The weather, by MH 
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After the extreme cold spell that ripped a door right off our house, we now have been setting records for warmth.......... The last week I have not needed a coat and it is getting close to the first of the year! Dandilions are blooming and trees are budding. I actualy mowed the yard at the end of November, something I have never done before, usually I am done by Labor Day with mowing the yards.
The sking season has been getting shorter each year.
I can only assume, the polar caps are melting at record speeds as the news has been warning about for many years now. I like the warmer weather, but I must wonder what it will mean for the future coming years!
Human health changes with the weather changes mostly do to living in houses. The pressures of being in a warm house and cold outside the house with winds blowing against the house causes abnormal pressures upon the body as a whole, this in turn causes mucus to be expelled. The weather gets blamed for our sickness, but I think in reality it makes the body hardier and thus does eliminate the weak, because Nature is always about survival of the fittest.
The ones who obey the diet God created for each specia, will be effected the least.
The rest will expell mucus.
The old order Amish watch the weather quite close and has many saying about it.
Blessings,
MH
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- Re: The weather, by MH #2860
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MoreThis is a reply to # 794,346yes MH global Warming is a conversation even you yourself hate to admit is required to speak of.
- Re: The weather, by MH MH 108
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MoreThis is a reply to # 794,427I talked to a woman 15 years ago from The Netherlands. Her late husband spent his adult life studying the earth's weather for the government and she said he was warning over 50 years ago that bad things were coming rapidly. I assume The Netherlands will suffer quickly since they are at sea level or I guess almost before sea level in places.
I remember seeing President Bush stating as fact that global warming was a lie, that we are in fact heading to an ice age. He being a president should known the facts the best. Being a skull and bone mason makes him so none of us know when he is telling the truth or when he is not. I am sure the governments know the cycles of this earth extremely well and could tell us what to expect, but people would over react (maybe).
MH
- Re: The weather, by MH MH 108
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- Re: The weather, by MH charles obscure
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This is a reply to # 794,346"Nature is always about survival of the fittest."
This is true, but I dont place too much importance on being the 'fittest' or even on 'physical survival'. The higher energy centers transcend the physical. All healing is a metaphysical event. The foods (or lack of) are just catalayst to open these doorways.
A weaker physical vehicle encourages use of the mind. You may notice many of the most advanced spiritually on this plane have much physical ailment. Much of this is pre-programmed catalyst before incarnation. Many of the most robust and healthy individuals are those polarizing negatively. One should observe this paradox and the illusion of the physical. Exactly what ails us is what speeds the teach/learnings of the lesson of love. This is more important than any principality. To love all as one and to forgive.
The metaphor of the coiled serpent being called upward by the light is quite appropriate and should be considered.
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- Has anyone else seen "An Inconvenien... redlepton
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This is a reply to # 794,346I was just wondering if anyone else has watched Al Gore's movie on global warming, and what you thought of it.
I thought it was very informative. Especially the chart of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere over the last 650,000 years vs. temperature. If the information is true, then we are in for extremely big changes on Earth very soon.- Re: Has anyone else seen "An Inconve... MH 108
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This is a reply to # 794,512Sounds like it must have been interesting, I rarely watch TV. Once in a while I do catch a discovery or PBS type show that shows many things about this world that we don't see on common tv.
MH- Re: Has anyone else seen "An Inconve... redlepton
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This is a reply to # 794,565I pre-ordered this movie from amazon for about $16, and have been passing it around to anyone I know who wants to see it. I have promised to send it to my sister in the US after the holidays.
Gore gives detailed scientific information on how we are messing up the planet. He shows the same snowy mountaintops years ago and today - from all over the world; they are not very snowy anymore. He gives explanations as to why we are likely to see the world's ocean levels rise at least 20 feet in the near future. He shows what would happen to some parts of the world if/when this happens - florida, sanfransisco bay, manhattan, china, the netherlands, india - hundreds of millions of people's homes will litterally be under water. He also gives warning that these changes could be sudden, rather than gradual - as most people think they will be. He also talks about the increases in floods, droughts and storms - changing weather patterns in general. The only scientific critisicm I have heard of this movie is that Gore is too optimistic.
Tina.- Re: Has anyone else seen "An Inconve... MH 108
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This is a reply to # 794,810I would like to see such information, I have seen shows here and there that do predict New York city will be gone in the next 50 years and Miami will be returned to the sharks, etc. Man can not hold back the oceans, the oceans are so powerful they can remake the surface of this planet in a few seconds!
Blessings,
MH- Merry Christmas MH redlepton
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This is a reply to # 795,230Merry Christmas,
I have ordered a copy of this DVD from Amazon and had it sent to your Country Baskets PO Box.
Please post your opinion about the movie when you watch it so that I know you received the gift.
Thanks for all the info you share with us.
Tina.- Re: Merry Christmas MH MH 108
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This is a reply to # 795,552WOW, your so very NICE... I have a HUGE TV for the water therapy room to watch educational (and other)DVDs and will be excited to add your precious gift to my collection. Several years ago a kind person sent me a DVD showing a early movie of how man ends up living underground, etc. and I still have this and watch it once in a while.
Many Blessings and may your holidays be full of Love!
MH
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- Re: The weather, by MH Hidden Username
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This is a reply to # 794,346We've had warming periods in the past. Tis the natural cycles of the earth that were here before we were born and will be here long after we're gone. We are but a flea on this earth, and don't you think it is the epitomy of arrogance to assume we humans have that much of an effect on this great planet? The Al Gore movie is somewhat propagandist in nature, but isn't that the point? To further political agendas? It is the case with all media and films. I predict in another 20 years we'll still be arguing about all this.
- Re: The weather, by MH redlepton
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This is a reply to # 795,564Have you seen the movie then?
Gore addresses the points you make and has a lot of data which seems to show without doubt that we are VERY far off the natural cycle, and that we ARE causing this warming. How do you respond to his data? Do you think it's false? From what I've heard, he has used only the most conservative data and many scientists thought he was being overly optimistic in the movie. I'm not trying to be antagonistic; I really want to hear the "other side of the story" with regards to this movie.
From watching the information presented, it seems to leave no doubt that it is us humans that are screwing up the weather patterns of the earth, with the US leading the way.
I do agree with you that if it comes to the point that the earth becomes unlivable to humans, the environment will "bounce back" - without us.
- Re: The weather, by MH Hidden Username
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This is a reply to # 795,572Yes, and I found it rather dramatic but humorously entertaining. I don't have a problem with the data per say, although I tend to be skeptical of politicians and their so-called "data". Polys have an axe to grind and there is also data that is contrarian to Gore's (i.e. Artic temps were higher in the past, ice caps can be caused by trends in ocean currents, snow and ice accumulations in other areas of the ice caps are not reported so what is the true net gain/loss?). Propaganda too? Maybe so. Nevertheless, lets assume Gore's is accurate. My contention is simply this...It could easily be happening whether we humans were here or not, and that there isn't neccesarily a synthetic degradation of the environment that we need to "bounce back" from, but rather we are but tiny fleas at the mercy of the natural cycles of this great planet and solar system. To suggest we have any will over the Sun, the Earth, and planets around us I find difficult to believe. But maybe we'll find out someday? I suggest this will still be debated 25, maybe even 50 years from now depending on who needs power and money.
- Re: The weather, by MH Hidden Username
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- Re: The weather, by MH MH 108
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This is a reply to # 795,564The universe is a perfect clock and man wishes to have the power to hold the clock back, but it will never happen. What will be, will be. I do believe man making lakes in an effort to change the rotation of the earth is a bit stupid and will end up doing negative.
MH
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