I'd say that erasing any history is a bad idea, because it reduces information.
This includes whatever we can glean from the first vine swingers, to the two leg walkers of all kinds, and each imperialist tribe or nation that conquered the one before, all the way up to the present.
Statue tippers and temple flatteners are history erasers.
Now that we write and record images and sounds, no more history or knowledge should disappear.
Henna is right, losing the art of living came slowly and surely one convenience at a time, one addictive carrot pull at a time, as she speaks to the programming of social engineers.
I can feel the shift in my own life from being the very nature's born and a gifted woman, a 'healer' woman... but feeling alone in this world from others of like mind and nurture by nature, to find community, I shifted further away, palpably with internal resistance.
It is superb the way Henna speaks to this.
I appreciate her words on what a healthy community can be and how it exists today.
It is interesting how the idea of Canada's government is 'using' the DRIPA in ways that could create a peaceful transition, but you can see how it's set towards failure. Why, Henna explains that well too, we are being 'managed' and 'social engineered' broken and independent people cannot sit at a table and create a peaceful transition to uplift all people, instead parameters of racism are fueled instead.
How far away from living our natural way is the best question - I feel I ask this every day.
It has become harder and harder to own land that can be privately or communally attended to.
Monetization and power are path which we can only be the peaceful warriors activists to move towards a life and culture towards our natural world, for unless we show the path by example, people won't have a palpable sense of what's missing in their lives.
Acceptance is not only beautiful its the most powerful peaceful tool towards building trust, safety and uplifting each another.
I love the concepts Henna speaks of and that there are others who are doing similar building. This link is another global pma that is building and growing fast: https://www.ca-britishisles.com/community-assemblies
I'd say that erasing any history is a bad idea, because it reduces information.
This includes whatever we can glean from the first vine swingers, to the two leg walkers of all kinds, and each imperialist tribe or nation that conquered the one before, all the way up to the present.
Statue tippers and temple flatteners are history erasers.
Now that we write and record images and sounds, no more history or knowledge should disappear.
Henna is right, losing the art of living came slowly and surely one convenience at a time, one addictive carrot pull at a time, as she speaks to the programming of social engineers.
I can feel the shift in my own life from being the very nature's born and a gifted woman, a 'healer' woman... but feeling alone in this world from others of like mind and nurture by nature, to find community, I shifted further away, palpably with internal resistance.
It is superb the way Henna speaks to this.
I appreciate her words on what a healthy community can be and how it exists today.
It is interesting how the idea of Canada's government is 'using' the DRIPA in ways that could create a peaceful transition, but you can see how it's set towards failure. Why, Henna explains that well too, we are being 'managed' and 'social engineered' broken and independent people cannot sit at a table and create a peaceful transition to uplift all people, instead parameters of racism are fueled instead.
How far away from living our natural way is the best question - I feel I ask this every day.
It has become harder and harder to own land that can be privately or communally attended to.
Monetization and power are path which we can only be the peaceful warriors activists to move towards a life and culture towards our natural world, for unless we show the path by example, people won't have a palpable sense of what's missing in their lives.
Acceptance is not only beautiful its the most powerful peaceful tool towards building trust, safety and uplifting each another.
I love the concepts Henna speaks of and that there are others who are doing similar building. This link is another global pma that is building and growing fast: https://www.ca-britishisles.com/community-assemblies
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