Stepping into a turbulent new year.

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Jagannath

 

I think just having this site is a testament that we are seeing the

light and the world is starting to see the light. The transition from

the Picean to the Aquarian Age is not over yet.

 

GB

 

, Jagannath Chatterjee

<jagchat01 wrote:

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> Dear Friends

>

> I wish I could wish you all a very happy new year.

>

> I cannot because both this region and the world today faces an

ominous future. There is political instability, public policies

bordering on the insane, public outroar, hegemonistic activities of

the powerful, an impending climatic catastrophe, not too happy changes

in the geological activity of the planet, and the sighting of a comet

that may, hopefully, miss us by a whisker. Not to mention the old

enemy, religious intolerance.

>

> There seems to be no ray of hope.

>

> Probably the only ones those would be happy are the ones who like

to play and thrive in troubled waters. That includes politicians,

policy makers, greedy scientists and social workers. There is more

work now for all these groups.

>

> I am not happy, despite my nomenclature these days as a social

worker, because I tend to identify with the planet and its

inhabitants. I realise that it is my house that is burning. I realise

that I cannot rush out because there is nowhere to go. You cannot, as

the saying goes, step out of the world.

>

> There was life in Mars. Perhaps science could find a way out to

recreate earth's climate on that planet. Perhaps a lucky few, we know

who they are, could just make it. A lot of money has been invested

into the process. Much more is needed and hence the desire and the

subsequent implementation of plans to milk the planet dry.

>

> But there are some of us who would not rush for a ticket even if

it was offered for free. We love this natural world of ours too much

to act like rats. We would rather go down with the sinking ship.

>

> I have discussed many options with my friends. The size of the

coming storm makes such ideas seem like a paper boat in the face of a

tsunami. But it is ideas translated into action that save in the end.

If we are prepared we need not start from scratch.

>

> Let me end this note with an appeal to prepare sincerely for the

future.

>

> Let 2008 be an year of selfless action.

>

> Regards,

> Jagannath.

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[Guest guest]

Do the peaceful step into a peaceful new year?

 

I send you all my love and wish you peace and prosperity - wherever and

whoever you are - we must remember that The Earth is the Lord's and the

Beauty thereof

 

Jane