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New Civilization News: Massive Earthquakes in Asia |
Category: Environment, Ecology 9 comments 9 Oct 2005 @ 07:42 by gea : Pakistan and India feud...Your link..."In a further sign of easing tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to offer assistance." ...A ray of hope? 9 Oct 2005 @ 11:03 by jstarrs : Maybe, anyway...what we're experiencing. ...is the result of our previous group/global actions, that's for sure. We've created our environment. But as Gea points out, I believe there is also an equal energy pulling in a postive direction....maybe that's what we have to focus on? 9 Oct 2005 @ 12:28 by gea : What I mean is... ...that given the war between Pakistan and India, a war which goes to the point of contemplating nuclear weapons, it is a sort of miracle that the above mentioned offer of India to Pakistan should happen at all. What will it take for human beings to realize that we all live in the only Home we will ever know, Gaia? As a species, we have destroyed the environment. But maybe the destroyed environment has enough crude lessons for us, to learn that we actually depend on it. 9 Oct 2005 @ 13:30 by jstarrs : Yes, I get it... ...we all family, brothers & sisters on this spinning planet. Sometimes some brothers & sisters go crazy and do crazy things to each other. I'm wondering how many crude lessons we have to be given to realize this? 12 Oct 2005 @ 08:14 by nemue : My take as well Many of you who know me via this site know that I quote often - 'For every adversity there is the seed of equal benefit' - through significant events we grow. Blessed be the souls who are sacrificing themselves in an effort to help mankind wake-up. We should be enternally grateful for their courage. Let us pray that their deaths have not been in vain - in particular the children. 12 Oct 2005 @ 11:36 by ashanti : 81,000 dead (?), still counting Massive. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1259952.cms Spiritual shockwaves pulsing. 12 Oct 2005 @ 13:25 by rayon : Kashmir is famous for its houseboats! th I love to look at the blue sky hue 12 Oct 2005 @ 13:27 by rayon : 12 Oct 2005 @ 14:10 by rayon : loose connection here??? In its day, this was a happy poem: I love to look at the blue sky hue In distance paler and softly blue The cupolas here and steeples there Hold the sky drop hanging in stillness where Rows of houses squeezed to the ground As an igloo hugs its tiny mound Narrow view along the street Inward looking for retreat Tall high-rises dotted about Reaching out from the darkened street Sun pours in from the sky of blue Showing up the distant view Pink in the sunset over the roofs Reflecting in windows slowly to fade Catching the last light, dwindles in sinking Darkness upon the streets Rising into the thin blue air with cupolas here and steeples there. by NSR September 1989 On the city underground network yesterday in a half crowded carriage was a small 8 year old boy of Pakistani origin with his Father. He asked for his travel food pack, he was not English environment looking. Everyone had left a large space around him and all eyes were on him gently, everyone who was strap hanging around watched, as he opened his small plastic box to see home made goodies of the Indian kind. He chose the biggest one, golden rich looking, and took an extremely satisfactory bite oblivious of his audience who all seemed to be thinking the same thing, the children in the shattered schools. The Father was also aware of the moment held around his son. A seat became free and the boy made a dash, cake and all, but it was taken by someone from the other end oblivious. The only thing to do was to leave one's own seat if he wanted to sit, so I did. Other entries in Environment, Ecology 12 Jul 2010 @ 09:06: Human Energy Cap and Freeze 2010 27 Jun 2010 @ 09:37: Flood in Draguignan 31 May 2010 @ 09:12: The New Norm 29 May 2010 @ 10:27: The Transition Movie 28 May 2010 @ 01:03: Survival of the Enlightened 16 Apr 2010 @ 21:01: The Cloud - or Last call / Final Calling wake-up call ? 12 Mar 2010 @ 13:04: One photo and the memory it contained. . . 7 Mar 2010 @ 18:16: Sunday . . . at my computer 12 Nov 2008 @ 22:37: HAPPY SIXTH DAY - MAYAN CALENDAR CHANGE! 20 Apr 2008 @ 17:08: The Redemption Of Spring
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9 Oct 2005 @ 02:34, by Salama Shaquana