GeoXman

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I have been meaning to write that for quite some time. So I took advantage of the opportunity to finally type it out. It's probably a little off what is supposed to be written, but I hope some of the people who read it can appreciate my extreme viewpoints. Hope your inner needs to think of me as a nut or unrealistic idealist can be turned off for a few minutes to read what I have written with an open heart and mind....

Dreamer, midwestern child of innocence, grew up in the most wholesome ideal small town. Freedom and free thinking was supported, because we were the children of the future. Americans. And our loving families honored our needs. I was very fortunate to grow up in such a place during such a perfect time period. Born in 1965, a kid in the '70s, a teenager in the '80s. Honor student, hungry for all vital knowledge, I took classes in nearly every area of study in my college, because I didn't give a crap about a degree... I just wanted to understand how it all works. Spent 8 years in undergrad/graduate university classes with a heavy focus on learning on the best ways to learn things. After learning the core mechanisms of perception, psychology, anthropological patterns, and how to let the universe show you the answers to any questions given to it. I took my studies into the realm of collective consciousness and exchanged the stuctured curriculum for a more in the moment - show me what you want approach. I forsook monetary gain and let life's journey unfold. Moved to California, learned how to build homes since I thought I might need to build my own one day. And got a little stuck in surviving as a house painter. It was 1990 and my wages came in at about $10/hour. I learned everything from building, decorating, landscaping, and fell into the role of being the conceptual designer of a television show about how science, art, and religion are connected and new ideas occur simultaneously with unconnected people in different areas of the world. It was a brilliant concept but when I was asked to shave my head and be the host of the show, my fear of fame kicked in and the project died as I retreated. I met some of the original innovators in the computer revolution and witnessed the birth of the web from friends at NASA. Went on a cross country road trip and got pulled into the Rainbow Gathering where I discovered how when people are left to rule themselves, in an outdoor setting where money is outlawed and sharing is the central means to meet needs, that natural patterns seen throughout history of hunter gathering culture will emerge. I saw the future then. How we can shift into a world without money and I must say, it is the most amazing and wonderful way to live. From then on I have sought to do whatever is necesssary to prepare myself for a day when this would occur. I saw that the biggest thing stopping us was the fact that for most people, 'a world without money' is an unknown, an abyss of darkness. So people continue to hang onto this need to own property and accumulate stuff. Not realizing that they are limiting their happiness and how amazing it is to sleep under the stars near a campfire where any unknown musician or event can spontaneously occur. Rainbow gatherings became under scrutiny by the government more and more over the decade. National Parks were no longer a place you could camp and live in nature outside the world of monetary needs. Laws were rewritten and free camping became illegalized. And the inefficient work structure of the wealthy demands that we drive around in cars to pay bills and taxes so the wealthy can continue their quest for bigger and more outrageous palaces all at the cost of the destruction of sustainable resources. Money was the one thing I had ignored, and how it worked was a mystery to me then. But like everyone else I was forced to be more and more involved with it. At a concert near a redwood forest, I had an vision of how we could use the draw of concerts to come together and replant forests, ponds, and repair damages done. I met Todd Rundgren who told me that he was moving to Hawaii, the final frontier in America's natural paradises. I decided to move there as well, learn about paradise, study permaculture and sustainalbe agriculture, yoga, etc so one day I could help bring back paradise on the planet. I saw that the world is alive and in our collective future we all are most happy in, that the world can become unparalleled in beauty again, with man having a key role as caretaker. It is our world's destiny. It is inevitable because all other paths lead to the death and destruction of our world. So I continue to prepare for those days. and try to stay healthy so I can live that long to be a part of it. But the journey is long and even though some of the major changes necessary for freedoms needed to make it happen have yet to cross that breaking point, I know that it is coming. Now that monetary collapse is imminent, it is very odd that the idea of 'what will I do if ATM's no longer provide money?' is a bit frightening to me of all people. I can't help but think, 'will I be asked to leave this country and return to an America with Civil War and put into FEMA camps where I will be forced to eat poisonous GMO foods and 're-educated'? But I take comfort in the understanding that we all are people and because of this we will unite, and their is no way that a few disenchanted 0.01%'ers can make us turn on each other so they can depopulate and lock us up in fenced-in quarentines while they take over lands and build their safaris. When we finally take away their power, they will wake up and thank us because they will realize how miserable it is to be a fascist billionaire and see how their powers were chains imprisoning themselves.

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