View from our back gate and the purple Hibiscus Syriacus in bloom.
Showing posts with label Survival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Survival. Show all posts
Sunday, April 26, 2020
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
My vibration is my point of vibration
The laws of the Universe are responding to me.
~ Daniel B Holeman ~
The science of survival suggests that there must be a plan. This plan must be available to all people if they want it
Hermes wrote the book called the black book, its said to be a legend, the order of the garter was formed because the original meaning of the word was the order of the Guarder, The Order of the Guarder. The black book disappeared and the rules of conduct part has never been found and this was very mysterious.
There is one concept , that there is an over government of the world and this government are the guards from our Olympian thrones, personified as the great forces of life from which the universe is maintained.
We don't have to believe in Olympian deities but the integrity's which they stand for or symbolise are the basis of human life and unless these integrity's are maintained nations will fall and every nation up to the present time has passed through great vicissitudes because of its inability to keep the rules of life.
Images @ Melonpopzdropz Flickr
~ Daniel B Holeman ~
The science of survival suggests that there must be a plan. This plan must be available to all people if they want it
Hermes wrote the book called the black book, its said to be a legend, the order of the garter was formed because the original meaning of the word was the order of the Guarder, The Order of the Guarder. The black book disappeared and the rules of conduct part has never been found and this was very mysterious.
There is one concept , that there is an over government of the world and this government are the guards from our Olympian thrones, personified as the great forces of life from which the universe is maintained.
We don't have to believe in Olympian deities but the integrity's which they stand for or symbolise are the basis of human life and unless these integrity's are maintained nations will fall and every nation up to the present time has passed through great vicissitudes because of its inability to keep the rules of life.
Images @ Melonpopzdropz Flickr
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Girl, you gotta love your man, take him by the hand.
Jim Morrison ( The Doors)
I know longer feel that I have to have a bigger and better latest feat to impress my son. I remember that I was always trying to impress him with what I could do or what I knew about something.
This is a classic case of just wanting to be accepted by someone. It is clear now that even before there was any trouble, I would often ask him - "Do you Love Me"?
When he would show his disapproval of my hair or my cloths or my friends or my desires, it hurt a great deal. I felt he just disapproved of me and my word in general. Jesse was a very fussy boy. He liked things clean and neat and tidy and I tried to do that and super-size it. I was alright with this because I liked things this way also. I was inadvertantly as his mumma, trying to take him by the hand and educate him and prepare him for his life.
Both Jesse and myself have Mercury as our ruling planet. The planet of communication. Gemini and Virgo. But do they get along? It can be hardcore at times when anything is in the hands of a Virgo. They can expect a great deal from those around them. These perfect Virgoan's amongst us set the bar very high for others, usually not so high for themselves though.
I don't think that Jesse ever really accepted me as a viable human being. He was so used to seeing his father walk all over me in decisions that were made. He was used to seeing his father hopelessly drunk and angry. He was used to seeing the abuse of a female as the norm. I know this will effect the perception he has of me and his perception of all mothers.
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| Trees feel when another tree suffers a severe mishap. |
We are in a world that can be beautiful and it can be dangerous. We, as humans, are all trying to stay above the fray, above the destruction of ourselves. We are all out there doing the best we can to survive this onslaught that life serves up to us as people of the 21st Century.
I know longer feel that I have to have a bigger and better latest feat to impress my son. I remember that I was always trying to impress him with what I could do or what I knew about something.
This is a classic case of just wanting to be accepted by someone. It is clear now that even before there was any trouble, I would often ask him - "Do you Love Me"?
When he would show his disapproval of my hair or my cloths or my friends or my desires, it hurt a great deal. I felt he just disapproved of me and my word in general. Jesse was a very fussy boy. He liked things clean and neat and tidy and I tried to do that and super-size it. I was alright with this because I liked things this way also. I was inadvertantly as his mumma, trying to take him by the hand and educate him and prepare him for his life.
Both Jesse and myself have Mercury as our ruling planet. The planet of communication. Gemini and Virgo. But do they get along? It can be hardcore at times when anything is in the hands of a Virgo. They can expect a great deal from those around them. These perfect Virgoan's amongst us set the bar very high for others, usually not so high for themselves though.
I don't think that Jesse ever really accepted me as a viable human being. He was so used to seeing his father walk all over me in decisions that were made. He was used to seeing his father hopelessly drunk and angry. He was used to seeing the abuse of a female as the norm. I know this will effect the perception he has of me and his perception of all mothers.
"In his workshop, a disheartened carpenter stands idle whereas his employee cheerfully pulls the workbench cluttered with badly maintained tools."Images @ Melonpopzdropz Flickr
Saturday, August 11, 2012
"The price of greatness is responsibility."
Sir Winston Churchill, author and former U.K. Prime Minister..
With power does come a responsibility and this has become lost in the translation of time. The effectiveness of learning and waiting and forging and trialing and above all learning from former wisdom has been replaced. People have allowed governments to make us breed out our wildness and to forget about taking care of trees. Trees have a spirit and it is proven they feel and therefore they are like outer entities here along side of us and we are meant to look after these not rape the earth of them. Sad face.
Age and wisdom are no longer valued as essential components of existence. Sad but true in a very civilized society. Not my society, and not the way I would ever really want my society but it is this way. The uncivilized were more in tune with this real living and respect for the earth. Gaia is avenging for her people who have suffered for so long under tyrannical rule and slavery both ancient and modern. The modern being a slavery though amassing debt. We cannot vibrate to the earth being in this cycle of living.
This brings about a numbness to the subtle vibrational forces the universe and all of the planets draped in the heavens so beautifully above us. These influences are seen by only a gifted few, and others are really like tuning forks to these energies, they feel it but don't see it. The latter are on the journey to the first. Sadly though these are sight unseen to most.
Image by Mezza - Colourful Eucalypt Gum trees at Hungry Head NSW
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| Coloured Eucalypt Gum Tree. |
With power does come a responsibility and this has become lost in the translation of time. The effectiveness of learning and waiting and forging and trialing and above all learning from former wisdom has been replaced. People have allowed governments to make us breed out our wildness and to forget about taking care of trees. Trees have a spirit and it is proven they feel and therefore they are like outer entities here along side of us and we are meant to look after these not rape the earth of them. Sad face.
Age and wisdom are no longer valued as essential components of existence. Sad but true in a very civilized society. Not my society, and not the way I would ever really want my society but it is this way. The uncivilized were more in tune with this real living and respect for the earth. Gaia is avenging for her people who have suffered for so long under tyrannical rule and slavery both ancient and modern. The modern being a slavery though amassing debt. We cannot vibrate to the earth being in this cycle of living.
Good Morning (Photo credit: Images @ Melonpopzdropz)"There is something very beautiful about being uncivilized." Mary-Ellen Peters 2012
This brings about a numbness to the subtle vibrational forces the universe and all of the planets draped in the heavens so beautifully above us. These influences are seen by only a gifted few, and others are really like tuning forks to these energies, they feel it but don't see it. The latter are on the journey to the first. Sadly though these are sight unseen to most.
Image by Mezza - Colourful Eucalypt Gum trees at Hungry Head NSW
Sunday, July 29, 2012
One day, suddenly, you will find a window opens, and a fresh breeze with new rays has filled your heart. Again, don’t commit the same mistake!
Osho
Image by Mezza - The New Bowling Club Urunga
Image by Mezza - The New Bowling Club Urunga
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
“The only way that we can live, is if we grow"
" The only way that we can grow is if we change. The only way that we can change is if we learn. The only way we can learn is if we are exposed. And the only way that we can become exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the open. Do it. Throw yourself.”
Image by Mezza - Montana turns 16 years and we are at the Butter Factory Bellingen NSW
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| Montana and myself on her 16th birthday. |
Image by Mezza - Montana turns 16 years and we are at the Butter Factory Bellingen NSW
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
“There is nothing so pitiful as a young cynic because he has gone from knowing nothing to believing nothing.”
Maya Angelou
The young cynic is someone who is quite infuriating to be around. They are so young as to have not lived yet and even though they are so immature these same people will stand there in the face of this stark reality and tell someone else who has been living a long time that they do not know what they are talking about.
Have you ever had this happen to you? I have on many occasions had the displeasure of this. My eldest daughter Matilda had a boyfriend who had this problem and he was not a very nice lad. He had a very low vibration and was very outspoken and very disrespectful to me. Adults likewise can be just as infuriating at times especially the ones who have no concept of the life that I had led in my childhood They have no concept of this type of severe physical pain or emotional torment least of all abandonment.
The lessons that we learn through pain are those that strengthen us the most. Very true statement that one.
Images @ Mezza - The lessons that we learn Tattoo / Vanessa and Matilda at 14
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| A tattoo which quotes this same wisdom |
The young cynic is someone who is quite infuriating to be around. They are so young as to have not lived yet and even though they are so immature these same people will stand there in the face of this stark reality and tell someone else who has been living a long time that they do not know what they are talking about.Have you ever had this happen to you? I have on many occasions had the displeasure of this. My eldest daughter Matilda had a boyfriend who had this problem and he was not a very nice lad. He had a very low vibration and was very outspoken and very disrespectful to me. Adults likewise can be just as infuriating at times especially the ones who have no concept of the life that I had led in my childhood They have no concept of this type of severe physical pain or emotional torment least of all abandonment.
The lessons that we learn through pain are those that strengthen us the most. Very true statement that one.
Images @ Mezza - The lessons that we learn Tattoo / Vanessa and Matilda at 14
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Tjukurpa panya tjamulu, kamilu, mamalu, ngunytjulu nganana ungu, ku runpangka munu katangka kanyintjaku' - Pitjantjatjara
IMG_9988 Uluru Dreaming 2012, a photo by Images @ Melonpopzdropz on Flickr.
Have you ever felt walked all over or used.and not cared about? I suppose this is how Uluru feels when people who enter the hallowed invisible lines and trespass on into spiritual and sacred spaces. I don't understand it when people don't heed the warnings. The curse that seems to befall some who climb the rock is very real. More so it is real for the ones who secretly take a piece of Uluru home with them in their luggage.
At the cultural centre located at the rock is a book called simply. "The Sorry Book". This has been reprinted again now as still letters flow in from everywhere across the world. Together with the letter accompanies small pebbles or dirt or a piece of the rock itself in a desperate attempt to return Uluru and to have what ever has been happening to these folk and or their families all back home cease. At Kata Juta National Park this returns policy is taken very seriously and the parts mailed back to the rock are replaced back to where they came from originally.
The Anangu people have Tjukurpa. This is a spiritual link that flows through everything. Every grain of sand has Tjukurpa. Tjukurpa is everywhere and everything.
The Mala Tjukurpa, for example, involves three groups of mala (rufous hare-wallaby people) who travel from the north to reach Uluru. Two groups then fled south and southeast to sites in South Australia. Kuniya Tjukurpa involves the travels of the woma python from the east. Many other Tjukurpa such as kalaya (emu), liru (poisonous snake), lungkata (blue tongue lizard), luunpa (kingfisher) and tjintirtjintirpa (willie wagtail) travel through the park.
Anangu land is mapped through the events of Tjukurpa and is therefore full of meaning. Tjukurpa is the basis of all Anangu knowledge. Where you are born, where you live and where you die are of great significance to Anangu. When Anangu travel across the land we do so with the knowledge of the ancestral beings. Knowledge of the land, and the behaviour and distribution of plants and animals is based on knowledge of Tjukurpa. Anangu recount, maintain and pass on this knowledge through ceremony, song, dance and art.
Tjukurpa is taught and remembered through specific verses of inma (songs), site related stories, ritual dances or rock art.
The iwara (ancestral paths) are recalled in long sequential lists of sites, sometimes including sites beyond country which have been visited, and including sites belonging to other people. Tjukurpa may also be recorded in physical forms such as ritual objects and some objects are created for a specific ritual and then destroyed, others are very old and passed on from one generation to the next. These objects are extremely important, and knowledge of their form and existence is highly restricted. They are not discussed in front of children and may be specifically restricted to men or women.
Tjukurpa is also recorded in various designs and paintings, such as the 'dot' paintings of the Western Desert Region. Designs are often sacred and their use may be restricted to specific groups or individuals. Some sounds are associated with particular Tjukurpa, for example the sound of the bullroarer is associated with sacred men's ceremonies. It is for this reason that Anangu don't want bullroarer objects sold to tourists. Tjukurpa is extremely important to Anangu and learning deeper levels of knowledge means a deeper level of cultural responsibility. Therefore some Tjukurpa information is restricted to certain authorised individuals.
Law
Tjukurpa establishes the rules we use to govern society and manage the land. It dictates correct procedures for dealing with problems, and penalties for breaking the Law. The proper way of doing things is the way things are done in Tjukurpa. Since the coming of non-Aboriginal people, some of the penalties under traditional Law have had to be modified. They have also adapted non-Aboriginal law to help enforce Tjukurpa. Sacred sites are protected under Commonwealth and Northern Territory legislation and hunting and foraging rights are protected under the legislation and lease agreement with Parks Australia. The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Plan of Management protects Tjukurpa by using it as a guide for making management and policy decisions.
So now you should have a total working knowledge of what Tjukurpa is. ( pron. CHOOK ER PAH) The coming of the white man to their country must have shocked the veritable socks from these people who had never seen anyone with skin that colour. Tjurkurpa is now modified to be able to include the white fellah influence all around and it is wonderful the the Commonwealth has the respect enough for these people to use the Tjukurpa in management decisions affecting the running of the Kata Juta National Park areas in both areas ( Uluru and the Olga's)
http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/publications/uluru/pubs/pn-tjukurpa.pdf
Image by Mezza - Image one ....Many people ignoring Tjukurpa and decimating sacred law. (rock)
Image two... Nana dancing at the Maraku Arts Centre at Uluru Resort area.
At the cultural centre located at the rock is a book called simply. "The Sorry Book". This has been reprinted again now as still letters flow in from everywhere across the world. Together with the letter accompanies small pebbles or dirt or a piece of the rock itself in a desperate attempt to return Uluru and to have what ever has been happening to these folk and or their families all back home cease. At Kata Juta National Park this returns policy is taken very seriously and the parts mailed back to the rock are replaced back to where they came from originally.
The Anangu people have Tjukurpa. This is a spiritual link that flows through everything. Every grain of sand has Tjukurpa. Tjukurpa is everywhere and everything.
'Tjukurpa panya tjamulu, kamilu, mamalu, ngunytjulu nganana ungu, ku runpangka munu katangka kanyintjaku' - Pitjantjatjara
'This Law was given to us by our grandfathers and grandmothers, our fathers and mothers, to hold onto in our heads and in our hearts.'
What is Tjukurpa?
Tjukurpa is the foundation of Anangu life and society. Tjukurpa refers to the creation period when ancestral beings, Tjukaritja, created the world as we know it, and from this the religion, Law and moral systems. 'Dreamtime' or 'Dreaming' is often used to describe the way we and other Indigenous Australians see our origins. This translation suggests the beliefs are unreal. Tjukurpa is no dream, and there is no such word as 'Dreamtime' in Anangu languages.The creation period
Prior to creation the world was featureless and none of the places existed until our Tjukurpa ancestors, in the form of people, plants and animals, traveled widely across the land. The adventures and battles of the ancestors formed the world as we know it today. Our land is inhabited by dozens of ancestral beings. Their journeys and activities are recorded at sites linked by iwara (paths or tracks) and iwara link places that are sometimes hundreds of kilometres outside the park and beyond Pitjantjatjara country.The Mala Tjukurpa, for example, involves three groups of mala (rufous hare-wallaby people) who travel from the north to reach Uluru. Two groups then fled south and southeast to sites in South Australia. Kuniya Tjukurpa involves the travels of the woma python from the east. Many other Tjukurpa such as kalaya (emu), liru (poisonous snake), lungkata (blue tongue lizard), luunpa (kingfisher) and tjintirtjintirpa (willie wagtail) travel through the park.
Anangu land is mapped through the events of Tjukurpa and is therefore full of meaning. Tjukurpa is the basis of all Anangu knowledge. Where you are born, where you live and where you die are of great significance to Anangu. When Anangu travel across the land we do so with the knowledge of the ancestral beings. Knowledge of the land, and the behaviour and distribution of plants and animals is based on knowledge of Tjukurpa. Anangu recount, maintain and pass on this knowledge through ceremony, song, dance and art.
Passing on Tjukurpa
Tjukurpa is not written down, but memorised. It is a cultural obligation to pass on this knowledge to the right people. Ceremonies play an important role in the passing on of knowledge. Specific people or groups in the kinship system have responsibilities to maintain different sections or 'chapters' of Tjukurpa. These chapters may relate to a specific site, or a section of an iwara (ancestral path) and this knowledge is carefully passed on to people who have inherited the right to that knowledge either through their birthplace, or through having earned the right by progressive attendance at ceremonies.Tjukurpa is taught and remembered through specific verses of inma (songs), site related stories, ritual dances or rock art.
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| Nana doin Inma |
Tjukurpa is also recorded in various designs and paintings, such as the 'dot' paintings of the Western Desert Region. Designs are often sacred and their use may be restricted to specific groups or individuals. Some sounds are associated with particular Tjukurpa, for example the sound of the bullroarer is associated with sacred men's ceremonies. It is for this reason that Anangu don't want bullroarer objects sold to tourists. Tjukurpa is extremely important to Anangu and learning deeper levels of knowledge means a deeper level of cultural responsibility. Therefore some Tjukurpa information is restricted to certain authorised individuals.
Law
Tjukurpa establishes the rules we use to govern society and manage the land. It dictates correct procedures for dealing with problems, and penalties for breaking the Law. The proper way of doing things is the way things are done in Tjukurpa. Since the coming of non-Aboriginal people, some of the penalties under traditional Law have had to be modified. They have also adapted non-Aboriginal law to help enforce Tjukurpa. Sacred sites are protected under Commonwealth and Northern Territory legislation and hunting and foraging rights are protected under the legislation and lease agreement with Parks Australia. The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Plan of Management protects Tjukurpa by using it as a guide for making management and policy decisions.
So now you should have a total working knowledge of what Tjukurpa is. ( pron. CHOOK ER PAH) The coming of the white man to their country must have shocked the veritable socks from these people who had never seen anyone with skin that colour. Tjurkurpa is now modified to be able to include the white fellah influence all around and it is wonderful the the Commonwealth has the respect enough for these people to use the Tjukurpa in management decisions affecting the running of the Kata Juta National Park areas in both areas ( Uluru and the Olga's)
http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/publications/uluru/pubs/pn-tjukurpa.pdf
Image by Mezza - Image one ....Many people ignoring Tjukurpa and decimating sacred law. (rock)
Image two... Nana dancing at the Maraku Arts Centre at Uluru Resort area.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Deadly mistakes
Life is about choices. Good choices and bad choices. Choose well my friend. Some are obvious mistakes. Choose to take some responsibility for yourself.
I think I want to save some canned goods and UHT Milk and matches and cooking oil. I have already built a library of true knowledge in books during my entire life. I have already collected a huge amount of seeds.
Look after yourself from here on in because the governments of this world have come to the end of this and their time is all but over. Support local groups like The Bello Food Box and the Garden on the hill. Learn how to skin animals. Get something to purify water that requires zero power ie. a personal water distilling device. Water which is clean is very important to your on going health. Devise something to protect you from the elements of war. Store some ammunition if you have weapons or gather some make do weapons and keep all of your shovels. You will need them to bury bodies and to dig to grow more food.
Get in touch with the sun and the suns energy both for yourself and your survival. This is a must as the sun has been made into a big boogy man and the sun is God. The sun is creation because without it we would all not exist. So you work that one out for yourself. I will help if you ask me.
Don't lose sight of your sense of humor in all of this. Humor is the best medicine. If you have a good belly laugh from reading this, then it won't have been written in vain. Laughter is the best stuff and it raises the levels of chemicals in the body that are required for optimized health.
Image by Mezza - Smoky Quartz crystal
I think I want to save some canned goods and UHT Milk and matches and cooking oil. I have already built a library of true knowledge in books during my entire life. I have already collected a huge amount of seeds.
Look after yourself from here on in because the governments of this world have come to the end of this and their time is all but over. Support local groups like The Bello Food Box and the Garden on the hill. Learn how to skin animals. Get something to purify water that requires zero power ie. a personal water distilling device. Water which is clean is very important to your on going health. Devise something to protect you from the elements of war. Store some ammunition if you have weapons or gather some make do weapons and keep all of your shovels. You will need them to bury bodies and to dig to grow more food.
Get in touch with the sun and the suns energy both for yourself and your survival. This is a must as the sun has been made into a big boogy man and the sun is God. The sun is creation because without it we would all not exist. So you work that one out for yourself. I will help if you ask me.
Don't lose sight of your sense of humor in all of this. Humor is the best medicine. If you have a good belly laugh from reading this, then it won't have been written in vain. Laughter is the best stuff and it raises the levels of chemicals in the body that are required for optimized health.
Image by Mezza - Smoky Quartz crystal
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