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VEGAN
I am so happy to know that so many humans care about other life forms
I have been vegetarian since the 1970s
In the 1970s when I was first in Animal lib —-we would get a monthly news letter with recipes
At Christmas the news letter had—“Turkey Surprise” — the surprise was NO TURKEY
I found this picture years ago but do not know who to give the credit to.
In South Australia in the 1970’s and 80’s vegetarians and vegans were not catered for.
There was a cafe on the corner of Hindmarsh Square and Rundle Street Adelaide, called “Carrots” :
one restaurant that catered for vegans
and a Lebanese restaurant that offered a vegetarian platter.
The only vegetarian food one could buy was by Sanitarium
which was, and am guessing still is, owned by the Seventh-day Adventist church.
(And very much appreciated — Thank you Seventh Day Adventists)
We were ridiculed and abused by those in pubs, restaurants and people generally.
I made my own burghers using lentils, vegetable and bread crumbs and at a surprise birthday party for my (now ex) husband all the carnivores were eating these:
not realizing they had no meat.
If I ate meat I would have night mares about being an animal in a slaughter house.
I object to factory farming and production line slaughter.
Of course the reason the setup is this way is there are way to many humans.
I didn’t want to eat meat as a child:
for refusing I received a bashing from my mother:
she threatened to have me put in a mental institution
and served me the same meal for breakfast lunch and tea until I ate it.
I have allowed myself to eat meat on a few occasions over the years usually because I was anaemic
The night mares return plus my digestive system doesn’t handle meat.
In this day and age when there are so many vegans, I never expected to be ridiculed but it has happened on several occasions.
I complimented one woman on having soy milk in her coffee and she abused the hell out of me:
Said that she wasn’t vegan (which according to her is worse than leprosy ) she had soy milk because she liked it.
It is important to me that I am always honest so I must confess that sadly I have only been a part time vegan— but still vegetarian:
Hoping this time around I will stay vegan.
If I ate eggs I bought those produced locally as I have been to the farm where the chickens are and I would live where they live 😀
I cannot watch cooking shows:
Haven’t cooked meat for anyone since 1998
I am horrified that people think eating creature that is boiled alive is a treat.
A friend asked me why vegans avoid dairy :
I explained that the cows are kept continually pregnant:
the calves go to slaughter and their mothers know.
In my opinion the drug companies are worse than the meat industry.
In 1982 the husband of one of my staff asked me to report that suckie calves were left to die of dehydration & starvation.
I was told by someone who bought stock that
all new borns are just left to die that way.
In 1982 I reported what was told to me to the RSPCA who called me a liar and a trouble maker.
I put something inwriting but it was ignored.
Years later an acquaintance who had worked in the abattoirs told me that the drug companies ask for this.
And my podiatrist (an animal activist) told me that the drug companies collect hormones from this type of death.
AHIMSA
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality.
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story a few years ago (under the above title) when the human population was
7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8 .2 billion
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
CHALLENGING CULTURAL NORMS
I know that many people realize that our cultural norms are a major factor in causing the extinction of all life.
But still conform to these social norms:
Not because they are worried about what others think:
but because these attitudes are “hard wired”.
WASPs (as in White Anglo Saxon Protestant) believe that we own things
we are part of a culture that inculcates only money matters.
Multi nationals control the world and the politicians
WASPs (as in White Anglo Saxon Protestant)
Don’t like a messy garden with leaves on the driveway:
Don’t like bird poop on their home or cars:
Don’t want flies ants and other insects in their homes:
Snails in their vegie patch: I got upset this morning when I saw a snail dying when I went for my walk
Or birds eating the vegetables or fruit:
The attitude that animals and other life forms have no soul no feelings and are not intelligent and that humans have the right to torture and murder them horrifies me
I am not immune to cultural norms
Technically I am a WASP
And I realize that hygiene is necessary
I believe we will restore the ecological balance:
We need a major attitude change:
How will this happen while multinationals rule the world?
The Matrix (original)
Namaste
I love the meaning of this word
The quote is from chopra.com One of the most common translations of namasté is “The divine light in me bows to the divine light within you.”
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story a few years ago (under the above title) when the human population was
7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8 .2 billion
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality.
POPULATION
“Humans have driven the extinction of at least 881 animal species since around 1500, with many scientists suspecting the true number is far higher, possibly reaching over a million species by some estimates, including threatened ones. Plant and invertebrate extinctions are also significant but less documented. The current rate of species loss is unprecedented, leading to an ongoing sixth mass extinction, a phenomenon primarily caused by human activities like habitat destruction. “
For those who don’t want to know that the human plague is making all life extinct because they believe they cannot do anything about it
KUNG FU TZ (Confucius) SAY—- “Better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness”
I started reading sci fi anthologies when I was twelve
Mainly so I could read Asimov short stories
In one of these short stories ( I cannot remember the authors name) E T’s were flying past planet earth and saw a plague destroying the planet
They exterminated the plague
I didn’t get it at the time because
The population of Australia in 1962 was approximately 10million.
And the majority in the eastern states
The suburbs in South Australia were basically small country towns
We moved from Northfield to Salisbury
Which still had horse troughs in the main street and there were still farms with return veranda houses
We didn’t lock our homes or our cars
In the hot weather we slept on the front lawn
Small businesses treated people as valued customers
The bus driver would drop children off at their front door if it were raining
I could phone home from a public phone box even if I had no money
I just asked the operator to put me through
Everyone was friendly and they helped each other
I have always loved being in nature and often ridiculed for it.
I didnt realize when i was young that i was feeling the energy
i know now thanks to social media that others feel the healing energy of nature
When I first moved to Goolwa it was basically a country town
Everyone said “Hello” whether they knew you or not
And small businesses treated us like valued customers and friends
These days no one says hello unless they know you
People are rude and impatient and only a few small businesses have been able to afford to stay in business
The meaning behind my story is that the human plague isn’t just bad for the ecology and other life forms it is bad for humans too
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story a few years ago (under the above title) when the human population was only 7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8.4 billion.
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality
IF YOU ARE A MISFIT
YOU ARE PROBABLY AN ORIGINAL THINKER
Who wants to fit into a culture where sociopaths succeed
psychopaths are glorified
and mindless automatons fit in
Without “misfits” things would never change
In the 1970s I was ridiculed for being a vegetarian –for being a member of Animal Liberation
Greenpeace was considered a dangerous radical group and its member deviants
And women abused us for being in Women’s Liberation
Environmental groups have devolved into impotent bureaucracies and women’s lib has gone to ridiculous extremes —all we wanted was equal rights.
Early this century I volunteered for bush care and we were expected to us poison to kill non indigenous plants—I refused
We were also expected to kill non indigenous species which meant cats –I refused
A male acquaintance when I told him of this said
“Trees For Life is an oxymoron“
I said I am going to use that definition
Plus attitudes haven’t changed much –So many people are horrified at the idea of zero population growth and quote horrors that have happened in China
Once upon a time the church would tell us what to think and do
Now it is the media
HAIL TO THEE ORIGINAL THINKERS
“Most of these people are not ready to be unplugged and many are so inured; so hopelessly dependant on the system that they will fight to protect it”
In the days when only white heterosexual males had rights and status the mindless masses believed this was how things should be 😦
Original thinkers are no longer put to death
nor put in a mental institution:
they are just treated with contempt by mindless automatons.
Original thinkers see beyond their cultural programming:
OUR CULTURAL NORMS ARE MAKING ALL LIFE EXTINCT
The concept that only humans matter is so destructive to the ecology
chopping down trees:
culling other life forms because they are considered vermin or dangerous:
Destroying flora and fauna for real estate development:
thinking concrete is better than dirt:
refusing to implement zero population growth.
and so much more.
Life of Brian
Namaste
I love the meaning of this word
The quote is from chopra.com One of the most common translations of namasté is “The divine light in me bows to the divine light within you.”
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality.
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story (under the above title) when the human population was
7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8 .3 billion
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
SPRING EQUINOX
The 2026 spring equinox in Australia occurs on Wednesday 23rd September
The Church of Rome adopted all the pagan festivals because the people wouldn’t give them up.
Christmas was midwinter: Yule:
Easter, spring equinox. A sabbat dedicated to the goddess Eostar.
Every church festival was originally a pagan festival.
The Wheel of the Year from my Book of Shadows.
MISCONCEPTIONS
I realize some people still equate witches with evil people who sacrifice animals.
Not us!
This is the first page of my Book of Shadows started in 1983
“Eight words the Wiccan Rede fulfil
An it harm NONE
Do what thou will”
The concept that witches were evil began at the inquisition when the Church of Rome was trying to get rid of the Old Religion and the women herbalists.
The Satanists, who we are sometimes equated with, got their ideas from Malleus Maleficarum, which is about how to torture people to get them to say that they worship the devil and not about witchcraft as it says if you Google!
Our rituals are similar to American Indian rituals –at least the one I am aware of, which is Sioux tradition.
***
I will not kill anything — Not spiders: mice: insects: trees –
I believe everything that exists has consciousness and deserves respect.
I have cried on many occasions because I haven’t been able to save a bird: animal or reptile that had been hit by a car – at least I move them off the road so that they are not continuously run over.
I get upset when moths throw themselves at the window to get to the light.
This doesn’t mean there are not people out there calling themselves witches and killing animals.
Male witches are called witches,
so if someone claims to be a warlock be suspicious.
***
The following words had different meanings once:
Wicca meant wise or to bend
Heathen = dweller on the heath
Pagan = village dweller
Weird = magic
Sinister = left-handed
***
Blessed be
and be kind to non humans
SPRING EQUINOX
The 2026 spring equinox in Australia occurs on Wednesday 23rd September
The Church of Rome adopted all the pagan festivals because the people wouldn’t give them up.
Christmas was midwinter: Yule:
Easter, spring equinox. A sabbat dedicated to the goddess Eostar.
Every church festival was originally a pagan festival.
The Wheel of the Year from my Book of Shadows.
MISCONCEPTIONS
I realize some people still equate witches with evil people who sacrifice animals.
Not us!
This is the first page of my Book of Shadows started in 1983
“Eight words the Wiccan Rede fulfil
An it harm NONE
Do what thou will”
The concept that witches were evil began at the inquisition when the Church of Rome was trying to get rid of the Old Religion and the women herbalists.
The Satanists, who we are sometimes equated with, got their ideas from Malleus Maleficarum, which is about how to torture people to get them to say they are witches and not about witchcraft as it says if you Google!
Our rituals are similar to American Indian rituals –at least the one I am aware of, which is Sioux tradition.
***
I will not kill anything — Not spiders: mice: insects: trees –
I believe everything that exists has consciousness and deserves respect.
I have cried on many occasions because I haven’t been able to save a bird: animal or reptile that had been hit by a car – at least I move them off the road so that they are not continuously run over.
I get upset when moths throw themselves at the window to get to the light.
This doesn’t mean there are not people out there calling themselves witches and killing animals.
Male witches are called witches,
so if someone claims to be a warlock be suspicious.
***
The following words had different meanings once:
Wicca meant wise or to bend
Heathen = dweller on the heath
Pagan = village dweller
Weird = magic
Sinister = left-handed
***
Blessed be
and be kind to non humans
CHALLENGING CULTURAL NORMS
I know that many people realize that our cultural norms are a major factor in causing the extinction of all life.
But still conform to these social norms:
Not because they are worried about what others think:
but because these attitudes are “hard wired”.
WASPs (as in White Anglo Saxon Protestant) believe that we own things
we are part of a culture that inculcates only money matters.
Multi nationals control the world and the politicians
WASPs (as in White Anglo Saxon Protestant)
Don’t like a messy garden with leaves on the driveway:
Don’t like bird poop on their home or cars:
Don’t want flies ants and other insects in their homes:
Snails in their vegie patch: I got upset this morning when I saw a snail dying when I went for my walk
Or birds eating the vegetables or fruit:
The attitude that animals and other life forms have no soul no feelings and are not intelligent and that humans have the right to torture and murder them horrifies me
I am not immune to cultural norms
Technically I am a WASP
And I realize that hygiene is necessary
I believe we will restore the ecological balance:
We need a major attitude change:
How will this happen while multinationals rule the world?
The Matrix (original)
Namaste
I love the meaning of this word
The quote is from chopra.com One of the most common translations of namasté is “The divine light in me bows to the divine light within you.”
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story a few years ago (under the above title) when the human population was
7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8 .2 billion
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality.
POPULATION
“Humans have driven the extinction of at least 881 animal species since around 1500, with many scientists suspecting the true number is far higher, possibly reaching over a million species by some estimates, including threatened ones. Plant and invertebrate extinctions are also significant but less documented. The current rate of species loss is unprecedented, leading to an ongoing sixth mass extinction, a phenomenon primarily caused by human activities like habitat destruction. “
For those who don’t want to know that the human plague is making all life extinct because they believe they cannot do anything about it
KUNG FU TZ (Confucius) SAY—- “Better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness”
I started reading sci fi anthologies when I was twelve
Mainly so I could read Asimov short stories
In one of these short stories ( I cannot remember the authors name) E T’s were flying past planet earth and saw a plague destroying the planet
They exterminated the plague
I didn’t get it at the time because
The population of Australia in 1962 was approximately 10million.
And the majority in the eastern states
The suburbs in South Australia were basically small country towns
We moved from Northfield to Salisbury
Which still had horse troughs in the main street and there were still farms with return veranda houses
We didn’t lock our homes or our cars
In the hot weather we slept on the front lawn
Small businesses treated people as valued customers
The bus driver would drop children off at their front door if it were raining
I could phone home from a public phone box even if I had no money
I just asked the operator to put me through
Everyone was friendly and they helped each other
I have always loved being in nature and often ridiculed for it.
I didnt realize when i was young that i was feeling the energy
i know now thanks to social media that others feel the healing energy of nature
When I first moved to Goolwa it was basically a country town
Everyone said “Hello” whether they knew you or not
And small businesses treated us like valued customers and friends
These days no one says hello unless they know you
People are rude and impatient and only a few small businesses have been able to afford to stay in business
The meaning behind my story is that the human plague isn’t just bad for the ecology and other life forms it is bad for humans too
A SHORT STORY ABOUT HEALING THE BLUE PLANET
I wrote and published this sci fi short story a few years ago (under the above title) when the human population was only 7.4 billion:
(1st published 4th April 2017)
It is now more than 8.4 billion.
I wrote this short story as social satire and sympathetic magic
The idea that we were genetically engineered is from Mayan writings plus my belief that humans are not indigenous to the planet
The concept of translocation was once a practice pre Roman Empire and apparently still is in some so called primitive cultures
The idea that humans were livestock for the gods is mine but am sure others have thought this
I chose Ophiuchus because I was I was drawn to this constellation
I chose Kunapipi because I respect and admire the wisdom and spirituality of indigenous Australians
If you think that death is the end this book will make you question that assumption:
In the 1970’s I was intrigued by psychic abilities:
A fellow student at teachers college introduced me to Spiritualism:
I thought people were way too gullible.
I went from thinking silly humans are afraid of dying and are making the information fit to realizing that sometimes the communication with those who have died is genuine.
There are so many stories that I would love to include but it would be breaking client confidentiality
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