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Srihari dwells in all of Us
Uthara Unnikrishnan interprète Brahmam Okate (Tandanana Ahi)
An Interview With Dr. Vandana Shiva: ‘The Evolved Mind Sees Earth as One Family’ (Children's Health Defense)
04/06/22
In an interview with The Defender, environmental champion Dr. Vandana Shiva shared her perspective on how the degradation of the planet can be reversed by returning to traditional organic farming practices and compassionate community organization.
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Shiva’s understanding of economics and corporate greed is grounded in her knowledge of quantum physics. Her description of the cause and effect of materialistic aggression represents a unification theory, detailing the elements of human degradation.
She described this destructive behavior:
“The very idea of thinking you are separate from, and superior to others is a thinking of petty minds. And petty minds create conflicts. Petty minds have the urge to take what belongs to others. It creates the limitlessness of wanting to own more and more.
“And that to me is the disease that has allowed the 1% to emerge. It’s the disease that allowed the techno-barons of today to harvest $1.5 trillion while ordinary people lost $3.4 trillion during the lockdowns and the COVID crisis.”
Shiva’s knowledge of history is based on her analysis of economic and psychological dysfunction. She spoke about a syndrome that has allowed an eclipse of compassion:
“When you’re disconnected and you’ve put owning first, you objectify the others; you made women your property, you made indigenous people your slaves, you made Mother Earth your private property. All of this then allows you simultaneously to give freedom to harm.
“I would call it moral anesthesia. If I’m living, then I’ll feel the pain of everything around me. But if I’m anesthetized by greed, by power, I will not feel that pain. So in a way, the rich and powerful are living under the anesthesia of cruelty.”
Coming from her critical understanding of a world dominated by greed, Shiva’s desire to heal the planet embraces the creative paradigms lost to much of the modern world.
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Sur le même sujet, là où le modèle industriel étatsunien est exporté par Bill Gates:
04/25/22
Why Bill Gates Wants Africa to Adopt Failed Industrial Farming Practices
A three-part video series, “Rich Appetites,” examines the motives of powerful organizations that continue to push the U.S. industrial agriculture model on African farmers, despite decades of failure.
By
Susan C. Olmstead
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/bill-gates-africa-industrial-farming/
Ramakrishna: "N'importe lequel de ces chemins le mènera jusqu'à toi"
"Il parlait à la Mère de l'Univers: Mère, ils disent tous "c'est ma montre qui a l'heure juste". Chrétiens, Brahmos, hindous et musulmans, chacun croit que sa religion est la vraie religion. En réalité, Mère, aucune de leurs montres ne donne la vraie heure. Qui pourrait te connaître vraiment ? Mais si quelqu'un t'appelle de tout son désir et obtient ta grâce, n'importe lequel de ces chemins le mènera jusqu'à toi".
Paroles de Sri Ramakrishna au temple de Kali à Dakshineshwar.
Jean Herbert: L'Enseignement de Ramakrishna (p. 61).
Les Quatre Âges selon l'hindouisme. Eschatologie chrétienne et islamique.
Jean Biès. : La fin du cycle actuel est marquée par l'apparition du Kalkinavatâra, représenté sous la forme d'un cheval blanc. (C'est aussi sur un cheval blanc que doit venir le Christ du second Avènement.)
Jean Biès: entretien avec Jean Herbert (1974)
Kalki (a.k.a. Kalkin)[1] is the tenth and final avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu, who will appear at the end of the present Kali Yuga age to punish the wicked, reward the good, and inaugurate the Satya Yuga age of sacrifice and dharma. It is also believed that Kalki will also kill the demon Kali.[1][2]
Kalki is described in the Puranas as the avatar who rejuvenates existence by ending the darkest and destructive period to remove adharma and ushering in the Satya Yuga, while riding a white horse with a fiery sword.[2] The description and details of Kalki are different among various Puranas. Kalki is also found in Buddhist texts: For example the Kalachakra-Tantra of Tibetan Buddhism.[3][4][5]
The prophecy of the Kalki avatar is also told in Sikh texts.[6
Alors je vis le ciel ouvert:
c'était un cheval blanc,
celui qui le monte se nomme Fidèle et Véritable.
Il juge et combat avec justice.
Ses yeux sont une flamme ardente;
Sur sa tête, de nombreux diadèmes,
Et, inscrit sur lui, est un nom qu'il est seul à connaître.
Il est revêtu d'un manteau couleur de sang,
Et il se nomme La Parole de Dieu.
Apocalypse de St Jean.