This is the first volume from the Forests and Medicinal Trees Series. Table of Contents
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"Protect Existing Forests and Plant New Ones on the Unused Lands and deforested Mountains. Regenerate and Fix the Soil. Reverse Desertification. Leave a greener planet to future generations.
Tuesday, August 30, 2022
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Friday, August 19, 2022
Tree Talk
He had seen a lot of human generations come and go
In this land there were other types of trees that were cut and replaced with other types in fashion
It used to be a dense forest in the beach that was protecting the shore.
Trees have individuality but they communicate with a common consciousness that allows them access to the information accumulated by the trees all over the world.
This tree is one of the oldest in the beach.
The old trees teach rhe younger ine to communicate.
The tree had a disease but healed himself producing sap that engulfed the disease.
It was equivalent to cancer to people and people can do the same and heal themselves.
This tree is teaching those around him to talk and to heal themselves.
This resort acknowledge the importance of trees for the protection and stabilization of the beach.
There is a tree interspecie telepatic communication. Also they can communicate with birds and people telepatic. The trees are the protectors of life.
The other trees are under 25 years coconuts trees.
Trees can see the future where their life will be protected by human species.
Trees will not be cut in the future and massive reforestation will take place.
Old trees will teach the young ones to talk protect themselves against bad weather and diseases.
They protect the wild life.
They can teach humans a thing or two.
For example.how to stay healthy.
Rhe less.fruits a trees produces the linger it lives. Same with people and animals.
Thursday, April 14, 2022
Geoengineering and the Forests
https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/corporate/international-affairs/partnerships-countries-regions/north-america/canada-united-states-weather-climate-collaboration.html
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/9.822229/publication.html&ved=2ahUKEwiV6O2IwpP3AhV0Ap0JHTUtCjwQFnoECAQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1-1WLf_9g7Hjy_6sgADNbJ
Weather manipulation chemtrails Canadian documents
Saturday, April 2, 2022
Geoengineering a Treat to the Forests
Friday, January 21, 2022
The Environmental Agencies
Environmental agencies and the departments of forestry are funded by the very same people destroying the environment and deforesting the land. Now the masses have been socially engineered to give them billions, carbon credits etc. without even knowing where the money is going. They think it is going to combat global warming, “A myth” and save the polar bears research is proving are rapidly growing in numbers. Climate change is real according to the raw data global warming is a myth. Been out in nature lately? Ever wonder why your weather has been 10 to 13 degrees off in favor of global warming? It is called the adjusted data.
Whenever you see a person on mainstream and now social media shaking their fist at the government and major corporations, chances are if they are getting all the press and not censored they are a planned opposition. It has all been a controlled narrative for years. Even Gretta figured that one out. There will always be those for the right amount of money that will sell their souls, throw their friends and families under the bus along with the well-being of the planet
Saturday, September 11, 2021
Snowberry Symphoricarpos Albus
Use by People: Snowberries are high in saponins, which are poorly absorbed by the body. Although they are largely considered poisonous, (given names like ‘corpse berry’ or ‘snake’s berry’), some tribes ate them fresh or dried them for later consumption. The berries were used as a shampoo to clean hair. Crushed berries were also rubbed on the skin to treat burns, warts, rashes and sores; and rubbed in armpits as an antiperspirant. Various parts were infused and used as an eyewash for sore eyes. A tea made from the roots was used for stomach disorders; a tea made from the twigs was used for fevers. Branches were tied together to make brooms. Bird arrows were also made from the stems.
Use by Wildlife: Saponins are much more toxic to some animals, such as fish; hunting tribes sometimes put large quantities of snowberries in streams or lakes to stupefy or kill fish. “The Green River tribe say that when these berries are plentiful, there will be many dog salmon, for the white berry is the eye of the dog salmon.” Common snowberry is an important browse for deer, antelope, and Bighorn Sheep; use by elk and moose varies. The berries are an important food for grouse, grosbeaks, robins and thrushes. Bears also eat the fruit. The shrub provides good cover and nesting sites for gamebirds, rabbits, and other small animals. Pocket gophers burrow underneath it. The pink flowers attract hummingbirds, but are mostly pollinated by bees. The leaves are eaten by the Sphinx Moth larvae.
Growth: This species usually grows 3-9 feet (1-2m) tall.
Names: Symphori- means “bear together;” –carpos means fruits– referring to the clustered fruits. Albus meaning white, and the common name, Snowberry also refers to the white fruits. This species is sometimes known as Waxberry, White Coralberry, or White, Thin-leaved, or Few-flowered Snowberry.
Snowberry or ghost berry. Don’t eat but can be used on rashes.
Thursday, January 7, 2021
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Nuclear Tests and the Forests
US security officials ‘considered return to nuclear testing’ after 28-year hiatus
The molecules of air will be mutated by solar and atomic radiation. The vitality globular are being eaten by radiation, the neutron attaching the carbon staff of life making the molecule vulnerable to ignition and so causing the air to catch fire.
The electronic particles in the air are rapidly depleted by radioactive fallout making them to spontaneously catching fire.
The government of the United States is aware of this scientific fact and was doing "research " regarding the subject. Tests were done for research for "forests preservaion " in 1960.
Animal life breathes oxigen and give off carbin dioxide. Plant life inhales carbon dioxide and replaces it with the magnetic vitality necessary for animal.life to exist, giving off oxygen.
Both plants and animal world cannot exist without the other.
Now without this vital energy in the air which the ancients called "vitality glibules" ( and which science niw calls free electrons) the air we breathe does not give us the proper amount of regenerated magnetism, which come from plant life and especially from trees.
Threes old trees especially produce great amount of regenerated globukes necessary to animal life.
When animal.life does not receive the proper quantity of vitality globular it cannot return to plant life the necessary carbon dioxide.
Radioactive fallout is known to cause atmospheric nitrogen to be replaced by Carbon 14 which is accumulating in the air at abnormally high amounts.
With the vitality globular in the molecules of aur being replaced by Carbon 14 this increase the probability for neutrons to attack the Carbon and the result is radioactive fire.
This will happen to the air particles as fallout increases.
This will ignite from the bombardment of the neutrons as happens to the uranium pile in the cyclotron when the neutrons are left to attack it.
And this explains all the fireballs which are plaguing the world.
If the flood if fire comes this fire will eventually release the polar ice caps at both north and south poles with will deluge the world with superabundance of water.
The meeting of the ice will give the world a new supply of purified oxygen and the water will wash the soil clean of all radioactive impurities that have been settled in as a result of fallout.
The release of the polar ice caps will cause the earth to shift on its axis at k
least 90 degrees.
The fires are with us today and are an everyday threat of our survival.
US security officials ‘considered return to nuclear testing’ after 28-year hiatus
Discussion held this month as way to press Russia and China into agreeing arms control deal, officials say
US officials have debated whether to carry out the first US nuclear tests in 28 years as a way to pressure Russia and China into make a trilateral arms control deal, according congressional aides and former officials.
They said the discussion took place at a “deputies meeting” of senior national security officials at the White House on 15 May, but that the proposal was shelved for the time being.
“There are still some professionals in the room who told them this is a terrible idea, thank God,” a congressional aide said.
The discussion was first reported on Friday night by the Washington Post, which cited a senior administration official as saying that a demonstration to Moscow and Beijing that the United States could carry out a “rapid test” could be a useful bargaining counter in the achieving the administration’s priority on arms control – a trilateral deal with Russia and China.
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Predictions of the Future of the Air and the Trees
By then allergies will be so severe in children that will be considered epidemics. By 2040 the disposal.of the air scrubbers will be a problem almost equalling nuclear waste.
A.major effort of greening the planet will begin in 2015 ( the book was written in 1986 ) . Initially will have very little effect but eventually by 2080-2090 it will.have caught.
The greening effort will begin in China with a single.week of planting trees.thus event will be the largest if its kind in human history. Over one week Chinese people will plant over 12 billion small sampling of what will be called trees of life.
The effort will be followed y Russia, South East Asia, South America north America India Africa and Middle East. In two year period the human race will replace all the trees.cut over a.two.hundred year period. More.than half will be property care for and survive.
Aerosols considered harmful to air quality will e eliminated from products from now and 2060.
A way of using an electromagnetic-magnetic wave.front.to.clarify the air will be discovered by 2022. It will. E formally tested on the upper atmosphere by the year 2051. This methodology will e harmful to migratory birds.
from the book The Ultimate Time Machine by Joseph McMoneagle
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
The Environmental Disaster produced By Chevron Texaco Corp
In 1968 Texaco had only just discovered petroleum in Ecuadorian Amazon Region. Today oild accounts fro nearly half of the country's exports. A trans Andean pipeline built shortly after has since leaked over half million barrels of oil into the fragile rain forest more that twice the amount spilled by the Exxon Valdez. Today the new $1.3 billion three hundred mile pipeline constructed by an EHM (Economic Hit Man) organized consortium promisses to make Ecuador one of the world's top ten oil suppliers of the United States.
The system of the environmental destruction is fuelled by something far more dangerous than conspiracy. It is driven not by a small band of men but by a concept that become accepted as gospel the idea that all economic growth benefits humankind and that the greater the growth the more widespread the benefits.
The concept is of course erroneous. We know that in many countries economic grow benefits only a small portion of population and may in fact result in increasingly desperate circumstances for the majority.
The corporatocracy is not a conspiracy but its members do endorse common values and goals. One of corporatocracy's most important functions is to perpetuate and continually expand and strengthen the system.
How is done?
EHM ( Economic Hit Mans) provide favors. These take the form of loans to develop infrastructure, electric generating plants, highways, ports airports or industrial parks. A condition of such loans is that engineering and construction companies from United States myst build these projects, In essence most money never leave United States. It is simple transferred from banking offices in Washington to engineering offices in New York Huston or San Francisco.
Despite the fact that the money is returned almost immediately to corporations that are members of corporatocracy the creditor, the recipient country is required to pay it all back principal and interest.
If EHM ( Economic Hit Man) is successful, the loan is so large that the debtor is forced to default.on its payments after few years. When this happen then EHM demand control over the United Nations votes, the installation of military bases or and access to precious resources such as oil, or the Panama Canal, or the forest resources in case of Romania. Of course the debtor still owes the moeny and another country is added to the global empire.
This is extras from the book ' Confessions of and Economic Hit Man" by John Perkins
This guy was such an Economic Hit Man.
Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Permaculture Energy Conserving Rules
- Place each element plant animal or structure so it serves two or more functions
- Every important function water collection fire protection is served in two or more ways.
- Elements are places according to intensity of use or zones, control of external energies sectors and efficiency of energy flow.
- Using biological resources is a long term investment and is a key strategy for recycling energy and developing sustainable systems.
- Photovoltaic cells solar water heaters plastic pipes have used non renewable resources in their manufacture, and we can use this effectively to produce our own energy on site.
- Dill fennel daisies and marigold placed around the garden beds and in the orchard attract predator insects insects which feed on parasite pests.
- Ponds in the garden attract insect eating frogs.
- Thorny shrubs provide habitat for insectivorous birds.
- A community supported by a diverse permaculture is independent of the distribution trade and assured of a variety diet, providing all nutritional requirements while not sacrificing quality or destroying the land that feed it.
- Permaculture systems seek to stop the flow of nutrient energy off the site and instead turn them into cycles, so that for instance kitchen wastes are recycled to compost, animal manure are directed to bio gas production or to the soil, household grey-water flows to the garden, green manure are turned into the earth, leaves are raked up around trees as mulch.
- At regional scale, sewage is treated to produce fertilizer to be used on farmland in the district.
- Good design uses incoming natural energies with those generated on site to ensure a complete energy cycle.
- The goal of permaculture is not only to recycle and therefore increase energy but also to
- Cath store and use everything before it has degraded to its lowest energy sun water wind manures at its highest possible use then its next highest and so on.
Friday, June 28, 2019
Forests and Trees- Book for Sale
"Forests and Trees
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Forests in Ancient Egypt
Energy and the Forests
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Forests and Peoples
Forests and Human Consciousness
Forests in Philosophy and History
Forests in Buddhism Tradition
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Permaculture the Way of the Future
According to an article of BRIAN BARTH, 2016 Bill Mollison, the Tasmanian son of a fisherman who first coined the term 1978, defined “permaculture” as:
“The conscious design and maintenance of agriculturally productive systems which have the diversity, stability, and resilience of natural ecosystems. It is the harmonious integration of the landscape with people providing their food, energy, shelter and other material and non-material needs in a sustainable way.”
Is permaculture a gardening technique or a special approach to farming, like biodynamics? Is it some type of back-to-the-land, off-the-grid intentional community? Is it about sustainable architecture, aquaponics, philosophy, horticulture, design? Permaculture is all that and then some, which is why it’s so hard for anyone to capture what it means in one neat sentence.
In other words, permaculture is a holistic, living-in-harmony-with-nature worldview, as well as technical approach for how to do so.
Mollison eventually became a professor of biogeography and environmental psychology at the University of Tasmania, where he met David Holmgren, a graduate student at the time, who helped him develop the principles and practices that are now taught around the world in the standard Permaculture Design Course, typically a two-week immersive experience held on a farm or property that has been developed with a permaculture approach. The word permaculture is intended as a contraction of permanent and agriculture, which, as Holmgren notes, has been expanded to include culture in addition to just agriculture. The root word “permanent” is intended as a reference to sustainability – an unsustainable society would, by definition, eventually cease to exist; it would be impermanent. Practitioners are known as “permaculturists” or “permies.”
Mollison wrote a number of books over the years, including the hefty Permaculture: A Designer’s Manual, which is the bible for the movement. He also starred in Global Gardener, a docu-series made for Australian public television in the early nineties, which is now a cult classic available free online.
The proof of permaculture’s influence in the mainstream is everywhere.
None of that has stopped permaculture from being highly influential in the discourse of sustainable agriculture and green lifestyles. Though permaculture has largely been an underground social movement, its ideals and concepts have bubbled up in the mainstream more and more. I was a die-hard devotee in my early twenties, eventually earning my Permaculture Teacher’s Certificate and offering courses on everything from designing food forests to building bio-swales on the farm in California.
The proof of permaculture’s influence in the mainstream is everywhere: its basic tenets are embedded in every idea about sustainability that blares from the television or the menu of a farm-to-table restaurant. Here are five of its more well-known principles to help you understand what permaculture is all about.
Closed Loop Systems
Any system that provides for its own energy needs is inherently sustainable. This concept can be extended beyond things like biofuels and solar power to what permaculturists call “inputs,” like food and fertilizer. For example, rather than importing fertilizer to a farm or garden, the system could be designed to provide for its own fertility needs – perhaps from livestock manure or cover crops. And if you’re raising livestock, you should certainly aspire to provide all the food for your animals from on-site, whether raising grain, forage crops, or recycling kitchen waste as animal feed. Any permaculturist worth their salt would remind you that a successful closed loop system “turns waste into resources” and “problems into solutions.” “You don’t have a snail problem, you have a duck deficiency,” Mollison was fond of saying, which makes perfect sense if you’ve ever seen how gleefully ducks wolf down snails.
Perennial Crops
Permies aren’t the only ones to recognize that tilling the ground once or twice a year isn’t particularly good for the soil. Which is why they advocate using perennial crops that are planted just once, rather than annual crops which require constant tillage. Agroforestry, the cultivation of edible tree crops and associated understory plants, is emphasized – think shade-grown coffee or cacao plantations in South America. The only problem is that few crops that most of us eat are perennials; but there is no doubt that if we could replace all the monocultures of corn, soy, and wheat in the world with agroforestry systems (while still feeding the world), agriculture which be much more sustainable.
Multiple Functions
One of the more original ideas of permaculture is that every component of a structure or a landscape should fulfill more than one function. The idea is to create an integrated, self-sufficient system through the strategic design and placement of its components. For example, if you need a fence to contain animals, you might design it so that it also functions as a windbreak, a trellis, and a reflective surface to direct extra heat and light to nearby plants. A rain barrel might be used to raise aquatic food plants and edible fish, in addition to providing water for irrigation. Permies call this “stacking functions.”
Eco-Earthworks
Water conservation is a major focus on permaculture farms and gardens, where the earth is often carefully sculpted to direct every last drop of rain toward some useful purpose. This may take the form of terraces on steep land; swales on moderately sloped land (which are broad, shallow ditches intended to capture runoff and cause it to soak into the ground around plantings); or a system of canals and planting berms on low swampy ground. The latter is modeled on the chinampasof the ancient Aztecs, an approach to growing food, fish, and other crops in an integrated system, often heralded by permaculturists as the most productive and sustainable form of agriculture ever devised.
Let Nature Do the Work for You
The permaculture creed is perhaps best captured in the Mollisonian mantras of “working with, rather than against, nature” and of engaging in “protracted and thoughtful observation, rather than protracted and thoughtless labor.” On a practical basis, these ideas are carried out with things like chicken tractors, where the natural scratching and bug-hunting behavior of hens is harnessed to clear an area of pests and weeds in preparation for planting – or simply planting mashua under your locust trees. Locust trees are known for adding nitrogen to the soil, while mashua, a vining, shade tolerant root crop from the Andes, needs a support structure to grow on. Thus, the natural attributes of the locust eliminate the need to bother with fertilizer or building a trellis, while providing shade, serving as a nectar source for bees and looking pretty. By letting nature do the work of farming and gardening for you, one achieves another of Mollison’s famous maxims: “maximizing hammock time.”
Saturday, May 4, 2019
Edgar Cayce about Lost Tribes
Edgar Cayce the sleeping profet in readings on the Mayan Culture stated that "those people who were of the lost tribes " travelled by boat to American continent in 3000 B.C. 3000 B.C does not coincide with the known hystory of Hebrew people as passed down through the Torah. According to Hebrew tradition the term lost tribes refer to the 10 lost tribes of Israel that were scattered during the Assyrian conquest of the northern kingdom of Israel in 772 B.C. Cayce did not named the lost tribes Hebrew. The Masoretic Hebrew text of the Old Testament gives 2239 B.C. (292 years before the birth of Abraham. As the date if Noah flood, while the Greek Nd Samaritan version give 3119 B.C. date. It is interesting to note the Maya date marking the creation of the current world era was 3114 B.C. Also in support of Cayce's claim is the books of Mormons which details.the three ancient migrations to Americas. Two of these migrations.werr groups from.ancient Hebrew lands from the time.of the traditional lost tribes. The other was an earlier pre Abraham Semitic group that was Hebru. Cayce refer to the Assyrian period in several readings indicating that some of the ten tribes who were carried away was aped into south western portions of the North America. He also describes migrations.to England by individuals he referred to as "daughters of Hezekiah" who was King of Judah during the Assyrian conquest. To further complicate the issue in other life readings Cayce refers to "daugh9of Zedekiah" as Hebrew immigrants escaping to America England, Ireland India and elsewhere during the time of the Babylonian captivity. This period in Jewish histo6refers to the conquering of the last remaining Heb6kingdom and tribe (Judah) and is believed to have occurred around 586 B.C. In Cayce 's version of the Assyrian Babylonian story migration occurred over a period of several hundreds of years. He gave 3000 B.C. date for the list tribe migration. According to Gregory Little in his book "Mount Builders Edgar Cayce Forgotten Record of Ancient America" ,"It is possible that this "Lost tribe Group" was a semitic group descendant from Adam Seth and Noah who dispersed prior to God covenant with Abraham. Conventional dating of biblical events would.require a 3000.B.C.group to have migrated near the time of Noah flood. The Greek and Samaritan version give the time of 3119.for.the Noah Flood. Maya date for the creation of the current world era give 3114 B.C. Also in support of c Cayce is the Book of Mormon which details the migrations to the America. The book of Mormons detamiles three ancient migrations to America. Two of these migrations were groups from the a cient Hebrew lands from the time of the traditional lost tribes. The other was an earlier pre Abraham Semitic group that was Hebrew like in their worship of the one God. This later group left shortly after the flood. Descendants of all three groups were said to have mixed with the natives already living in the land becoming part of the native American population. These groups were part of not only the Maya civilization but in Mormon beliefs were thought to be responsible for the unusual earth work found in North America.
Friday, April 26, 2019
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Colonization and Deforestation with the help of United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
How Much?
The Pichis-Paleazu Special Project had $86 million budget.
Much has happened since a development scheme was first announced for the half-million hectares of tropical forest which form the Pichis and Pichis and Palcazu River valleys of central Peru. Because this land on the eastern slopes of the Andes was understood to be less densely populated and potentially more productive than the Andean highlands, yet relatively close to Lima's markets, the Peruvian government saw the valleys as sources for food and lumber, to be worked by colonists, surplus population from the nation's highlands and coast. A Special Projects Office for the Pichis-Palcazu Project was established in the Ministry of Agriculture in 1978 and had concentrated on titling land in the area, but when the Belaunde government was inaugurated in July 1979, Peru announced a greatly accelerated program.
Who is behind it?
In September 1980 the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) "was asked", an tentatively agreed, to finance essential infrastructure in the valleys - roads, centers for collecting and redistributing goods, and equipment to clear and prepare land.
Various sources reported that 15,000 colonists would eventually be settled in the area. In anticipation, land speculators and other entrepreneurs quickly focused on the valleys. Development hopes, however, hung on the premise that the land was up for grabs and awaited intensive exploitation with nearly bursting fertility. The native people, Amuesha and Campa who had been occupying and working this land for centuries but were left unmentioned in the initial reports and agreements, thought otherwise. So did many other people who, in turn, alerted a network of individuals and organizations throughout the world.
Martinez and Miller's subsequent report revealed a social situation far more complex than that suggested by the initial newspaper articles. They first noted that most large-scale development and colonization projects not only fail to achieve their constructive goals, but leave ecological destruction and displaced native people in their wake. The Pichis-Palcazu Project would probably not be an exception. They stated that "there are numerous constraints to development in the region due to problems of existing ethnic conflicts, land tenure disputes, social stratification, existence of poor institutional infrastructure...monopolistic economic activities, and forestry extraction concessions." In the Pichis-Palcazu area, much of the land was occupied but was still untitled, opening the way for problems with land speculators while also inhibiting local development projects. Miller and Martinez recommended that, before any development program was initiated or any road-building undertaken, land titling was essential. Colonization, they argued, should be de-emphasized in favor of local development.
At present, an extremely exploitative and hierarchical social system exists in the valleys, with native people generally disadvantaged as a group.
What ?
The government plans to take away their recognition [as communities], take away their legal titles, refuse to grant land titles to communities without them, relocate untitled native communities on the lands of those with title, and allow timber extraction concessions on native lands."
Human Price of Relocation
It is probable in view of past experience with colonization of the Peruvian humid forest region that the environment present in this region will in itself constitute a major problem to success of the project. Elsewhere, as for instance in the Tingo-Maria-Pucallpa Highway, the Huallaga Central area, the Cosnipata, neither planned nor spontaneous colonization by immigrant groups for outside the region can be termed in any way to be successful.
A history of repeated failures and retreats accompanied by resource devastation characterizes these places, [where] one currently survives only because of the illicit market for coca leaves. If the Palcazu Project is not to be another sad repetition of these failures and, eventually a rural slum area, it is essential that project planning be based firmly on what is practicable and realistic in terms of the physical environment - climate, soils, topography, drainage, and biological resources of the basin itself.