Understanding that experience exists to enhance perception of linkages between ecoequality and ecoamenity... and other stuff... but whatever it is, it is a good place to practice open-mindedness.
For every piece of fruit I eat a child goes hungry
For every truth I tell, a politician lies, and thousands die
For every animal that is adopted, one is shot for sport
When a baby laughs, an old man moans with pain
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Life is sacred. Within all of us there is a yearned for sense of ecological permanence, a desire to experience an ever increasing quality of life; health, happiness, and longevity for ourselves, our families, and our neighbors. These things are sought by way of the capacity to function that is our bodies, according to the outward uniqueness that is our minds, as it is willed by the true spirituality that is the interactions of our souls.
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I originally intended this to be read only by those who consider themselves to be Christians, with the thinking that whoever does not, may as well not even read this…. but now… with the condition, unless you are interested in a more equal religiously free US, as this is a much farther ranging subject than just me, and I only merely scratch the surface of many important discussions in writing this…. but… I will continue as though I originally intended. Even so, I welcome all your comments.
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This is a response I posted on a forum website in response to a topic by someone who does not believe in ghosts, but who is asking for ghost stories by way of the question, “Do you believe?” I believe; and here’s one of the reasons why:
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Concerning witchcraft, where it is mentioned in the Old Testament that witches are evil, it is referring to what is correctly traced translationally back into the original language (Hebrew) as “a person who wishes harm on others”. The English translation of the Bible unassuredly and thus incorrectly included the word “witch” because of the medieval popular perception (which was perpetuated by the clergy and those close to the clergy) that individuals who had nature wisdom and herbal understanding were also believed to have “powers” to cause famine, illness, etc.
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The Pyramid of Human Success is like any other pyramid, the foundation of which is of course its strength and very existence. The Pyramid of Human Success is a visual aid showing, according to the current paradigm or general worldview, the predictability of human actions as human populations rise. Ecosystem is inherent, it is the foundation of all that we are and do. As populations rise, the conditions humans impose upon themselves and each other, in their hurried inability to take each pyramidal step at a more caring and wise pace, become increasingly more likely to be uninherent (unnatural or incompatible with Ecosystem Earth).
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We are all on a personal journey of social maturation and spiritual awareness. The fears, loneliness, and confusion inherent to each of us should be thought of as foundational so that we may have a fuller understanding of what it is in common that we all face… that which makes us human… individually and together. As we begin to realize that our greatest problems affect all of us and cannot therefore be solved alone… how we look to each other with common interest in problem solving (as a community) becomes our greatest challenge… we do so in one of two ways.
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On a treadmill you can move at a steady pace… staying at the lowest point in the wheel. If you suddenly put more energy into moving on the treadmill, you can move higher up the side… yippee! But because you have increased the velocity of the wheel itself, unless you constantly increase the amount of energy, eventually the momentum will overtake you and you will be on the other side… struggling to not fall forward on your face… what a bummer!
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About me… Troy Boylan
Ecoculture Village Founder & President, Anthropology BA, Interdisciplinary Studies: Ethnobotany BS. Two things I think are worth anything at all… all things wilderness and ecoculture… and well, RPGs… and skateboarding!
So, what’s up!?
