-- Not even CNN, one of the most fervent of handmaidens to Infinite Growth can help itself from revealing truth. That is because truth is like blades of grass that always find their way through a sidewalk. Truth lives untouchable and immutable in what this dying paradigm refers to as the "empty space" between the ones and zeros of Cartesian tyranny. Sometimes it takes many lifetimes, even 26,000 years, for truth to stand forth in full, naked and acknowledged splendor.
I remember a closing scene from one of "The Matrix" trilogy. As the Matrix ceased to exist and as Neo stood victorious, brilliant beams of light just started shining through the villains and the deceivers... until they just vanished. That's all they ever were, shadows and illusions.
How is it that prophecies written by many civilizations, including the Mayans, based upon wisdom far predating five thousand years of recorded history, do a better job of reporting on the world we live in today than corporate-owned media with all their billions of dollars and resources?
Power resides where you believe it resides. That is one of the great secrets long hidden from us that will prove to be our salvation. Where do you believe power lives? If you are not prepared to answer this question now, just know that you will have to answer it this year. And on your answer your future will depend. -- MCR (Michael C. Ruppert)
http://edition.cnn.com/SPECIALS/world/road-to-rio/satellite-photos-urban-sprawl/index.html
My comment:
Although receiving negative feedback, I must concur with Beta36 in that it isn't Humanity's collective aggregate biomass that is the issue, what is at issue is our rapacious appetite. Collectively the "Smart Ape" comprises less than 1% of biological life here on earth yet consumes a staggeringly disproportionate 25% of all incoming solar energy (not stored energy as in fossilized algae/oil but energy coming in at this moment, converted into biomass). I think that is what Beta36 was pointing out. But I also agree with the Lovelockian Hypothesis that just as the bacteria on our teeth (plaque) will, if left unchecked and aided by an abundant energy source (in this case sugars, in ours non-renewable carbon energy), multiply until they destroy the ability of the host to continue to live. Gaia is reaching for the toothbrush.
Parasites, in order to be successful, have to dial back their level of vampirism with their host, they learn this early on through natural selection and Morphogensis (Ruppert Sheldrake). It is highly unlikely Petroleum Man's Morphic Resonance pattern will lend to successful future iterations of "The Smart Ape" and will likely be edited out as the Universe pursues an evolution of consciousness towards greater and higher levels of self awareness.
Parasites, in order to be successful, have to dial back their level of vampirism with their host, they learn this early on through natural selection and Morphogensis (Ruppert Sheldrake). It is highly unlikely Petroleum Man's Morphic Resonance pattern will lend to successful future iterations of "The Smart Ape" and will likely be edited out as the Universe pursues an evolution of consciousness towards greater and higher levels of self awareness.
Truly successful parasites evolve symbiotic relationships with their hosts, as seen in Nature with Lichen (algae and fungus) and Mycorrhizae. Our calling is to evolve a symbiotic relationship with our host and the rest of the body (as it stands Petroleum Man is indeed, cancerous).
The following was lifted from The Empathic Civilization: The Race To Global Consciousness In A World In Crisis By Jeremy Rifkin, which I am reading at the moment:
Cultural historian Elias Canetti once remarked that "each of us is a king in a field of corpses". Canetti said that if we reflected on the vast number of creatures and Earth's resources each of us has expropriated and consumed in the course of our lifetime to perpetuate our own existence, we would likely be appalled by the carnage.
More on my blog: http://philosophersbunker.blogspot.com
Resources:
The Revenge of Gaia by James Lovelock
Morphic Resonance: The Nature of Formative Causation by Ruppert Sheldrake
The following was lifted from The Empathic Civilization: The Race To Global Consciousness In A World In Crisis By Jeremy Rifkin, which I am reading at the moment:
Cultural historian Elias Canetti once remarked that "each of us is a king in a field of corpses". Canetti said that if we reflected on the vast number of creatures and Earth's resources each of us has expropriated and consumed in the course of our lifetime to perpetuate our own existence, we would likely be appalled by the carnage.
More on my blog: http://philosophersbunker.blogspot.com
Resources:
The Revenge of Gaia by James Lovelock
Morphic Resonance: The Nature of Formative Causation by Ruppert Sheldrake
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