Monday, April 6, 2009

...the Earth belongs...to the living...

"Thomas Jefferson, in 1789 wrote the following in a letter to James
Madison: "The earth belongs...to the living....Then no man can, by
natural right, oblige the lands he occupied or the persons who succceed
him in that occupation, to the payment of debts contracted by him. For
if he could, he might, during his own life, eat up the use of the lands
for several generations to come, and then the lands would belong to the
dead, and not to the living,...No generation can contract debts greater
that may be paid during the course of its own existence"

"This is one of the organizing concepts being talked about today under
the heading " sustainable development".


From the book: "Divine Nature"
Michael A. Cremo
Makunda Goswami

A great book!!!!
--
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Saturday, March 28, 2009

Artwords-Welcome to your Dream



Welcome to your Dream

I welcome you my friend to the beginning of your new life


Walk in peace trough the road of the living dream.

Search for your goal in every day and find your light in every night

Now that you are not blind in this dreaming world, please smile to your life for the sake of love,

No more fear no more pain, just be yourself in the dreaming game.

Dont get me wrong, i know you just were born

Sometimes you will feel alone in the real world...but you can find me there...in your dreaming home.

Share with others what i shared with you so in that way--happiness will come to you.



>> sharing from the old memories of the Triangle Forest/summer 08

Monday, March 23, 2009

Walking alone in the mountain





After 2 hour walking alone in the mountain, you will notice that weird stuff starts to happen in your mind. First you will probably start thinking why are you actually walking alone in a mountain, then you will say that this is a crazy idea, that you are too tired, that it would be better to go back in the warm and nice cabin where you could drink a cup of hot chocolate. But after the first half hour all of that will vanish as the trees vanish while your steps take you up and up to the skies.

Then, thoughts from your past start to come up. How nice it was to be a little kid, no worries and no responsabilities. But reality is that you are now an adult, and yes...you are walking alone in a mountain, when you should be doing all the things that adults are suppoust to do.

You sit in a rock after the first hour, take a breath, drink some water and exist.
Looking at the small things that Earth holds. How different is reality when you see it from that height. Look at your watch...11:11am it says...it draws a smile in your face, look up in the sky and wait.

After a good rest you go back to your walk high up. You start wondering about your existance, about life, about the culture you grew up in, about all the customs and ideas that your parents told you and taught you were the right ones. At that height, your life seems like a big lie. You are more close to the stars and the universe that you have ever been in your whole life, then is why, the reality of the grounded-rooted humans seems to be nothing but meaningless idea of the "God" that everyone down there talk about.



You know what...i think i like being in the mountain... where my thoughts seem to be more real.



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