Yes those are difficult challenges before us since we are so tribal. Tolerance...as a vegan I have tolerance to be around non vegans but not to eat with them as its too sad to see people chewing on dead animals who wanted the same things in life as we do. Animals on the land are helpful but we don't need to eat them. I love Hemp homes, what technique did they use?
I hear you Chas. It's a hard thing! For the hemp homes, compressed hemp walls are built up in between wood framing. I don't know what the technique is called....
Thanks for sharing the photos and the story of this new community - looks very interesting, but as you say, there's a major disconnect if we like sovereignty for ourselves but steal sovereignty from others - which is exactly what the globalist plutocrats are doing - as we sow, we reap - and ultimately we reap the seeds we sow. As you say, it is healthy to be able to tolerate ambiguity, and see the bigger picture - but then we are faced with our real choices, moment by moment!
Thanks once again Ellen! Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or self-confidence. Robert Frost
Oooh, I love that. YES!
Yes those are difficult challenges before us since we are so tribal. Tolerance...as a vegan I have tolerance to be around non vegans but not to eat with them as its too sad to see people chewing on dead animals who wanted the same things in life as we do. Animals on the land are helpful but we don't need to eat them. I love Hemp homes, what technique did they use?
I hear you Chas. It's a hard thing! For the hemp homes, compressed hemp walls are built up in between wood framing. I don't know what the technique is called....
Thanks for sharing the photos and the story of this new community - looks very interesting, but as you say, there's a major disconnect if we like sovereignty for ourselves but steal sovereignty from others - which is exactly what the globalist plutocrats are doing - as we sow, we reap - and ultimately we reap the seeds we sow. As you say, it is healthy to be able to tolerate ambiguity, and see the bigger picture - but then we are faced with our real choices, moment by moment!