Fred Kirschenmann has been involved in sustainable agriculture and food issues for most of his life. He currently serves as both a Distinguished Fellow at the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, and as President of the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills, New York. He also still provides management over site of his family’s 2,600 acre organic farm in south central North Dakota.
Local Italian activist peacefully and honorably chides local riot police for protecting corporations and the mafia, poisoning themselves and their neighbors with carcinogenic tear gas, attacking and beating the elderly, and serving corrupt masters who lie to all. When local government systems fail to protect the land or it’s people from plunder, what choices do local families have nowadays, other than to confront riot police fronting for the corporate takeover?
Skeptics may scoff, but Hancock earnestly points out similarities in giant stone structures in the Egyptian desert and Cambodian jungles, and on Easter Island and in Micronesia, he points out what he considers evidence of an ancient society of seafarers. His ideas may seem utterly bizarre at first, but Hancock presents them in an understated and good-natured manner, and he also makes clever use of computer graphics and aerial photography to illustrate the startling similarities in ancient structures found from the North Atlantic to the South Pacific.
A thorough and most entertaining explanation of how the left and right brain interact to create all the fabulous facets of consciousness. No longer is it believed that the hemispheres of the brain are isolated in their work, but rather continually operate synergistically to provide awareness to humans and other animals.
Cymatic photographers, artists and experimenters display an amazing array of nature’s hidden art, the geometry carried by sound. Fascinating and inspiring, the hidden mysteries of life are revealed in dazzling displays of scientific wonder.
The Code is an ancient matrix system built up of monuments all across the globe. These monuments include megalithic stone works, pyramids, circular works, effigies, and ancient earth mound. Each structure is a point in a remarkable global matrix which explains a global positioning system involving the mathematical precisions of the Earth. In order to “read” this matrix one must first change the current Prime Meridian back to the pyramid fields at Giza.
Scientist and professor Michael Persinger discusses how the brain communicates with itself, how this conversation is affected by scientific electronic stimulation, and how psychotropic substances affect the brain’s perception of reality. Science and spirituality are linked inside of the human brain and God is certainly within.
Peter Proctor teaches Biodynamic agriculture in India, demonstrating how healthy soil creates healthy plants, which creates healthy food for healthy people. And throughout this cycle, every additive needed to produce natural and bountiful results is naturally produced and supplied by the farm. Biodynamic farming brings together the forces of nature in a unique way that can heal, land, livestock and people.
In honor of one of the greatest, most honest, and most fearless revolutionary spirits that the America system has ever aroused, here is one of Malcolm X’s most powerful and relevant speeches, The Oxford Union debate of December 3rd, 1963. The topic of the debate was”Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is No Vice; Moderation in the Pursuit of Justice is No Virtue”.
The natural world is comprised of patterns and the more technologically advanced we become the more our societies and ideas imitate the patterns that are at the foundation of nature. To perceive these patterns and understand that there is a natural order to even our chaotic human existence is a great gift of inspiration. Beautiful indeed.
Photographer Garth Lenz shares saddening photos of the Alberta Tar Sands mining project in Canada and discusses the near term plans for massive expansion of the destruction of the ecological jewels of North America. Without regard for food systems, ecosystems, indigenous peoples, migratory birds, or common sense, this project will soon dwarf all current possibilities for eco-disasters as it threatens some of the world’s largest and most magnificent rainforests and wetlands.
Our food is being taken over. Genes and living things are being patented—the greatest theft of the commons in history. Industrialized food is unsustainable. Organic food cannot be industrialized. Don’t try to fool yourself. If you buy food labeled as organic, but have no idea where it comes from, then you’re eating ersatz organic.
A human rights award has been given to Maryanne Godboldo, the Detroit mother who refused to give her daughter poisonous anti-psychotic medication simply because the State said to, even in the face of documented dangers.
In an exciting act of grassroots resistance to Monsanto and their GMOs that are ravaging the planet, activist Adam Eidinger has infiltrated a Monsanto shareholder meeting and posted the video up on Youtube. Eidinger discusses the negative impact of GMO crops, Roundup, and other Monsanto creations on human health and the environment.
Pharmacist Ben Fuchs talks with passion about the wonders of preventative nutrition and the stupidity of the modern pharmaceutical approach to healthcare. Assisting the body’s natural growth with proper nutrition, supplements, and food combining. These simple, common sense ideas can bring about dramatic changes in health, and also make one less of a ward to the medical establishment.
Another volley in the campaign to inform the public that free energy is a possibility right now in today’s world. Moving into the era of free, clean energy is a must for the advancement of the human race, and ending our dependence on resource extraction is a must to reverse the damage being done to our natural environment. But in the world of money, politics religion and power, some ideas may be just too revolutionary to entertain. A must watch!
Internet rising is a digi-documentary investigating the evolving relationships between the Internet and collective consciousness of humanity. It provokes many questions about ancient and modern paradoxes of life, its pleasures and pains… and the gray area contrasts in between – but most of all it is meant to be an inspiring conversation starter.
“You don’t get to be a hero by being a coward and sitting back and accepting the status quo. Evolution is calling you to task.” – Thomas Sheridan
An excellent and thorough explanation of the psychopath and the reasons the world is in chaos. Why is there a war on human consciousness and how do we live up to our high human potential for living peacefully and fruitfully on this beautiful planet? The solution lies in disassociation with psychopaths and turning our energies to the elevation of our consciousness. A must watch!
The imminent Carl Sagan reminds us just how incredible it is to be human, and how magnificent it is to ponder the idea that we are all created from particles that once were the substance of stars. And the chances of the cosmos creating you in this moment were remarkably vast. Chance or a gift? Either way, life is incredibly beautiful. Carl Sagan’s warning about the crossroads of our planet and civilization is more timely than ever.
What kind of world do we want to live in? And who gets the final say? Fear less. Love more. Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!
