F l o w e r P o w e r

Of course, a rose bush has no nervous system with which to feel, nor throat with which to cry.
"But how do you know," the mad inventor whispers to his neighbour, "that a rose bush doesn't feel as much pain when someone cuts its stem in two as you would feel if someone cut your wrist off with garden shears? How do you know that?"
How indeed.
For anyone who has ever spoken to a pot plant, mourned the wilting of yet another herb garden or been on good terms with a tree, the notion that a plant might think or feel is not so odd.

Almost 30 years ago, the trippy flower-power film The Secret Life of Plants claimed pot plants could read minds, cabbages were easily annoyed and a cactus could learn the Japanese alphabet.

Then just last year, a parliamentary panel of philosophers, lawyers, geneticists and theologians in Switzerland, charged with devising new rules for genetic testing, published a treatise on preserving the "dignity of plants".
Its edicts included that it was "morally impermissible" to decapitate a wildflower by the roadside without rational reason.

ONE with ALL ...

Posted: 10:12:31 AM  

October 2008 - By Lisa Renee

The more we collectively focus on the man bleeding on the cross, the more we energized human enslavement into the memory program used to control and suppress.

Therefore we, as a species, were entirely responsible for the energetic cause and effect of enslavement and crucifixion of our race without realizing it.

Posted: 12:41:26 AM  

October 13 , 2008

TAPPING INTO OUR NEW BEGINNINGS

So then, the so-called darkness is not trying to take over. It is showing us the way. There is not a war here between dark and light, as everything is in on this together. The best thing to focus on now is the new, and simply leave the so-called darkness behind for others who still need a wake-up call. It is not for us to try and bring it down. It has its purpose. Our job is to hold the light, to create the new in our own sanctuaries of choice, to allow the old to fall.

Posted: 12:14:57 AM