BY DOVE
The above title comes from a play I was in, about pilgrims, in the seventh grade. It had to do with having the courage to speak your own truth and we all must step up now and stand for our own truth, regardless of who agrees with us.
Take, for example, this LAVA RIDGE WIND GENERATION PROJECT. My first question is, who makes the behemoths. What country gets the funds for the production? It has been proven that more energy is used to create these monsters than they ever produce before they wear out. This creates an energy deficit, not to mention all the damage done by the noise and the dehydration of the earth that supports these things. The level the earth must be disturbed to anchor one of these leviathans is an unknown. Do we know how it will affect our weather patterns?
Mother Earth is a living being and this is like stabbing a gigantic sword into the heart of Gaia. You want to talk about messing with the frequency of the planet. This will do it. So I ask, who wins in this situation? There is definitely not a positive overall energy flow from these brutes; and besides, they are ugly.
Follow the money. Are tax dollars being used for this project or does our energy bill go up to support such an endeavor? Do we get more jobs? Who wins? It’s like all the dead electric cars whose batteries have died and can’t be recycled. A new battery costs more than the car is worth, and so they are just trashed. Has common sense died amongst humanity or have we let ourselves be programmed by the media? Don’t just examine the end product! Check out the whole picture of what is required energetically to complete a creation.
Look for your own truth and take a stand for life, for earth, for joy. Give up on all the doom and gloom projected at us daily. Where your focus goes, energy flows. Think, “I love the earth. I cherish the earth. I love the animals, plants, rocks, waters, trees, humanity and all life force. Why should we sacrifice our beauty and environment so that California can use the power? Let California provide for themselves, use their land. We are not an experiment. We are not guinea pigs to be practiced on and Idaho is not for sale.