Who is Now Building Radiant Zones?

Carol · 12-02-2008, 07:08 PM

Aloha everyone,

We know the ground crew has been networking together and we would like to start identifying Radiant Zones where people are committed to working together as a COOPERATIVE.

Our research team is in the process of setting up our library and have been gathering all types of data that needs to be downloard by the various Cooperatives to have if and when the net goes down.

Many of the team are quite brilliant when it comes to practical problem solving and we are currently working in multiple areas to provide as much practical data as possible.

No one knows for sure that the grid is going down next year, but what we do know is that the governments of the world are preparing and the rest of us are literally left out in the cold. Subsequetly, we have to be both smart and practical when it comes to forming Radiant Zones for out various ground crews.

We would like to invite folks to identify which radiant zones they are aware of.. meaning location... NE California.. or Four Corners.. places that have already been identified by the ground crew and where people are already forming their plan of action. I'm aware of some places in the US from awhile back where they actually had all of the underground facilities in... but that was several years ago.

Our focus for you is to work together on the practical problem solving needed to make this work so there is as little disruption in ones life as possible. Planning ahead allows for smooth transitions.

As many of us are working with limited budgets, pooling resources does work if there is a level of trust among the Cooperative members. Lists need to be developed as to what is needed and what can be purchased while this is still possible. Then others can scout for the best prices. Storage is also an issue and some things would need to be held back for later.

Some type of underground structure is important if we are dealing with CMEs and high winds. We have already been tossing around a number of ideas on underground structures, heating, passive refridgerators, greenhouses, aquaponic gardens, free energy and so on. Everything that we have learned and are learning will be in the library.

We already know we cannot depend on our governments to help us so this is why the need for our Radiant Zones.

Please share with us what you have done or intend to do so we can all learn how to do this together.

Please list the things you feel are vital and list the things that give you feelings of resistance when you think of living in a setting like this. Just write out a numbered list of essentials and one for things that makes you resist the idea and we can iron them all out.

I would also like to add that I've been in a variety of Buddhist monestary settings where they all live together in harmony so I do know this type of Radiant Zone cooperative living is possible. For myself, the number one issue is privacy and the need to have alone time. This is just one small example of an inner need.

Please feel free to share.

Mahalo nui loa

Just a little something extra for your viewing.
This is the medias programing for first contact
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_bNDv0-ZrU

12-02-2008, 07:08 PM	#1
Carol Project Avalon Hero Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Big Island, Hawaii Posts: 2,008	Who is Now Building Radiant Zones? Aloha everyone, We know the ground crew has been networking together and we would like to start identifying Radiant Zones where people are committed to working together as a COOPERATIVE. Our research team is in the process of setting up our library and have been gathering all types of data that needs to be downloard by the various Cooperatives to have if and when the net goes down. Many of the team are quite brilliant when it comes to practical problem solving and we are currently working in multiple areas to provide as much practical data as possible. No one knows for sure that the grid is going down next year, but what we do know is that the governments of the world are preparing and the rest of us are literally left out in the cold. Subsequetly, we have to be both smart and practical when it comes to forming Radiant Zones for out various ground crews. We would like to invite folks to identify which radiant zones they are aware of.. meaning location... NE California.. or Four Corners.. places that have already been identified by the ground crew and where people are already forming their plan of action. I'm aware of some places in the US from awhile back where they actually had all of the underground facilities in... but that was several years ago. Our focus for you is to work together on the practical problem solving needed to make this work so there is as little disruption in ones life as possible. Planning ahead allows for smooth transitions. As many of us are working with limited budgets, pooling resources does work if there is a level of trust among the Cooperative members. Lists need to be developed as to what is needed and what can be purchased while this is still possible. Then others can scout for the best prices. Storage is also an issue and some things would need to be held back for later. Some type of underground structure is important if we are dealing with CMEs and high winds. We have already been tossing around a number of ideas on underground structures, heating, passive refridgerators, greenhouses, aquaponic gardens, free energy and so on. Everything that we have learned and are learning will be in the library. We already know we cannot depend on our governments to help us so this is why the need for our Radiant Zones. Please share with us what you have done or intend to do so we can all learn how to do this together. Please list the things you feel are vital and list the things that give you feelings of resistance when you think of living in a setting like this. Just write out a numbered list of essentials and one for things that makes you resist the idea and we can iron them all out. I would also like to add that I've been in a variety of Buddhist monestary settings where they all live together in harmony so I do know this type of Radiant Zone cooperative living is possible. For myself, the number one issue is privacy and the need to have alone time. This is just one small example of an inner need. Please feel free to share. Mahalo nui loa Just a little something extra for your viewing. This is the medias programing for first contact http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_bNDv0-ZrU __________________ Aloha, thank you, do jeh, toda, arigato, merci, grazie, salamat po, gracias, tack, sukria, danke schoen, kiitos, dank u, mahalo nui loa Images to nourish the spirit: http://mistsofavalon.invisionplus.ne...&showtopic=198 Last edited by Carol; 12-02-2008 at 07:52 PM.