The end of the world,
second coming, Revelations, Mayan prophecy, occupy Wall Street, natural disasters, Kali yuga, Nostradamus,
Padmasabava, The degenerate age, and a yarn along.
Today I have been
thinking a little about all the heavy speculation, concern and fear out there. Especially
since, in the last weeks concerned friends have been flooding facebook with
warnings, messages and possibility’s of the cosmic kind by the minute.
Another catalyst for
my thinking, was a friend who sells veggie seedlings at the market, mentioning
how this year, there has been a remarkable increase in people looking to grow
there own food. I have also noticed the funky weather, and many other possible indicators of change afoot.
I live in an area
where quite preparations for possible dramatic change, have been taking place since
the 60s. And so, I have started
to wonder if, I have been a bit laid back about it all! If the warning signals
are valid! And if maybe I should quietly panic and prepare too.
I have often put the
hype down to the human ego, which I believe can have a tendency, to feel so
important, as to expect that after thousands of years of relative stability,
the end of the world, age or stage would happen in their own life time.
My Precious Dzogchen
teacher has mentioned a little on this topic, and it was something along the
lines of -worry when its time to worry, and he didn’t seem worried at all.
But I’m a mother and
my body constantly pumps to a rhythm of survive, thrive, prepare, be aware and
besides, its all a bit exciting.
So I’m joining Ginny, over at Small things in the yarn along (my first one) and I apologise if my ramblings are a bit heavy, but in
regards to what I was going on about up there, I thought I would pull out this hippy classic which is wonderful, hopeful, and helpful. - Survival into the 21
Century, a planetary healers manual. And as for knitting well this is the
sweetest dress from Debbie Bliss’s essential Knits for kids book, In unconformingly hand
spun wool, in both thick and thin.
That book looks like fun. In a deep, philosophical kind of way. Thanks for the kind words yesterday! xx m.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, more and more worried people are finally starting to think about planning for a better future environmenally, rather than just selfishly and financially.
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that book looks good and your knitting is beautiful. welcome to yarn along. :)
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