I'm mad as hell!

[sammytray]

Originally Posted by fox222

st. augustine said anger is the first step to courage

I believe that

[Operator]

Originally Posted by Dan22

But change to what? I guess we will find out.

Hi Dan (and others of course),

It might be not so difficult after all ...
We do NOT need anyone for the change except ... ourselves !

If we simply stop feeding the system, the system will die.
But you know what the difficulty is: the difference between theory and practice.
How many people are willing to give up their current lives and alter it in order to get the desired change ?

When you would have sent a warning video to lots of people on September 10th (2001) about 95% would have responded
"I have no time for this" and just went to work the next day in the WTC towers.

Everything comes with a price tag. We want it but are not willing to pay the price. It's an exact parallel to the credit crunch.
We consume on borrowed money ....

I know it isn't easy but it is the only way ... here are some tips to get going:

- plant something
When you eat a tomato don't throw away the good stuff. Keep the seeds and get something growing out of it.

- measure how much water / electricity / gasoline you use monthly
Try to reduce it every subsequent month ...

- plan your trips more efficient

- try to reduce the amount of waste in your bin each week

The more you get the hang of this the less dependent of the system you become.
It will also increase your feeling that you can still 'master' the game ...

Just give it a try, you'll love it in the end.

Cheers

P.S. I am quite sure that others are able to complete the tips list with huge amounts of their tips (finally thinking radiant zone )

[sammytray]

Originally Posted by Operator

Hi Dan (and others of course),

It might be not so difficult after all ...
We do NOT need anyone for the change except ... ourselves !

If we simply stop feeding the system, the system will die.
But you know what the difficulty is: the difference between theory and practice.
How many people are willing to give up their current lives and alter it in order to get the desired change ?

When you would have sent a warning video to lots of people on September 10th (2001) about 95% would have responded
"I have no time for this" and just went to work the next day in the WTC towers.

Everything comes with a price tag. We want it but are not willing to pay the price. It's an exact parallel to the credit crunch.
We consume on borrowed money ....

I know it isn't easy but it is the only way ... here are some tips to get going:

- plant something
When you eat a tomato don't throw away the good stuff. Keep the seeds and get something growing out of it.

- measure how much water / electricity / gasoline you use monthly
Try to reduce it every subsequent month ...

- plan your trips more efficient

- try to reduce the amount of waste in your bin each week

The more you get the hang of this the less dependent of the system you become.
It will also increase your feeling that you can still 'master' the game ...

Just give it a try, you'll love it in the end.

Cheers

P.S. I am quite sure that others are able to complete the tips list with huge amounts of their tips (finally thinking radiant zone )

Sweet post operator!

Thanks for all of your insight throughout this forum. A wise man indeed