By Jahrun Chilam Balam 2011.08.09
"It's not time that is speeding up but rather - Creation is speeding up. More is happening in less time!" - Ian Xel Lungold
Jahrun provides an overview of topics for future discussion and exploration, including:

By Jahrun Chilam Balam 2011.08.09
"It's not time that is speeding up but rather - Creation is speeding up. More is happening in less time!" - Ian Xel Lungold
Written by Jahrun Chilam Balam 2010.04.19
Photography and article by Jahrun Chilam Balam 2010.04.15
When your accountant waits until the last day to file, what do you do? Get outside and be your intrinsic human self. I decided to make an easily digestable lunch, pack a green drink, some wakame, lots of water and go on a bicycle ride. Here is my planned route:
Article and compilations by Jahrun Chilam Balam 2010.04.15
Over the last several years, I have awakened to the miracle of water and have been boisterous in sharing my understandings all along. Two nights ago, I was gifted with a real "treat" that has been downloaded into my cerebral cortex computer.
The Natural News daily news letter has been synchronic and instrumental in connecting me with the tools I have needed to raft the whitewater challenges and transitions that have been ongoing in my life these last three years. In less than one minute, you too can connect with the Natural News daily newsletter, and if nothing else, something will catch your eye from time to time that will help you and others you know. Why don't you do that now and then come back to this article?
Without further delay, now I will share this "treat" as part of a compilation of profound highlights to contemplate regarding water. The treat includes a podcast audio interview with Daniel Vitalis by host Mike Adams. After listening intently to this program, I was compelled to learn more about Daniel. I found a series of videos that I list below as "Must Experience".
Those of you who know me, know that many of these things I have already been speaking of these last years. But Daniel Vitalis has presented the concepts in a way that has congealed and permanently affected me. I am fortified, encouraged and committed to my migration toward a feral life.
Daniel Vitalis in order of suggested experience:
Daniel Vitalis interview by Mike Adams (audio 20 minutes)
Daniel Vitalis - Medley Playlist (8 part video playlist - 74 minutes)
Find a Spring:
Find a Spring Website
Find a Spring on Google Maps
My Saratoga Spring Entry
References made by Daniel Vitalis:
Organic Live Aloe Vera Plants
Li Ching-Yuen (long-lived China man)
Effects of Fluoride on the Pineal Gland (pronounced pie-nee'-al)
~ Namaste.
Photography, article and compilations by Jahrun Chilam Balam 2010.04.09
As if you did not have enough on your mind already....
This serious message of my own personal account, research and direct sensory experience concerns you and your neighborhood, your well water, your children, your pets... the air you breathe, soil and its hosted organisms, the aquifer, streams, rivers and lakes and the whole environment everywhere. The concern is about the new utility poles being installed just out your front door, by the lawn, or just down the street, or in the park, along the road by the wetlands preserve, at school and down town.
From a report issued by the National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides:
"Under, around, in and on every preservative-treated utility pole is a toxic site that poses a real threat to clean air, water and land."
"Utility poles account for about 13 percent of the market for wood preservatives used to kill fungus and insects and retard decay. The chemicals, which include pentachlorophenol, creosote, arsenic and chromium, are some of the most hazardous toxic contaminants on the market.''But most recently, wooden utility poles are no longer treated with the relatively benign creosote, but rather deadly toxic chemicals. Over the last ten years these poles have been treated with increasingly dangerous pesticides and wood preservatives, particularly Pentachlorophenol (PCP) commonly called "penta" in the field.
"The use of PCP has become a global problem within the last two decades. Despite its known lethal effects on the environment, its global consumption is still high. This proves that until environmental well-being becomes a priority over economic gains, this worldwide dilemma will continue."
Check-out the two utility poles in this image. The one on the left is the old familiar creosote pole, and seemingly looks to be just fine with no sign of rot what so ever. Creosote may even smell good to some people, as they remember romantic encounters on the boardwalk or pier. Looking at the new pole on the right you'll see that it has a greenish hue. Not all of the new poles are so green looking! Believe it or not, the newest poles are disguised to be more brown, but you can spot them as easily as you can red-dyed bark mulch. No matter what their color, these new poles wreak of sickeningly toxic chemicals. That's because they are utterly saturated with toxic chemicals."PCP is toxic when inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin. The EPA found that short term exposure resulted in central nervous system damage (EPA, Consumer Factsheet, 1998). In the long term, reproductive effects, liver and kidney damage, and cancer resulted (EPA, Consumer Factsheet, 1998)."
Email written by Jahrun Chilam Balam to daughters Helena and Ruby on 2008.08.21
Entry Salvaged from defunct Zaadz/Gaia BLOG
Entry Salvaged from defunct Zaadz/Gaia BLOG