Saving the Planet?

[bogeyman]

A lot of celebrities and limited initiatives have been introduced in order to save our planet.

In truth WE ARE ALL STUFFED! Over consumption, pollution, wars, contamination, are all key factors. The extreme weather we have been having (even though many try to find a comfortable explanation for these events) is one key element in the damage we are doing to our environment, which we only know a little about.

It is the economic and social machine (which is causing these events to continue) which is unstoppable, even governments cannot stop it, since many reply upon the existence of this system or machine for their survival.

Only when it is way too late we may realise the damage and the severity of the situation.

[christian]

I'm with George Carlin on that one, I think the planet is gonna be just fine. We better save ourselves, because humanity's future is not as certain... I think we can do it. The way is to be the change you want to see. I'm all in, I do what I can, for what it's worth.

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[pyriel]

Yea, I agree with George Carlin. Humans are the ones fudged. If it comes down to it, Earth would just shake us off.

I'm with George Carlin on that one, I think the planet is gonna be just fine. We better save ourselves, because humanity's future is not as certain... I think we can do it. The way is to be the change you want to see. I'm all in, I do what I can, for what it's worth.

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[ljwheat]

There is one big flaw with men’s thinking of himself as any part of doing anything to this ecosphere we live in. And that my friend is Size…… and the lie’s told to us to gain even more taxes out of our pockets all in the name of saving the planet.

We look at how big we are only threw the eye’s of how big we are. Dose an ant know how big this world we see is? The same way we don’t see how big we are to it either, first get your head right. Then you will see the critical thinking that steps on this crap we are supposedly doing to this planet.

Berried city’s uncovered that are millions of years old, reminders of civilizations long past. This video will get your thoughts in the right place.


N-fe9TkeItc

A microbe takes a crap, you would need a microscope to see it. A dog takes a crap, on that microbe that’s pollution on a big scale for the microbe.

A land fill is a city taking a crap on a big scale, everything in that land fill came from out of the ground from mother earth in the first place. And we put it back. Nothing we use from mother earth is hurting her.. It may hurt how we breath but it will never hurt her.

Everything on this planet recycles its self ---à EVERYTHING. So now they want a tax for the air we breath.. lol there is no end to this insanity.

[ghostrider]

Our entended community of star brothers and sisters never mine on the planet they live on ... how's that for common sense ??? We keep digging holes and fracking and they wonder why sinkholes appear everywhere ??? ehummm, because the oil companies are removing the fluid from the engine ...they fill cavities with water that should have oil in them, the ground , the caves, all of it shifts , not to mention building huge structures with massive amounts of concrete and roads right on top of areas that could be unstable for that amount of weight ... WE have done soooo much to our air, our water , it is truly sad ... a good start would be to stop all nuclear technology ...

[wolf_rt]

yep, we can only fix ourselves, once we achieve that then 'saving the planet' will just be done as a matter of course.

[Hawkwind]

Nothing we use from mother earth is hurting her.. It may hurt how we breath but it will never hurt her.

Everything on this planet recycles its self ---à EVERYTHING. So now they want a tax for the air we breath.. lol there is no end to this insanity.

Nope, sorry. Everything in the universe may recycle itself, but the Earth can most definitely be harmed or flat out destroyed by our actions. A cancer derives its sustenance from the body it inhabits. If its growth goes unchecked it eventually destroys the body. If you believe, as I do, that our consciousness survives the death of our bodies, then the cancer has only destroyed the container and the spirit lives on. Likewise, mankind could reduce the Earth to a smoldering cinder or fragments of cosmic dust. From the universe's perspective, so what? The death and birth of planets, stars and galaxies is part of its life cycle. From the Earth's perspective it has dropped its physical form and is presumably experiencing existence from another plane of reality.

For me the question isn't whether or not humanity is harming the planet, its whether or not my own thoughts and actions right here right now are in alignment with the rest of the universe (God/ my higher self/ whatever else you want to call it). From my current perspective it seems to me that everyone and everything that currently exists on this planet is here for a reason. Some souls are moving in the direction of greater separation (ego/ service to self/ evil, etc.) Some are moving in the opposite direction. That's just how it is. The physical universe can only exist through the interplay of opposites. Every yin has its yang and light can only exist if darkness also exists.

My role during this incarnation has been to move toward integration. Thoughts and actions that move me in that direction are aligned with that purpose. Thoughts and actions which move me in the opposite direction are what I need to work on, and hence the purpose of my incarnation. That's my karma. If someone else has incarnated to play the role of a power hungry corporate CEO whose actions are responsible for the deaths of millions and the wholesale trashing of the ecosystem, that's his or her karma.

My work, as I see it, is to walk my path as best I can. Where my path crosses that of others there is sometimes conflict. The CEO and his bankster/Illumimnati friends want to sell me fluoridated bottled water. Once I become aware of the problems associated with that I set up a rain water collection and filtration system. They want to pass legislation which makes collecting rain water illegal. I have a good laugh, stay aware of what's going on, inform others and do whatever else I can to prevent the legislation from passing. If it passes anyway, I go on collecting rainwater anyway, and I wouldn't want to be the public official who comes to tell me that I have to stop- because Gandhi, I'm not.