about it.

WERTHEIMER: (Laughter) Why was that?

SNYDER: Because I was working on it so hard that it was no longer an intellectual or rational exercise. It was more a something in my own nature that I was trying to get around, get close to. And maybe it's not a real question. We're here because we're here, as Mr. Natural says.

WERTHEIMER: Do you still live up in the mountains in a house you built yourself and all of the things that I've read about you? Or - is that all still happening?

SNYDER: Oh, yeah, I drove down here from that house just a few minutes ago. And it still is learning what it's supposed to become, I think. It's a great old house. I felt every tree that went into the framework.

WERTHEIMER: You've outlived lots of your hard-living buddies from the bad-old days. How do you feel about writing now? How do you feel about being alive?

SNYDER: It's wonderful. Every moment is really interesting, and I'm grateful to be alive. And I'm ready to die whenever it happens. So you try to bring some little bit of quality to your choices and, you know, stop and appreciate things maybe a little more than you did when you were trying to meet - match a big steady schedule.

WERTHEIMER: Gary Snyder's new book of poetry is called "This Present Moment: New Poems." Thank you very much for doing this.

SNYDER: Well, thank you for doing this.

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In my experience, everyone will say they want to discover the Truth, right up until they realize that the Truth will rob them of their deepest held ideas, beliefs, hopes, and dreams. The freedom of enlightenment means much more than the experience of love and peace. It means discovering a Truth that will turn your view of self and life upside-down. For one who is truly ready, this will be unimaginably liberating. But for one who is still clinging in any way, this will be extremely challenging indeed. How does one know if they are ready? One is ready when they are willing to be absolutely consumed, when they are willing to be fuel for a fire without end. -- Adyashanti

"After we have mastered the wind, the waves, the tides, and gravity, we shall harness the energies of love. Then, for the second time, man will have discovered fire." ~ Teilhard de Chardin

Thanks Fred

Hmmmmn, if the government really cared about our safety during "space weather events," wouldn't they reserve a place for each citizen in an underground bunker? I wonder how they plan to mitigate things like solar flares.