A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair
Mother Earth is summoning a new humanity. We are experiencing violent volcanic eruptions, hundreds of mild earthquakes, extreme flooding, and a wildly distorted jet stream. Having escaped containment by the normally protective polar vortex, it is manifesting an epic winter in length, with extreme snowfalls, ice storms, and extreme cold, with deadly wind chills wrapped into weather patterns of monstrous proportion. Solar winds, from the sun, are repeatedly penetrating the earth’s magnetic fields and highly charged subatomic ions are funneling into the poles as well as raining down and super charging the electromagnetic fields of the earth and atmosphere. Frequent and unusual alignments of planets and comets are executing a gravitational ‘tug of war’ conjuring myriad combinations of ethereal forces and changes that are at play within the entire solar system.
The synchronistic impacts, and ‘supercharged environment’, are generating unusual levels of geologic change, intense weather patterns and societal friction that create not only basic survival needs but also stimulate an awakened deeper awareness; that being, the examination of what we have done and continue doing that contributes to the chaos. A deeper nuance also comes into focus that begs the question: What conditions and human behavior will this super energized Gaia support and indeed tolerate in the future?
Here is some low hanging fruit we can pick, and consider a ‘kick off’ to what humanity, governing bodies and individuals should start, and stop, doing:
- With the obvious planet wide unsettled condition of extreme seismic and volcanic activity in mind, all thermonuclear weapon testing below ground should be halted. Nuclear wastes, currently in unsecure cooling ponds, should be transferred to secure casks and removed, from seismic /hazard zones, to secure facilities.
- All atmospheric geoengineering, weather modification, weather based directed energy weapon (DEW) development and HARP, as well as research experimentation and financing of same, should be suspended to avoid further disruption of the ionosphere and aggravation of weather patterns.
- Development of energy sources to meet rapidly expanding demands of new technology should be carefully weighed against environmental impacts. Decentralized sources, stockpiling of equipment for repair, and micro grid development; with emphasis on localized/home based generation with battery storage, should be initiated for emergency preparedness.
- The means of heating homes and community shelters, during emergencies, should be planned ahead and readied well before it is needed.
- Emphasis should be placed on emergency food supply, in the home and the local community pantry.
- Innovative plans and the emergency means for accessing water at the individual homestead and or municipal supply should be in place.
There are important lessons to be learned as we watch unfortunate populations get thrust into survival mode. Winter storms and arctic cold are especially dangerous. Although not covered by our mass media, population centers in Russia and Japan are currently experiencing loss of power/heat and resulting freezing and bursting of water and sewer pipes. Even when electric is restored they cannot pump water until massive infrastructure repairs happen. China and other countries, including us here at home, have huge population centers facing serious water supply and energy outages. Extreme weather can rapidly turn a peaceful community, homestead or entire nation, operating on the brink, into a disaster. America is not immune to these vulnerabilities and hopefully our leaders, individuals and communities will heed the warnings being brought to our attention by Gaia.
