The Journey to a Sustainable Planet Part 1

    I can give many examples of why our current trend is not sustainable. If you picture this planet as nothing more than a spaceship traveling through the Cosmos with all of the life sustenance the crew would need to survive a trip through the Galaxies this would be it.  It is not made of metal or other manmade material, it is made by the Creator and I will let you decide who that may be. The fact is we are on the most advanced spaceship we could ever think of and we are destroying it day by day for some silly thing called Profits. Will profits provide food, shelter, and water for years to come. No it will not and I would like to know anyone that thinks otherwise. Profits are for the ruling numbskulls who partake in various nefarious shenanigans to fulfill their unsatiable desires. The populace has suffered for hundreds of years under them. Why would they start advancing such nonsense as what they prescribe to in their everyday life like pedophilia, torture, Genocide etc.  The Creator in his infinite wisdom has many species who are designed to survive through the journey and now we humans have become so egotistical that we decided we can do better.  I have not seen a sample of the new breed of human that is capable of doing the Creator's work in a fashion that most humans would say is better than the original. Yes we are flawed but it is because we are not robots, at least not yet. We are self-propelled to do what we wish, no matter how harmful it is to ourselves and the planet. Therefore we need to reset our minds and the narrative for our species. What are the basic needs for us to survive?
Water, Food, Shelter and the ability to procreate a better version ourselves. I'm sure we can debate more but for the most part Native Indigenous peoples have done this for thousands of years on much less than what we have now.  How could this be you say? Do some hard research and you will find they(Indigenous)  lived a simple life and did not live beyond their means. I believe much of their history has been deleted, redacted, and adjusted to meet the Narrative of the current ruling families. Why else do we not study their cultures in history books anymore. This is not just a reflection on the rulers but with the access to this information via what we call the internet, one can do their own research if so desired. You do not need to succumb to what is placed on controlled Television, Movies, and Books. Do some critical thinking and use the grey mass between your skull called a brain. It is there for a reason and if not used properly it will go the way of  other extinct species.  It is unfortunate we do not have a means to educate the current rulers since they know everything by now and are ready to take the place of the Creator. Well I say good luck to that. They really don't have a clue which is evident by all their shenanigans that are coming to light recently. What the heck are they thinking making Zelensky Time Man of the Year. This is outright insanity and I will never touch that piece of BS and will encourage other not to do so as well. The rulers have now crossed the Rubicon and many countries are realigning themselves to what appear to be adult leadership and Saudi Arabia and others may or may not have come to conclusion that the old guard is no longer able, willing, and prepared for running a more realistic view of what this planet is all about. It is our home and spaceship to travel through the Cosmos until the Creator sends the signal to Karma to cease and desist this cancer on the Mother Ship. This is all that needs to be communicated at this time. 

Carpe Diem Humanity

Native Indigenous History:

𝐁𝐞𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐞d

𝙈𝙖𝙧𝙮 𝙆𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖, a member of the Cowlitz tribe long before the Cowlitz had federal recognition as a Indian tribe in the State of Washington. Mary was 107 in this portrait taken by Josef Scaylea in the year of 1957. Mary lived past the age of 117. She was the longest living Native American in the State of Washington. She was known for her daily ten mile walks to go visit her friends and relatives. Mary spoke no English and was called upon by Washington state government and historians to provide information about what she had witnessed in the 1800's as she had been born about 1850. Mary's family always accompanied her and interpreted for her as she would report.

Mary Kiona was Joe's all time greatest subject of his 37 years as chief photographer at The Seattle times News Paper. Mary liked Joe enough to invite him to family gatherings and allow him to take photos of her as her friend.

Mary Kiona, a resident of Lewis County for more than 100 years, recalled her early years in 1962. She was born at Silver Brook, near Randle, before Lincoln became the 16th President of the United States. She said she was a descendant from the Cowlitz and Yakima tribes.
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“Mary remembers when the Cowlitz and Yakima tribes used to meet at Packwood and trade goods,” The Daily Chronicle wrote. “She says an uncle of hers was the first man to discover the hot springs at Ohanapecosh.
“This woman, who seems ageless, can also recall the times she has lain upon a hill and watched covered wagons move through the Chehalis Valley.
“Mention of the Cowlitz river reminds Mary of the year of the big flood — in the late 1800s. ‘The big water came,’ she said, ‘and swept everything away. A neighbor found his bull in a tree the next day, still alive and bellowing at the tops of his lungs.’
“Mary, who is regarded as something of a soothsayer by her family, obtains advance warning on ‘big water’ from an animal at Randle that is part squirrel and part fish. ‘I heard it speak and I knew a flood was coming.’ ...
“Mary doesn’t resent the white man. She just wishes he had settled in fewer numbers and not tampered with nature.
“Mary has another conviction about the Cowlitz dams. She doesn’t think they’re going to last. She believes sooner or later that another ‘big water’ will thunder out of the hills and roll over the dams. She feels sorry for the people who live below them.”