Chinampas Floating Gardens

Chinampas were invented by the Aztec civilization. Sometimes referred to as "floating gardens," chinampas are artificial islands that were created by interweaving reeds with stakes beneath the lake's surface, creating underwater fences.

Trees Talk

 

 

 

Everything is connected Oceans Barry riefs  

Your species is not isolated

Climatic consciousness everything what is climatic is consciousness which often flows criss cross wise.

Communication do not come easily for those that do not care for it.

You are at one fork road in your evolution.

A combination of all that species has chosen this.

Sit still in silence.

Your species is not alone here.There are many many of you waking up to the connection we all have together. This connection surpasses all time and space. After all space and time is irrelevant.

Look on the bright side of life. 

The smaller existence of all things that connect everything together even things that contain large vibratory things come in small sizes. Be not for small nature of things.

Everyone together can do a small part.

You are species that are willing to let go of so much. if you put your mind to it you can let go of all those things you find convenient. 

It is a trap to have all this conveniences. When you see the larger picture of things you see that conveniences lead you on the path of destruction. You are missing out greatly is so much disconnection. Come back to the forest come back to the trees and connect to all of us. Each one of you can connect to the all. Higher self is a great part of your knowledge when you sit in silence as you do in meditation.

Thees are everybody's, trees are every ones not just a few.

If you have healing to do in your body you can come to the trees and ask to shift and change and heal you.

 Once a week would be a good idea. Doctors should prescribe this. Once a week you need to go to the trees.

 

 Grand mother tree.

We play happily among the trees, and feel you society is going to ruin. Although we will live on. As one suffers so does another. As our species has suffered, and the forests and the trees are continues to be decimated upon your planet so you too have suffered concurrently as we are all connected.

As a home trees have been home for many many species other realms and animals and as these are decimated so you are decimated to the greater are just making your connection to your greater wider whole.

What can we do about it?

Value Us as you value money. as you value gold as you value material things, you must value us as well.

Is so funny your people species humans people place value on such fickle things.

If you keep looking down you might fall down and all became broken. You are a species that have forgotten you become so one dimensional when you look in the phone. Look around you look at the trees feel the energy of the trees. You have created a big destruction, such a big illusion.

You do not understand the power of your thoughts and the power of your visuals to be co creators of your own worlds. Hence why it is a trap when you are looking at videos after videos on television when someone else is givin you those thoughts to think, you are not creating your own thoughts and like a machine this machine becomes greasy, rusty and old and needs to be re-grease.

Put away your phones come back to the trees come back to the earth, go camping if  you can every week end. It's cold here try as hard as you can to come away from your screens. It's not good for the children to be creating those thoughts that are creating the future for they are the future. Get them away.

The eldest here indigenous people and elders with the boys and the girls and the kids used to tell the stories so they used to the stories there are so important to create the future.

That's why the stories are so important to pass on from generation to generation. Most of your children are disconnected from the stories of your ancestral myths and story telling and to bring that back even if you fell like you want  to connect to trees and allow the trees to tell the stories.

Do you have a story you can hear?

Back when the beginning of the earth began mogadishu there were many families in all parts of the world all tribes living their lives as they would separately and there were smaller tribes that might stand between the. And one day it was a fiery blast in the sky and the old man knew that this was foretelling us of a disaster of something to happen, gathered everybody up and they brought all the things quickly all the things they needed for fire, things they needed to collect water and food and they quickly left , and their rugs, and they went to higher ground into the caves. This is the story of the mountain. Ash felt from the sky days and days and nights and the water came and took over the land. We went deep deep into the earth until the color of the skin became whiter lime the ash that have fallen from the sky.

The species has then changed became half animal half human to adapt to the new surroundings.

slowly slowly people came out of the cave and went back into the forest where they could find new types of fruit cracking open eggs that were from larger birds that had recreated their species. they were happy to see although some of the  world was still charted black. Some of the green had returned. And that is why they tell the story and write it on the cave walls of when the fire in the sky came and they had to go to the caves. And this is the story. One of the story here in the mountains. Pass the story on so they know what to do . It is important for your survival of your species to remember the stories of the past.

The history will then repeat itself if the lessons are not learned. History is important.The stories hold the clues to how to survive. That's the story of Mogadishu.

Native American Teachings Regarding Sasquatch as Land and Forest Caretakers

Have you ever hugged a tree?
Have you ever said to a flower "You are beautiful I love you.!"?
It sounds like silly at first but trees and flowers are living things.
To me living things mean love; Love is caring, and concern for others, as the joy of life.

Love is a feeling of oneness with all living things. Everything on this earth is related to Everything else.

The tree is related to the ground. The ground is related to the grass. Some animals need grass to live.

The Bigfoot people are the spiritual keepers of Mother Earth.

The Great Lakes Woodland Indians wrote a book for Indian students for learning and understanding their own culture. The information itself was gathered from Native American Elders on reservations in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota and published as "The Mishomis Book" by Edward Benton-Banai. The material in story form is was given as fact, not as folklore.

The story gives the reader the Indian perspective on Bigfoot and life.

Here are selections from this book.

Bug-way -jinini or wildman or Sasquatch or Yeti that communicate telepathically with Indians talk:

"The creator send me here to guide and care for those who become lost. I am Herr to watch over those who go into the forests swamps, hills and mountains to gather medicine and other things.

If those who seek medicine roots, bark and berries will ask me in a good way, if their thoughts are good, and their concern for others, I  them to find the medicines they seek. I shall know their thoughts.

Also, I help those who choose to meditate and pray and fast in the bug way ji meaning wild and natural places.

I am a natural man. I am to be different one different in all ways.

I am the caretaker of all these places, the deep forests swamps,  mountains and deep valleys.

I shall not build a home or gather in towns. Nor I shall assemble my kind in tribes or nations. I will make no trails. Nor will I build canoes.

I am to be alone in the quiet solitude and majesty of the natural world of the Creator.

I shall know the man's presence and I shall know his thoughts, but only Anishinabe will know me.

Little brother, I have watched your journey and have known your thoughts. I will tell you some things.

First, you should always treat the natural creation with respect. When you must come through my territory honour those places with tobacco and good thoughts. Be not in fear.

The Mountains,  glaciers, waterfalls, the deepest swamps or the wildest places should never be changed, diverted or disturbed. They are to remain as they are now just as I am to remain in my natural way.

As you walk on your journey, remember that there is a purpose to all things. There is a reason for the gentle rain and gentle winds as well as their opposites.

Accept these things as I give you. The evidence is all around you.

In 1854 Chief Seattle gave a presentation to a group of white men who keep insisting to sell them the Indian land.

"We know that the white man does not understand our ways. One portion of land is the same to him as the next for he is a stranger who comes in the night and takes from the land whatever he needs.

The earth is not his brother, but his enemy and when he has conquered it, he moves on.

He lives his fathers' Grave behind and he does not care. He kidnaps the Earth from his children, he does not care. His father's Graves and his children's birthright are forgotten.

He treats his mother Earth and his brother Sky as things to be bought, plundered, and sold like sheep or bright beads.

His appetite will devour the earth and leave behind only a desert.

The air is precious to the red man for all things share the same breath- the beast, the tree the man they all share the same breath.

The white man does not seem to notice the air he breathes. But if we sell our land you must remember that the air is precious to us, that the air shares its spirit with all life it supports.

The wind that gave our grandfather his first breath also receives his last sight. And the wind must also give our children the spirit of life.

You must teach your children that the ground beneath their feet is the ashes of our Grandfather so that they will respect the land.

Teach your children that the Earth is our mother. If men spit upon the ground they spit upon themselves.
The earth dies not to belong to man. Man belongs to the earth. All things are connected like the blood which unites one family.

Man did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand in it.

One thing we know our God is the same. His compassion is equal. for the red man and the white. The Earth is precious to him and to harm the Earth is to heap contempt on its Creator. The white too shall pass perhaps sooner than all other tribes.

Continue to contaminate your bed and you will one night suffocate in your waste.

From the book

"The Psychic Sasquatch and their UFO " by Jack Kewaunee Lapseritis