By Irwin Ozborne
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

“In 1492, the natives discovered they were Indians, discovered they lived in America, discovered they were naked, discovered that the Sin existed, discovered they owed allegiance to a King and Kingdom from another world and a God from another sky, and that this God had invented the guilty and the dress, and had sent to be burnt alive who worships the Sun the Moon the Earth and the Rain that wets it.” ~ Eduardo Galeano

A good friend of mine, a member of the Republic of Lakotah, had a meeting with her first grade son’s elementary school principal. Apparently, her six-year-old was being defiant in classroom. What were these defiant actions? Well, upon his teacher explaining Columbus Day and honoring the courageous and brave sailor who discovered this land in 1492, he had a couple of questions for the teacher. He wanted to know how it was possible that Christopher Columbus discovered a land in which his ancestors had lived for over 30,000 years, he wanted to know what happened to all the people who lived here in 1491, and he wanted to know why the man responsible for invading his native land and slaughtering his ancestors was being honored.

Source: www.themindunleashed.org | Original Post Date: June 21, 2015 –

Globalization is the emergence of bodies that organize, operate and economize on an international scale. It arguably originated to a small degree millennia ago, however since the 19th Century, and particularly over the past few decades, it has come to dominate the way in which the world owns, distributes, obtains, consumes and wastes its resources.

At first glance, globalization appears as a primarily positive influence for the socio-economic evolution of our global culture, because it has brought some short-terms gains; however the long-term reality is much more destructive. The deregulation of international trade and the consolidation of power structures has caused severe damage to local economies, cultural diversity, food quality, business ethics, Mother Earth and individual health, among other areas.

California’s first farm-to-table new home community just opened. Called “The Cannery,” it’s a residential project designed and put together by The New Home Company. Designed with a seven acre urban farm near the center of downtown Davis, this 100 acre project is considered to be the very first agrihood built on what used to be industrial land.

The community is also home to 547 houses, all of which are energy efficient; each one is solar-powered and comes equipped with electrical car power outlets.

This is great, initiatives like these need to start happening all over the world, and the fact that somebody has now done it shows the rest of the developed world that it’s possible. Instead of building normal residential communities, why not create something sustainable?

Earthships, tiny homes, weatherproof greenhouses, organic farming and more all seem to be part of a larger trend that more and more people are investing in. We are waking up to what’s needed to ensure the prosperity of future generations and the health of the planet. Indeed, this community is focused on organic farming, which is a proven sustainable practice which can only be good for everyone involved.

EMBRACE DIVERSITY Each of you is unique, coming from a variety of backgrounds and experiences. Your belief codes are the foundation upon which you build your entire world. When your base is one of love, peace and joy, you will see the world from these lenses, expecting people to respond to you in like manner. There are not two among you that are the same as another; why attempt to make it so?

When you have the ability to accept others’ individuality and to embrace and encourage them even when you do not agree, then you will begin to have autonomy in your world. Even within spiritual circles, there is much dissention.

What does it matter if you have different views of god? Does it matter if some of your religious laws are different? Is there one religion amongst you that does not state that it is good to love one another and treat others with kindness and respect? Then perhaps, if there is to be a unified religion, this should be your guide. If a unified language is to be chosen, perhaps silence would be the greatest, allowing more time to go within and less miscommunication through the use of oral language.

There is no hierarchy in the higher frequency Dimensions, although there is organization, with everyone having a role to play. We strive to assist you to begin living in this manner on Earth. How can you begin to release judgments in your life?   Selamet! Ik 12

Many of you have used vision boards to represent what you would like to manifest in your lives. Along that line, we have a suggestion to help you capture the essence of what you would like to experience.

Why not create some manifestational art? You do not need to be an artist to do so. You simply need to be clear about what it is you would like to create in your life and go from there. This is a very effective practice, because it involves intention, creation, and allows you to immerse yourself in the energetic essence of what is desired. The act of the creation of the art, like all flows of creation, puts you in alignment with Source energy, and when you are in alignment you are in the ideal energies for manifestation.

Your art does not need to be of any specific sort, or particularly skillful. All that matters is that you know what your intention and energy infusion was to your piece, and that you enjoyed creating it.

So perhaps you wish to experience more peace in your life. While creating with the intention of peace, you might be drawn to colours that make you feel peaceful. You would be thinking the word peace in your mind as you were creating, which would be infusing your art with the energy you wish to experience more of. You would then be holding the peace, which will make you magnetic to more peace. Then every time you would see your art, you would remember that feeling and anchor it into your existence even more.