permaculture

[Woody Wodraska <wodraska@mac.com>]

Thanks for these writings Keith and  Paul David these are important  
details that you write about. Indeed as Terence McKenna used to tell  
us "the culture is not our friend."
Sometimes it is necessary to just flat out speak of all the  
absurdities of the times we live in, as Keith did, for it's wake up  
call value. And then again it is important to look at the solutions.  
But all in all human beings end up in this kind of a pickle when they  
ignore the spiritual world and the Nature Spirits and we ignore them  
at our peril as we are in debt to them for all of our original  
knowledge. This is not woo woo it is how it really is. It is what the  
peasants and indigenous peoples always knew; that if they stewarded  
and cared for Mother Earth then she in turn would care for them.
Something that we have to keep in mind is that there is plenty of evil  
in the world with Monsanto and the likes of them, land grabs,  
chemtrails and so on and so forth that we have to keep shining our  
light into the dark corners of all that, teach our children well and  
hold in place our love , faith and hope which are going to be very  
important human resources as time goes on.
If anyone is interested a great read is Love and its Meaning in the  
World by Rudolf Steiner which refers to our spiritual history and the  
Mission of the Earth.
Onwards all,
Barbara and Woody
Earth Guardians, Stewards, Biodynamic Farmers.
Woody Wodraska
wodraska@mac.com
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