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Re-fertilization of the Crescent?
by Orgahawk Saturday, Mar. 27, 2004 at 1:08 AM

Examining the thread of war against humanity and the earth. Where can it lead us?

In Lak' Esh

"Between the rivers of war and peace lies unattachment.
Mesopatamia is in chaos and order, centering humanity."

Right now an area of the world called Iraq is in Chaos and Order. The Ritual Fire of the World Leaders involving this country will lead us forward to understand that waste does not exist. Mesopotamia is actually Greek for "Between the Rivers". Between these rivers is a country that is in the mix of global and tribal warfare. On the more common thread than that, all parties involved are causing further detriment to the environment and all life of the future generations that we are all interwined to. I feel that the Iraq war will help us understand the complexity of the process of war and peace, social and environmental.

Imagine that we as a global culture use our most resourceful and compassionate aid to clean up the water and restore the flow to the basin there. 90% of the wetlands that gave birth to civilzation there are now dry, due to the damning of the Tigris an Euphrates Rivers.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/
news/2001/05/0518_crescent.html
What do we do?

This area of the globe called the Fertile Crescent may be giving birth to a new age in our civilization. Right now, it is understood that we must expose the truth about the events unfolding there in over time and in real time. We must tell the Iraqi people the truth and give them the respect and patience to rebuild and revitalize their environment and society with dignity, as they see fit.

Could this be the Re-fertilization of the Crescent?

In Lak' Esh
Orgahawk

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