Mayan Calendar Explained

Come Together

We Are The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For

Now is the time all awake souls come together and intend a better future for all humanity and for every living thing (that means everything .

Grace Gravity did a remake of the Buffalo Springfield song, For What It’s Worth:http://www.terihitt.com/mp3s/1 For What It’s Worth.mp3
Seems it applies even more now.
Love and Peace to everyone. Get your music, your art, your vision out into the world and into the mix NOW!

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World Peoples’ Summit on Climate Change and Rights of Mother Earth

April 19-22, 2010

When President Morales of Bolivia launched his invitation to the world to come to Bolivia to develop a Peoples’ Agenda for Climate Change, he never imagined the overwhelming response it would generate. Over 30,000 attending.
http://envivo.cmpcc.org.bo/?lang=en
http://pwccc.wordpress.com/

See Todays interview with on Democracy Now
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/4/23/bolivian_president_evo_morales_to_president

The poorest nations, the ones that are not industrialized for the most part, are the ones who are feeling its effects of global change first. For example Bolivia’s glaciers (providing 20% of the drinking water) are melting. They have lost an estimated 50% of their volumn in the last 40 years.  —Read More

“When I arrived at the United Nations climate summit in Copenhagen in late last year, the first thing that struck me were environmental activists braving the freezing weather to voice their disappointment at being locked out of the largest ever international meeting on climate change. Inside the conference, I realized that Bolivia was in a position similar to that of the protesters outside. We, the representatives of the majority of the world’s peoples, were effectively being left in the cold while a tiny group dominated by a few rich governments met in private to produce an unacceptable compromise.” — President Evo Morales, Bolivia
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“During the intense and wide-ranging debates at the People’s Conference, we never expected to immediately agree on a global solution, but we do have the ambition of putting forward concrete proposals that represent a fundamentally democratic, inclusive and equitable approach to addressing climate change. We invite you to be a part of this urgent, ongoing dialogue, which remains open to all peoples and all governments that co-exist on this unique and fragile planet.” — President Evo Morales, Bolivia

Register to Participate

The Summit ended yesterday, a final declaration was made, The Cochabamba Protocols. Please go here http://envivo.cmpcc.org.bo/Final-Declaration-relies-on-wisdom to read about it. It has not been published in English as of 4/23/2010.

Save The Cahuenga Peaks

The Campaign to Save
Cahuenga Peak Continues

The efforts by The Trust for Public Land, 6 local Homeowners Associations, Councilman Tom LaBonge and other citizens to protect as public open space 138 acres behind and to the left of the Hollywood Sign is moving forward. We have until April 30, 2010 to raise the funds. They’ve raised $11 million so far, but still need to raise 1 million by the end of the month. This is video from a gathering this past Saturday.

TO DONATE AND GET UP-TO-DATE
DETAILS GO TO:
http://www.savehollywoodland.org/

DEADLINE IS APRIL 30 to raise the money
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Real Teacher

What Teachers Make

by Talor Mali

More About What Teachers Make

1000 Teachers

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Compassion

Evolving Compassion

-… the actual nature of what is happening concerns things that transcend social consciousness… —From The Real Matrix by Val Valerian http://www.trufax.org/matrix5/segments/intro1.html

It is a courageous Higher Self that takes the simultaneous path— Robert Monroe

Click for Robert Thurman On Compassion

Click for Robert Wright
Compassion and The Golden Rule
The Evolution of Compassion

…it is a certainty that many people have exceeded the mental map of reality endorsed by orthodox social consciousness …—From The Real Matrix by Val Valerian http://www.trufax.org/matrix5/segments/intro1.html

—Click to Hear The Invocation For World Peace
Michael Fitzpatrick

Go here for more includings book suggestions and featured video for the week, Think Your Thoughts.

—Some Books of Interest:
Handbook for the New Paradigm
Read online for free
http://www.scribd.com/doc/4542806/Handbook-for-the-New-Paradigm
“You must look past the need to merely survive the methods of trickery designed to annihilate you and dream what you would have instead of the chaos of darkness. You will only rise to the top with a new vision.”

Embracing The Rainbow
Read online for free http://www.scribd.com/doc/3720638/Embracing-the-Rainbow
“The goal of the new parading is simple terms is the transition of humanity from victim consciousness into self-empowerment, which will result in a rise in the vibratory emanation of the planet and its inhabitants.”

Becoming
Read online for free http://www.scribd.com/doc/26693513/Becoming
Shocking as the facts are regarding the primrose path that humanity has been blindly following, this must be accepted and then the focus turned away from the deceptions toward creating a new reality.

—Video of the week: Have a little compassion for yourself
Think Your Thoughts
Charisse Landise
http://www.youtube.com/charisselandise
… don’t let your thoughts think you, think your thoughts ….

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A Globally Focused Education

Robert Muller, former Secretary General of the U.N. has amazing ideas and makes the obvious point, Why don’t we learn that we are citizens of the world on a beautiful planet from the beginning? … Good Question.

Video here: http://theartistfarm.com/ideas/?p=191

WAKING UP

It is clear we are here for a reason. There is more than meets the eye. We are all here on purpose.

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Peabody Coal Mining Permit Revoked!

This is great news and the beginning of a new day for all the people that live on the Hopi and Dineh lands in Northeastern Arizona.

To read the Intercontinental Cry article go here: http://intercontinentalcry.org/black-mesa-wins-peabodys-coal-mining-permit-revoked/

Peabody Energy/Peabody Coal has polluted these native lands for over 40 years. Taking advantage of leinient environmental laws that exist for Reservations. I am glad to see this sign that the tide has finally turned.

There is much pollution, toxic waste, toxic bi-products that have been left on the lands and post health risks to the that live there. There is arsenic and other pollutants in their once pristine water that cause the children to have bad teeth and are basically poisoning these people. This is a horrible situation that needs to be corrected. Our country has ignored and brushed under the carpet what happened here to the indigenous people.  This is wrong. People in other countries know more about what happened here than is in the general knowledge of people in the U.S. Peabody Coal is responsible, the EPA is responsible.  They need to provide funds to get this cleaned up in a way that is in harmony with the Hopi and the Navajo.

—From The Sierra Clubs December Press Release
“For three-and-a-half decades, Peabody’s coal mining operations on Black Mesa have been dependent on the sole source of drinking water for Navajo and Hopi communities. Between 1969 and 2005, Peabody pumped an average of 4,600 acre-feet of water annually from the Navajo Aquifer, causing significant damage to Navajo and Hopi community water supplies. ”

More Information:
http://www.blackmesawatercoalition.org/

Good News: MASH Animal Sanctuary has been saved

LAKE ELSINORE:
Donors help rescue animal sanctuary

Property that was home to injured, abandoned animals saved from bank

—Excerpt from Article in The Californian
READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE

Find out More/Donate at http://mashanimalrescue.wordpress.com

Renee Duncan is overjoyed to be allowed to move back onto her 12-acre Meadowbrook ranch, where she has kept 100 or so rescue animals, including horses, pigs, goats, sheep, emus, and dogs. Medical bills led her to fall behind on her home payments and the bank foreclosed on the property earlier this year. Two donors have stepped forward and saved her ranch from the bank.

Thanks to two good Samaritans, the owner of an animal rescue ranch near Lake Elsinore is going home —- with the horses, goats, pigs and other animals that were living on the 12-acre spread before it fell into foreclosure.

“I was overwhelmed, in awe,” said Renee Duncan, a retired registered nurse who had to leave the property after she fell behind on her house payments when she was undergoing cancer treatments.

A neighbor has been letting Duncan house the animals at his ranch while she and a growing squad of supporters worked to raise money to take the ranch out of foreclosure.

News of Duncan’s eviction in June mobilized friends, neighbors and people from afar who were moved by her predicament. Two of those who responded chipped in enough to buy the 12-acre property, which now will be owned in the name of the charity, the Meadowbrook Animal Sanctuary and Haven, or MASH as Duncan likes to call it.