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Thought-eliciting words from Sha'Tara...


 

The Great Die-Back

[voice from the Other Side - Sha'Tara]

 

Do what you think you are long enough and you become what you do.  That is, you become less than you were when you chose your particular doing to the exclusion of other possibilities.  You shrink your mind, your consciousness, to the lowest levels of gut, muscle, nerve; to "feel-good" reactions from beliefs, conveniences, sympathies and bodily ease.  When bodily comforts and base desires finally rule all you reach your own particular dead end.  Ascribe this pattern to the majority and you can easily deduct its end.

 

What causes environmental pollution and over-population?  Apply Occam's razor here and you get this answer: greed and lust combined with ever-present fear.  Seeing no turn-around in either, one can deduce that Earthians are poised for a massive die-back - the certain condition of the predator when its prey has been over-hunted and is disappearing.  The Earthian's prey is the natural resources of this planet.  This is not speaking of oil reserves and other high-profile resources essential to keeping a technological system alive.  This is speaking of three basic resources that can no longer be taken for granted: arable land to grow food, potable water and breathable air.

 

These sources are no longer either boundless or cheaply available.  They are disappearing exponentially despite the half-hearted efforts to slow the destruction and feeble-minded political promises assuring the fools that in "x" number of years the trends will be reversed - without change of lifestyle or attitude and without sacrifice.  Yeah, right.

 

Whatever "new" technological tricks are conjured by the mad doctors of Technocratica and their handlers in the moneyed factions to deal with the certain and sudden end of plenty will only benefit the very few and for a short interim.  The final score will not be at all as expected.  For as it was prophesied thousands of years ago, "the meek shall inherit the earth." 

 

The downtrodden, the oppressed, the slaves of the current global marketplace, these are the meek.  Of them will come the last survivors simply because their personal and current hard times have conditioned them to survive.  Already they drink polluted water, grow food in inhospitable soil and breathe poisoned air as they survive, somehow, in deserts, burned out forests and the endless slums and "barrios" of this world's megalopolises - without any of the comforts, conveniences, amenities or questionable "social services" we so like to take for granted.   

 

When the great power grids collapse many of these "survivors" will hardly notice.  But in time they will realize that their lives have become noticeably easier and safer.  The Super-predator they once served in dread will be gone, as will his whip. 

 

Of them, though they be few and scattered remnants, may yet arise a new breed of Earthian worthy of being labeled "human" in a broader context.  For those who have hope, that is a good bet.  For those who do not, just keep on trucking to the end of the road - it isn't that far now. 


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Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on January 8, 2007
yes heavy!!!
and yet oh so close to "reality"
great write

Reviewed by Helen Downey
Reviewed on December 29, 2006
This is heavy Reg, but it really gets one to think. Thanks for sharing this great piece.

Helen :)

Reviewed by Daring Sunshine
Reviewed on December 20, 2006
Thought provoking; profound; hummmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Though we created the damage, as it is written, we are dust; I think the Master of All has it all taken care of and when it is His time, we will see more than "just in part...". Good Write.
Grace&Peace,
Sharon

Reviewed by Joyce Hale
Reviewed on December 19, 2006
A profound write, Regis!! I am two-minded about it. I myself also think a parallel and just-as-devastating danger lies in the hearts of mankind. The hatred, intolerance and will-to-kill is also battling for the future of the earth. To my mind, the only answer is a turning of hearts to the Creator, whatever each person may call it; mine name for Him is God, and His Son Jesus. But alas, the sacred writings tell us this will not happen as a populace. Your scenario is certainly valid and well on its way, isn't it?! Wonderful write, Reg!!

Peace. Joyce

Reviewed by Taylor Ryan
Reviewed on December 18, 2006
Ah, I see the notices are finally coming on strong Regis, and this was quite a write to wake up to. Bam...I support technology and devvelopment as the workings of masterful minds and I would never want to see mankind fall short on the gift of intelligence and forward thinking. But fot those of us who can't make enormous changes, or ensure the supplies of life's conveniences and necessities, we can offer hope in our own way to humankind and hope that by setting a healthy and loving example for others, what we show can make the world thrive in other ways.
Really compelling write, Reg...and a wake-up call in more ways than one.
Love,
Taylor

Reviewed by Rose Rideout
Reviewed on December 17, 2006
Very true Reg that we are the ones who will do the very damage that we are so afraid of for our future and our children and their children and so on. So truthfully written. Rose

Reviewed by Robert Harrison (Reader)
Reviewed on December 17, 2006
Interesting write Reg, as are all of the reviews that you have received.

Call me an optimist or dreamer, but I have complet faith in mankind. Alright so our path has not been at straight as some of us would like it to be. Not since the days of Cain has this world seen peace, but to think that we wil be the cause of our own demise is far from reality. The reality is that there is and always has been someone who has all things under his conrole.
Great and marvelous things will take place when the time is right, but all things have to be proved, the wicked will become more wicked, the poor become even poorer. A righteous people are being gathered from all corners of the world, the poor meek in spirit as also the rich meek in spirit. Do not be under the impression that meek means weak, it in reality it means teachable. They will learn and they (we) will survive.
Just watch for the signs, they are all about us.

Reviewed by Elizabeth Price
Reviewed on December 17, 2006
I'm afraid I wouldn't be a survivor though I have changed my ways. I'm too addicted to conveniences just like you say. excellent again Liz

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
very interesting-and deeply thought provoking

Reviewed by Leland Waldrip
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
It's hard not to take a pessimistic view, isn't it. The fact is: humans are not immune to the same forces of nature that other animals are subject to. Our technology has ameliorated many of those forces of nature and our clergy have convinced us that we are "above" the other animals. In fact, we have been led to believe that we aren't animals at all, but rather more divine beings in a totally different class. Never mind that we have the body of an animal with an augmented brain.
Any species that expands its numbers beyond the carrying capacity of its ecology is headed for a die-off. We are, like the old saying, burning the candle at both ends. A distant observer would probably judge that our main purpose in life is to increase our numbers "without restriction by self or otherwise" and in so doing are bent on total consumption of all natural resources, thus destroying our ecology.

I saw some comments that desparaged technology as being the culprit in this . Technology is the halmark of humanity and has been since before the discovery of how to manage fire. In fact, technology has given humanity the means to restrict births and by so doing has given the world a lifeline while at the same time has delivered knowledge and medicine for longer, healthier lives. But too many humans have taken advantage of the longer, healthier life options and have failed to grasp that without a concomitant reduction in births there will be an unsustainable imbalance. The lifeline has been largely rejected, mostly by the "meek" and their controllers and mostly through ignorance fostered by their traditions. The meek will likely inherit the earth. Yeah, right. By crowding everything else off the planet. But what will it be worth by then?

Best regards,
Leland

Reviewed by Joyce Devenish
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
This is very good.I would like to know more about 'voice from the other side-Sha'Tara' Reg. I don't understand. Joyce

Reviewed by J. Pajot
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
It is funny that so many folks think the very thing that is eating away at their world is the thing that will surely save them...their precious technology. Maybe if they stopped spending 90% of their research on new toys, cosmetics, and weapons? Good write, Regis. And perhaps if "humans" do not evolve into something better, maybe the noble cock-a-roach may?

Reviewed by Lew Duffey
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
That was vivid, depressing, chilling and unfortunately so True.
We have children and they have children. Do we care about them and their children? I cannot justify not doing anything and everything possible to make this Earth a better place for them.
God be with us. We need him.
Lew

Reviewed by Randall Barfield
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
"it isn't that far now" chilling and yes, it's us doing the damage, and all the other...you ask for sacrifice from the people...as you say, yeah, right... thanks for sharing this

Reviewed by Morning Star
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
Powerful write left me pondering About
The Future!!
Love And Peace Morning Star
E-Mail is working

Reviewed by Michael Mathieu (Reader)
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
Excellent! Seems like all the lawmakers and politicians know what to do. If they don't change there ways we will not have to worry about the future .

Merry Christmas!
Michael

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
Most powerful Offering Regis!!

Love TinkaSweets

Reviewed by Lynn Barry
Reviewed on December 16, 2006
Powerful stuff...mind opening, slap upside the head great write!

Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
I believe we are the other Roman Empire...and we all know what happened to them...This is truly a thought provoking write and the strong will survive...they will be the fittest...
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~

Reviewed by Marguerite Lemoine
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
So true Regis--Can see the hand writing on the wall. Those whose ancestors were slaves have come up in the world. They take advantage of oppertunities of education and take on jobs of responsibility. The yellow race (black) will eventully rule the world. The white race is being pushed to the back and it is their own fault. We cannot take life for granted. There is work to be done. Marguerite

Reviewed by Mary Patterson
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
Another thought provking piece. Its a little deep in some places for me.......m

Reviewed by Rosemarie Skaine
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
We must preserve our Earth, I agree with you there. National Geographic has been running a series on the fading of the earth. Excellent piece, Reg. R

Reviewed by RM Green
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
Yes, now the email notifications are working fine!
Now about this piece... very thought provoking from a spiritual, philosophical and REAL realm! A lot of truth is prsented here, and the theroy of evolution is certainly examined & tested. Brilliant thoughts on paper.. thank you for sharing!

RM Green

Reviewed on December 15, 2006
REG - email fine, & opened directly to page!

some DEEP stuff! I'm really not into, nor qualified to comment on either prophecies or metaphysics - BUT -- a lot of what you state is brought to light in several documentaries.

Highly recommend: "The Corporation" and Gore's "Global Warming."

Tom.

Reviewed on December 15, 2006
Kinda along this line, I read recently a theory (maybe more than a theory) from the book "The Miniature World" - about insects - that without insects mankind could be eliminated from Earth in a few years, if not before; but without mankind the insects could live on until...


I can agree with your thoughts as to who are the "meek", the survivors.


We "civilized" are certainly slaves to our man-made comforts; at my age, I hope they remain until I reach the end of the road.


You really HAVE been having some serious thoughts, Reg~


Micke
(yes, my email notifications seem to be coming through fine, now, too)

Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
great teachers promote clarity to create a new world, the great die back is/has/will continue, which can also be emotional/spiritual i.e. new way of being/seeing/knowing the old ways "die" and of course, there will continue to be physical deaths too...especially for those who chose to remain in their old reality

Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
Email is working.
You bring up some salient points, and certain to provoke thought. The animal kingdom makes its adjustments as their environment changes, indeed has been doing so for jillions of years. Man will make his too, if he doesn't anhilate himself first. As to anyone listening. Alas, man is very hard headed as well as "hard of hearing."

"The meek shall inherit the earth."

Have a wonderful Christmas, Regis.

Elizabeth

Reviewed by Dove JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on December 15, 2006
Reg, yes the email's working finally..I was reading this and are you a channel for the spirit world ? If so, we could talk for days on the matter.The evolution of what you present here is TRUTH...Are you hearing this from a divine spirit? You seem so evolved in knowing of mass consciousness..Alot of people don't know that I am extremly sensitive to the divine shifts and the prophetic voice..This article is truth and I pray we all head to it's messeages it truly gifts us on earth..I do believe we are entering a strong cleansing of this earth..The earth in every form of prophesy sais it's going to shake rattle and roll with weather for a few years, then the great awakening of all mankind shall begin...Prophesy is coming true from alot of sources such as the Native American Lakota with the eight extremly rare white buffalo calves being born since 1994..The prophesy on that is mind blowing and many low conscious people sit back in their carnal secular worlds having no idea what "evolution in end time prophesy" is..Thank you Reg..This is BRILLIANT...And "timely"..

In Spirit,
Dove

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