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Waves of Blue---Ojo Healing
Waves of Blue---
As ancients waters carved the majestic landscapes of Earth, waves of energy surged through my chakras during Saturdays meditation with Shirley, cleansing my inner terrain and sculpting a new being. Layers of history, sediment on my soul from many past lives, washed away. Stagnant energy that had been suffocating my spirit was suddenly released in bursts of light in my minds eye. Resistance melted by the healing vibrations pulsating through each chakra.
Some may have called it a kundalini moment, how that power surged through every fiber of my being awakening me. I call it a miracle to be able to sit here two weeks later and still feel the best I have felt in nine years, with hopes and dreams alive, a sense of purpose and adventure renewed, touched by the love of my dearest friends and the Gatherers.
Waves of blue light, crashing upon karmic shores. Melting lifetimes of fear and frustrations triggered by one long tear drop from my left eye. Oceans of pent up emotions flowing afterwards. Words are useless symbols of the healing I experienced.
That day began with a slow walk across the bridge with my dear soulmate Margot. She had eyed a beautiful Kuan Yin statue (he Divine Mother in China) for Shirley the day before at the metaphysical store down the road so we decided after breakfast to get it. Perfect gift. Shirley has been that for millions, in a sense. She has guided countless souls to explore these mysteries further, she opened doors within society and in the cosmos to a knew way of looking beyond the mundane, challenging us to explore our truths and hearts desire despite the obstacles from family or friends (or the media) whose minds were closed.
On the site that bears her name, she is the Mother/teacher/feminine guide for us all on some level. She has provided us with a sacred space to freely discuss our intuitive insights, to divulge the most incredible, paranormal experiences, to question and learn freely without judgment. This is the sign of a mothers generous spirit. Margot was right on track with that gift and line of thinking in regard to that beautiful, green Kuan Yin.
As we crossed the bridge a little yellow butterfly flickered by, a sign of my transformation to come. The bridge was my symbol of transcending the mundane and mystical, taking me across dimensions and lifetimes to this moment with my soulmate. Walking in two worlds has always been the way I described myself--finding that balance of both while appreciating the NOW. I still couldnt believe the experience I had at dinner Thursday night and my time with Willy. And here I was with Margot. I felt like I was in another dimension, everything surreal. I was soaking in her presence and laughter, bonding even in the silence we shared. She was the gift my soul needed, the spiritual companion I had longed for all of my life, a spirit friend brought back to me after who knows how many lifetimes. Such an ease of being with her and a divine grace in being able to share our most intimate, spiritual and out of this world thoughts without judgment, always encouraging further explorations in this world and beyond, lessons mirrored and pillars of support for each other.
As I leaned over the bridge, I saw the riverbed below which was mostly dry exposing the stones that probably had laid there for thousands of years. Cycles of change, landscapes textured by centuries of seasons just like my spirit has experienced lifetime after lifetime. Just a small trickle left of once was probably an abundant river, I wondered how many times I sat there in another life when it rushed by wildly providing sustenance for a parched soul and a sacred society. The place felt eerily familiar and quite comfortable. What stories do the stones hold, what songs do the mountains sing. Had they seen Margot and I as well as the other Gatherers before. The surrounding landscape was lush and rich, something I dont get to see often in my neighborhood in Texas. Beyond the bridge was a field of hope and to the right a row of sunflowers whose graceful stance inspired me to stand tall facing the light, soaking in the rays of the Divine.
Right past the field was a white horse who Margot fell in love with -- Pete, she named him, a handsome fellawho seemed to trust her, allowing her to get close. In between batting flies and trying to pet him, she promised him an apple on our return and I wondered if he was ticked when later he got only half, the other half within her. Or would he appreciate that shared snack, their moment of bonding. The pictures came out cute, a gentle reminder of a nice walk with a long, lost soul friend and her new horse. She was determined to bring Pete home. I laughed thinking about a horse on a plane and Margot sitting there smiling, happy with her new found friend.
We had to make the trip twice to the store since it had been closed that first time. On the second round, I saw several of the Gatherers exploring this interesting shop--John on the floor trying to find the best Lemurian seed, Katrin, Deb, Stephen, Dee, Elaine wandering the rooms looking at angels, books, etc. and I think a few others mingling around. After picking up the statue and a Lemurian seed crystal for Willy, we sat outside the store for a moment on these high chairs and table underneath some shade while a few people smoked. The question was raised about what we thought about the meditation moving to Shirleys. I was a bit worried in regard to my stamina for the meditation and driving to Shirleys and then back for Kevins three hour seminar so I expressed my doubts that normally I would have kept to myself.
Instantly, I realized that trickster energy was trying to allow fear to seep into my joy tainting the miracle that was already occurring. I hadnt been able to sleep in two nights (either from the altitude or the energy of this sacred land or the excitement of the Gathering) and I was concerned about the waves I was feeling. One minute tired, the next energized. But overall, I was riding it well, doing fantastic and the body pains were absent. Normally I would have been recuperating in bed for a week from so much activity. The energy of Ojo and the love of Margot, Willy and my fellow Gatherers held me strong. So I dont know where this doubt came from.
I wondered out loud much to the dismay of a few if going to Shirleys was the right thing to do. They didnt know I was speaking more from fear of my health than anything else and it was my ego and not spirit doing so. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity and a gracious gesture on Shirleys part and my heart and soul knew it. Deep down I was thrilled beyond measure. To meditate with my spiritual mentor, the woman whose books validated my dreams, my beliefs, my truths was a unique, lifetime opportunity--something I could have never imagined even though I felt I had done so in other lives.
As a young Catholic schoolgirl never exposed to such metaphysical truths, it was hard to fathom where all of these memories and emotions of life on other planets, ancient civilizations, UFOs, attractions to sacred sites, etc. came from. Not a soul to talk to about it either without some kind of admonition or threat of psychiatric care (that youre just crazy mantra most of us have heard). At least we no longer had to fear witch burnings (I think I felt the singe of that in another life) but the anticipated judgments in some family members minds if my truths were exposed were enough to keep me silent for years. So when Out On A Limb was published I knew I was no longer alone, a freak, an outsider. I think I read it around 1986-87. I knew there had to be others with my same feelings and longings and little did I know where Id meet some of them 15 years down the road, across that little bridge to Ojo Caliente, and that I actually would be meditating with them at Shirleys home.
More hungry than tired, I caught myself in midstream, cutting off that stranger in my psyche planting such useless, energy draining thoughts and dropped it immediately because I didnt want to have to explain to others the taunting of my mind from this disease. I knew that wasnt my heart mentioning those concerns. Later, before the meditation, I went to Deb to let her know where I was coming from. Tall, beautiful Deb with such a gracious heart--she said she understood and knew it wasnt from a place of disrespect but concern about my health holding up and I felt a wave of relief. I learned from those doubts how that disease suppressed my freedom and it was time to release its stranglehold. That was the beginning of my shift.
After our walk back, Margot and I had enough time for a quick dip into one mineral spring, shower and barely get ready for the drive to Shirleys. That trickster energy testing me again. I thought I had 30 minutes to get ready. I now had five. Our departure time got moved up. Spirit was testing my patience but I hurried along, mumbling a bit, but got ready as best as I could. I wasnt about to miss the event--lousy looking hair or not.
Off we went in our caravan to the Philips 66 station which had a Pizza Hut. Not the most enlightening food to eat before a meditation but still one of my favorites and enough to balance my jittery metabolism which annoys me since I have to fuel it so often. I saw people arriving in the parking lot as I waited for my pizza to cook. Talk about time standing still--that was the longest 5 minutes. My mind does that to me, drives me crazy with worry. I didnt want to hold anybody up or miss the drive to Shirleys. Margot kept telling me to not worry because other people were still arriving. She always grounded me when I felt my emotions flittering about like that.
In the comforts of Willys rental car I silently blessed and then scarfed down a pizza, tried to write in the rainbow card for Shirley and catch the scenery at the same time while enjoying my time with him and Margot. I knew how vital this healing meditation was, how we planned this lifetimes ago, how the subtle effects would reach out to the universe. I didnt anticipate the powerful impact it would have on me. I was soaking in the drive but preparing myself spiritually by centering my being. It also helped that my stomach was pleasantly full. I wasnt nervous just thrilled and deeply grateful. I had this eerie feeling we were repeating a journey of many lifetimes ago, the same pilgrims being guided to a sacred site for a healing meditation.
As we paraded past the security guard, each of us waving at Harris standing there pointing the way to Shirleys, we lined the road to the right and got out to a grand vista of the mountains and then proceeded to her house. I had to hurry up and finish my card, wondering if Shirley could decipher my hieroglyphic writing.
What a beautiful soul Shirley is. Gracious and loving, she tenderly greeted each of us as if she knew everyone personally--recognitions of her old class I assumed. It seemed we had graduated to this moment. It was a beautiful home with a view of the mountains that mesmerized me and Russian sage bushes against the back wall that were simply gorgeous. For some reason I thought they were lavender.
I entered respectfully knowing I was walking into her sacred space, her home, leaving the shoes outside like my lifetime in Japan and little did I know that meditation was going to leave ages of heartaches and fears,psychic dirt, at the door of my past.
As we all poured into her living room we mingled for a bit, everyone walking around, I was too excited to snack on the cookies she had waiting for us. I was very respectful and didn't want to look around too much at what was in her home but I couldnt help but see the photos of grandkids or nieces or nephews with moonbeam smiles and the great shot of her and Jack Nicholson with their Academy Awards. What caught my eye the most were the spectacular floral arrangements she had. Breathtaking.
There was so much light in that room--some streaming in from her beautiful windows but a lot being emanated by the souls who had gathered. A second wind had kicked in for me. I was humbly grateful to be there and feeling fantastic now.
As we settled into the living room, squeezing in 38 lightworkers prepared for their spiritual task, we told Shirley about the pattern Anita saw and how we needed to sit in that formation of the triangle, the circle, the square and everyone else supporting and protecting it with love and light. This would be the symbol that brought in the energy to open the portal of light that day. Anita with the notes of her vision guided us all into position.
Sweet, sweet Anita. Another mother energy and angelic being. I cry thinking about her, not being able to say good-bye because when I knocked at her door on Sunday no one answered. She must have been napping. But the hugs and reassurance I received from her on Saturday penetrated my heart and will hold me until I see her again.
As we moved around into our positions I was glad that I was at the front of the living room with a little extra leg room and close to Shirley. I was facing in the direction of the back windows and that gorgeous mountain range--the energy felt right. Shirley was behind me to my left but her energy encompassed the room. I had no idea where North and South was. I just sat in my spot within the circle. A few people Anita saw in her vision were not present and Margot was called by Stephen and Katrin to fill one spot next to Dee. I was elated that she joined me in the circle because her spirit is strong and wise--my dearest soul sister. Stephen was in front of me, MJ to my right, Dee to my left, Anita behind me. Such wonderful lightbeings surrounding me. The pattern was secured.
Shirley talked with us for a bit and even passed around her two necklaces--the one from the Camino and another one where I dont know where it came from but is that triangle symbol often seen with UFOs. Each one of us held them, blessed them and passed them on. The triangle surged with energy for me, I felt the pulsations and power resonating within me. The cross from the Camino was a more mellow sensation but still beautiful.
Sitting in Shirleys living room on that lush, white carpet, I felt like a student again in the ancient temples of Lemuria. Answering questions, offering opinions and thanks, listening to the others around me. I was at such peace and waves of happiness and familiarity rolled through me. This was such an honor. The room glowed with love. When she was ready, we turned around to our positions, closed our eyes and she began the meditation with a waterfall CD in the background.
At the beginning, Terry her dog was busy checking every one out. I felt a breeze as if someone was passing by to my left. I was certain it was Shirley kicking out poor Terry.
As we traversed each chakra area I felt waves of energy surging within me and flashes of brilliant white light, nothing I have ever seen before, cascading through my minds eye. Each color she called out swirled through my mind in a mysterious flow, like an elegant dancer gracefully swaying to mystical music, each layer of resistance in me dissipating. I saw images of who I needed to work with (Margot was prominent---shes always inspiring me to write--such a brilliant mentor), what I need to do in regard to my life path (spiritual films and TV shows, writing, creating a holistic center), where I need to be next (Santa Fe) and what I needed to release (lifetimes of fear and resistance so I may speak my truth freely and fearlessly and inspire people and instill hope in them).
Shirley skipped over the heart chakra and I wondered if anyone else noticed that. Meanwhile, little twinges in my left leg began to distract me, an annoyance in every meditation I do. It felt so heavy. Why the left leg, I dont know. But afterwards, instead of being dead asleep like it usually is, I just shook it a bit, stretched and was fine.
As Shirley moved up the chakras, cleansing and calling us to see our visions for each energy center, she reached the throat chakra. As the blue swirled in my minds eye a sudden rush of emotion overwhelmed me. I tried to take a deep breath without gasping too loudly. My heart area was quickly expanding and rushing energy up to my throat. Wave upon wave of intense emotions swirled through that center. Suddenly,one big tear drop rolled down my left cheek and it took every ounce of concentration to not burst out crying.
I settled back into Shirleys soothing voice, watching this white light expanding up to my crown chakra, swirling in the tiny universes within my body and out into the immense one in the sky and in other dimensions. I have never felt such power running through my veins and spirit. Changes were occurring on a cellular and soul level, I could feel it. I felt like I was floating.
For some reason, a tiny frog popped into my minds eye and disappeared. Then a strange image of the many faces of spiritual leaders throughout the ages transposing each other appeared, --Krishna, Buddha, Jesus, Mother Mary, Kuan Yin and others I didn't recognize. A serene Asian face kept appearing to me, a sweet smile on this androgynous being. I saw this as my path of honoring and respecting each spiritual tradition and seeking that Golden thread that connects us all, something Id like to write about or do documentaries on while traveling the world. I have always felt the calling to unite the traditions into a path of peace, by honoring the perennial wisdom of each, by spreading a consciousness of unity in diversity, by seeing beyond the labels and rituals but focusing on the love and compassion taught in each path and how each serves a different flavor of the nectar of the Divine.
When Shirley cleansed the chakras and opened our heart one at the end, I felt such an intense release of energy, a lightness of being. I knew I wasnt the same person. Stagnant energy had been evaporated, karma transmuted and all I felt was unconditional love surging through me.
She gently brought our attention back to the room, asked us to slowly wake up and I got up after slightly stretching, not really saying anything to anyone and left through the front door and sat on the steps to the right that led to the back area which faced the mountains. Tears came rushing through, like the river flowing furiously after a spring storm. Cleansing, cleansing,cleansing-- every fear, every past life frustration, every shadow that has haunted me washed away in those tears.
I knew in that throat chakra opening that I had so much to communicate to my family and to the world. Too many secrets resided within me there, stagnating and clogging that chakra, silencing me for centuries.
Instantly, I knew that I could no longer hide from my authentic nature. I could no longer play the games of being in the closet for the sake of not being judged by my very Catholic family. I am gay, get over it. Look at my spirit and not my orientation. I am also a mystical seeker, a peacemaker, an explorer of Gods multidimensional domains. I cannot conform to their religious beliefs or social conditioning. I am so happy the way I am and I can no longer cater to their images, projections, attitudes or expectations of me. It was time to come clean as my body and spirit had just experienced and to honor my path. Slowly, but surely. But I knew life was never going to be the same for me.
As the tears cleansed my essence, Jordie came out while I was sitting there and walked up next to me. I mumbled something about how healing that was and smiled. Her sweet spirit and gentleness soothed me as well as her loving hug. More people slowly poured outside. I cant remember if I did this before or after I saw Anita but I asked Willy for the keys to the car so I could get my camera. As I walked I drenched the landscape with more tears. I leaned against the car and inhaled the majestic energy of the mountains asking them to guide me so I may stand firm and strong as they do, bearing witness to my truths as they have to the history of the land.
When I came back in I went in to see Anita. Leaning into her, I buried my face into her shoulder crying and she said, You are going to tell them, arent you? She knew what had happened, a major shift, a deep healing, energy surging through every fiber of my being. She said she had felt the power of the energy flowing through me. A sauna for my soul--emotional toxins from lifetimes oozing out of my being. I loved her so deeply in that moment for understanding me instantly, for providing me with that safe energy to just be me, for that tender hug that I had always wanted from my mother when I finally tell her the truth of one aspect of my being but now knowing I really dont need that approval.
I have always had a closed throat chakra (lump in my throat) even though I am very outspoken (a loud/gregarious Italian/Latin blend). That must be from my Gemini Moon--open and carefree with my friends, closed and guarded with my family--emotions that sway like the tides. The suppression of my creativity based on fear of criticism also took a toll on my body, mind and spirit. Lifetimes of repercussions for speaking up to my truths had been suffocating my current expression.
Eleven years ago, I had a stunning past life recall of being a monk during the genesis of the Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism sect, my hands tied behind my back and being beheaded. I had that flashback during my first meeting while everyone was chanting Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, a familiar mantra that I had never encountered in this lifetime but it resonated within me the moment I heard it. That scene shocked me back into the reality of the meeting. I later found out the early sect leaders had literally lost their heads in the exact manner I had seen and felt. Major throat chakra trauma there.
Other memories were buried deep within my chakras reflecting that inward journey where I feared my truths and hid from my nature for the sake of conforming and being loved and literally hanging on to my dear life. So I withhold information, dance around my truths, disclose bits and pieces that are convenient to me and those energy games produced blockages in my body. I no longer feel that. Over the years I have opened up to my family about my metaphysical beliefs, my Buddhist practice----trusting in my truths-- but I still had this one big door to deal with.
I havent come out yet but am fully prepared mentally to do so--no more fears of being ostracized, no more concerns of their Catholic oriented guilt or judgments, no more dishonoring of my spirit. It wont be as harsh now since I have interjected this dialogue about gays into their mind. They are more open and understanding. True progress thanks to my patience and persistance and low key approach of dispelling the myths and false generalizations as taught by the Church or society. The minute I move out and am on my own again (which I feel will be very soon), the truth will be told. I am ready.
Another door that was opened was the honesty about this entire trip. My family thought I was meeting old friends from Los Angeles instead of past life buddies from Lemuria or some other sacred society. So I told them the truth and it was so freeing, the words flowing furiously from my excitement of having returned from this life altering trip, unhindered by their reactions, my body and mind not caring if they thought I was nuts. It was such a relief to be me and to tell them where I met the people that I love---online at Shirleys place. It took every ounce of my being not to blurt out, Oh, by the way, been lying to you too for 17 years, I am gay! Deal with it!! I didnt want to shock them too much but I did feel empowered.
I am preparing for part time work, a miracle after a 9 year journey with a debilitating illness ( a great teacher). The energy of Ojo, the love of Margot and Willy and all others who touched my spirit that weekend, the power of that chakra cleansing--all of it had a profound effect on me. To be so happy, with hope running freely, doubts dissolved, confidence returned, a new life emerging for the next half of my life is absolute freedom.
I am in awe of all that happened to me and indebted to the Divine for this mystical experience. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and soul. As I walked that bridge with Margot that morning, I didnt realize I would cross it later as a new woman. Side by side with my soulmate and little brother, this journey was a magical one for me. My path is enhanced by being with people who honor my spirit unconditionally, who love me wholly, who will never leave me standing on the road alone because of who I am or what I believe, who have been there for many lifetimes and will always find me.
The unconditional love of the universe, of our Mother/Father/God was coursing through my body that afternoon--both physical and astral--birthing a new me, giving me a new lease on life, a greater sense of clarity, a deeper sense of peace, and so much new love in my life that carries me forward daily with absolute hope and optimism and with a deep gratitude of the gifts of each moment in this unique incarnation. Ive made other promises I need to keep, I have a calling to fulfill.
May the peace and love I have felt since that afternoon encompass the world, shine out beyond the distant galaxies, reverberate through multidimensions and awaken those who slumber in the mundane while missing out on the deliciousness of the mysterious and mystical nature of life.
I am still floating on that Ojo energy high!! Bowing in deep gratitude to all of my lightbeing family members, to my spirit guides, to the ancient energies and teachers of Ojo Caliente/Santa Fe but especially to my dearest Margot and brother Willy.
Peace and many blessings.
'In silence, sacred silence, we stand naked like trees in winter, all our secrets visible under our skin. And like winter's tree, we appear dead but are yet alive'--Joan Halifax
Re: Waves of Blue---Ojo Healing
I have been reading your post and I am moved to tears. I too had a similar experience of awakening in Ojo, but you have been able to put into words what I have found so hard to express. The spiritual energy that I received from this trip alone has been a fundamental crutch for me over the past 2 weeks. How desperately I needed the cleansing of my soul and the reunion of my family. Those 4 days alone convinced me of what I have known all along. I am in the wrong place for the growth that I need and I have a calling for a higher path which I will not be able to achieve here. Little did I know what kind of things would confront me when I returned. I can't really go into specifics but even though I am facing a difficult situation I have realized it's more of a confirmation that it's time to move on and follow my dreams. I feel your longing for Santa Fe and the need for change. I have known these things but not until our gathering did I know what exactly it was I was supposed to do...more on that later...By the way I am very interested in film and tv production...we should converse on that topic more! Sorry this is so short...will write more later!
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Thank you for the beautiful post!
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Dearest Elaine,
I thought you were crying because my post was so long. LOLOL Just teasing. I told Margot I was like a Babbling Brook--running and running. The more I tried to edit, the longer it got.
Sweetest blessings to you. Ojo was such a catalyst and cleansing for all of us. The "chaos" confronting you is part of the healing process, bringing to light old patterns or ways that no longer serve you. Honor them for the time and place and way they contributed to your growth but it is time to move on. So look at this as one big adventure that you are being guided on and keep all senses open for the synchronicities in life.
Wouldn't that be wild to be able to work in film/TV production together in Santa Fe. I can see it. I LOVED your energy and presence, such a wonderful spirit.
I'll write soon, I promise.
Love, Veronica
'In silence, sacred silence, we stand naked like trees in winter, all our secrets visible under our skin. And like winter's tree, we appear dead but are yet alive'--Joan Halifax
Re: Waves of Blue---Ojo Healing
V my dear,
You have said so much here and I am really moved. What a great honesty there is in this account, each detail a small contribution to the rapture of the whole. I thank you so very much my dearest for sharing this, it is teaching and it is art all in one. This is why I love you darling.
More later...
Sweet waves,
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Oh Veronica this is so Powerful !!!!!!
You words truly capture the event. I smiled when you wrote that Margo wanted to buy Pete the horse. So do I. I truly love that horse no question about it.
I also noticed the beautiful floral display but what drew my attention the most was the Dall Sheep painting that Shirly had. It was leaning against the bottom of the counter where her cookies were. I thought how absolutely perfect for this meditation. The meaning of the dall sheep is astounding. The basics are.... confidence and support, and seeking new beginnings. The dall sheep also live only in artic and sub artic mountainous regions of Alaska, and the northern and western regions of Canada. Because they live in a specific environment they are not as numerous as many animals.
To take a qote from a the wolf song cards book "Dall sheep survives where others have failed because of supreme confidence in his ability in an environment that can best, be called harsh. Seemingly inaccessible heights, cavernous deeps, and jagged rocks do not deter the Dall Sheep. He relies not only on his self-confidence, but on the supppport of his family and community. The Dall Sheep is both an individual and one of many. He can rely on the herd, and the herd can rely on him." (Wolf song Cards Jeannette Spencer and Lew Hartman)
As I gazed at this painting all the meanings came to me. Here we were small in number like the sheep having the confidence and support of our fellow gatherers yet at the same time being individuals. Some of us had obstacles to face to get here but with determination we had the confidence we would make it. And now here we were a herd of us in the presence of the individual whom inadvertantly brought us together. Shirley independent and confident striving to reach the heights just like the ram. How much more profound can you get. For me this one painting symbolized the meaning of the whole gathering and it's purpose. Incredible.
Like you I also noticed that during the meditation Shirley passed the heart chakra. I was wondering who else noticed this. I for one did not let it pass by. I immediately stopped following her voice and cleansed mine then went back to following. There was no way I could continue the meditation otherwise. I will explain this later.
You also mentioned the left leg falling asleep. I am beginning to wonder if all of us had this. I know Jordie, Deb and Willie had the same thing. With me it was both legs and unlike where your foot or leg falls asleep you can still move it mine went completely dead from the knee down and from the waist down my body was asleep. The pain that shot through my body was searing. So much so that I almost crumbled and was ready to give up. But I thought no this is part of it. When the meditation ended I had to take my hands to move my legs straight. I was surprised to note that the dreaded pins and needles that take place when circulation comes back did not happen. Instantly my legs came back to life and just as quickly the pain left. I asked Willy, Deb and Jordie if they felt the pins and needles and they with surprise in their voice said no. So it would be interesting to see if others had the same.
Well I have to go now. Veronica your posts are both insiteful and poignant. I love reading them and I learn so much from them. Thank you
Laughter, Light and Love
Puma >^._.^<
If you talk to the animals, they will talk with you, and you will know each other - Chief Dan George
Re: Waves of Blue--New Mexico Life
What wonderful sharings!
Please take a gentle word of caution, I am not trying to discourage you from coming to our wonderful state but be ready...she tends to change you!
To survive here you have to be willing to work hard. Her wonderful energies have been known to nudge those out who do not flow with her. Much of the New Mexico mountains truly are filled with crystals, most are very small but there can be billions in one mountain, therefore very strongly radiating her energies.
So many come here and then find themselves forced to move on...just as Kevin said. Still others find their finances or most precious relationships crumble. Our poverty lines here are truly sad.
Of coarse this is all part of the lessons NM has to offer and "if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere", NM, NM, New Mexico!
With that understood, come on gang! Whether you like tall pines or high desert or anything in between...we got it! If you love your food hot and your nights cool...we got it!
If you like a night sky where you can count every star...we got it! If you love the song of the coyotes and slowing for the deer (our local pedestrians)....we got it!
Oh, it also helps if you can ride a horse
Love and Light,
Take that which speaks to your heart, place the rest on a shelf. Come back in a few years-examine that on the shelf. Repeat as needed.
The real trick to life is not to be in the know
but to be in the mystery...from "What The Bleep"
Re: Waves of Blue---Ojo Healing
Beautiful, just beautiful Veronica...
i love hearing accounts like this.
Thanks for sharing. Big Grin.
Joy and Light
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Oh Veronica, miracles do happen...
You have proven it!
Words don't do justice to say how happy
that I am for you.
With Tons of Love,
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Loved the info on the Dall sheep. Fascinating. And I love to read other's perspectives and observations of the event, the surroundings and any insights or effects.
How weird about the leg. Yes, yes, it felt like it was dead. I wondered this morning in the shower if that sensation was our energy grounding us to Earth because the light was so powerful swirling through us. Just the hit I got because I easily stood up afterwards. Normally when I meditate here it's pretty asleep for a while. lol
Glad you got the photo of Pete. Let's see if I can crop it out so it's just his handsome face.
Have a great day.
Love, Veronica
'In silence, sacred silence, we stand naked like trees in winter, all our secrets visible under our skin. And like winter's tree, we appear dead but are yet alive'--Joan Halifax
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Brother Willy,
I'll never stop showering you with adulations. You are a gift, a gentleman, a gracious soul. I love you dearly and am so glad that you are such an important part of my life. Miss you like crazy.
Love, Veronica
'In silence, sacred silence, we stand naked like trees in winter, all our secrets visible under our skin. And like winter's tree, we appear dead but are yet alive'--Joan Halifax
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With a new swell hitting the north shore the last couple days, the team got busy and got to work......
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Josh Kerr just finished 4th place at the Sunset QS in Hawaii, Kerr smashed his way thru the quarters and semis today laying down some vintage "KONG" larry's. With a 4th place in the final QS event of the year see's Kerr qualifying for the CT in 2011, look out Snapper!!!!
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By Charlie LeDuffFox 2 News Investigative ReporterBIRMINGHAM, Mich. (WJBK) -- Remember we told you about Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway and her property shell game? It involved four houses, her stepchildren, a mortgage on a Grosse Pointe house she didn't want to pay anymore and now a federal grand jury.She's not the only Judge Hathaway who's got problems keeping her houses straight because now we've come to find that her daughter, Dana Hathaway, who was just elected to the Third Circuit Court, has her own issues with shuffling property and shorting the tax man.Dana Hathaway move to Grosse Pointe Farms last year, which is in Wayne County and made her eligible to be a Wayne County Circuit Court judge. But she's been claiming a house as her primary residence on Catalpa Drive in Birmingham for the last three years. That makes the property taxes cheaper, but it's illegal because you have to live in the house that you claim as your primary residence, and as we just said, she lives in Grosse Pointe Farms.As it turns out, back in 2010 when they bought that great, big, new house on Catalpa and moved into it and claimed it as their primary residence, they were also claiming another house as their primary residence, a second, smaller house that they were renting out. You can't do that, but they did, and then they moved to Wayne County where almost any lawyer with the last name Hathaway can become a circuit court judge. Confused? Me, too. So I went to talk to Andy Arena, the former head of the Detroit FBI."Never worked for the IRS, but there's issues here, but honestly you're going to have issues with the state claiming the homestead exemption, so it could be a federal issue, but it's definitely going to be an issue with the State of Michigan," he said. "There's certain cannons of ethics that the lawyers and judges and quite frankly when I was with the FBI, I mean, you're held to a little higher standard."When my brother Frankie fell on hard times a few years ago, the bank took his house and he paid his property taxes."It's ridiculous is what it is. I don't understand how the little man has to play by the rules, but a judge or somebody that is affluent does not," said Frankie Parker.Judge Hathaway and her husband didn't want to talk to us on camera, but let me tell you a funny little story. Last week when I went to Birmingham city hall to check the property tax records, they judge and her husband beat me there by four minutes. And guess what they did? They filed an affidavit that says, okay, you caught us. The big house on Catalpa was never our primary residence even though we got a tax break for three years. So now they owe tens of thousands of dollars to the Birmingham tax man and they owe the public an explanation because that's what judges do.
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I remember going to the parade in yellow-ribbon-bedecked downtown D.C., and welcoming the return of the U.S. hostages held in Iran for 444 days. But I had no idea about the complicated plan to free the six Americans who escaped the stormed embassy in 1979, then hid in the Canadian consulate until spirited away by a covert C.I.A. operation. Director and star Ben Affleck turns this declassified true story into the Oscar-nominated "Argo."
The film is simultaneously a tribute to, and indictment of, Hollywood. Agent Tony Mendez (Affleck) masterminds a plan to make a fake movie - also called "Argo," the "best bad idea by far" - in order to enter the country and leave with the fugitives posing as the creative team. Only moviemakers would have enough hubris to enter a bloody coup to scout for locations, where hotheaded insurgents buy the "Star Wars" rip-off script because it parallels their own fight against evil overlords. And it has cool, spacey storyboards.
Potshots at show business include "You can teach a rhesus monkey how to be a director in a day" and that studios "would shoot in Stalingrad with Pol Pot directing if they thought it would sell tickets." Yet the power of storytelling saves the day and several lives.
The video extras are extensive, and include interviews with the real participants and the Canadian government, several "making of" pieces, and a feature-length commentary.
The amazing cast smokes and curses its way across the planet, and includes Bryan Cranston, John Goodman, Victor Garber, Richard Kind, and Best Supporting Actor nominee Alan Arkin. Even President Jimmy Carter delivers the post script, and seems to agree that this is a good movie, and important as Americans continue to figure out their relationship with the Islamic world.
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Authorities say a DeKalb County police detective is accused of pointing his weapon at a teenager in a McDonald's drive-thru line earlier this month. The incident was caught on surveillance video, which appears to show the officer approaching the teen's car and pointing a gun into the driver's side window.The incident happened at about 10:30 p.m. on April 9 at a McDonald's restaurant on Old Atlanta Road in Cumming.Forsyth County investigators say 48-year-old Scott Biumi, a sergeant with the DeKalb County Police Department, got upset with 18-year-old Ryan Mash, who is a senior at Lambert High School. They say Biumi got out of his car and the two exchanged words before Biumi drew his weapon and pointed it at Mash."I'm just like, 'I don't want to die. I'm sorry, sir. I didn't mean for any of this to happen,'" Mash recalled.Mash told FOX 5 he was waiting for his food, and he said he told Biumi that's the only reason he was still sitting in the line. "And he's like, 'Whatever,' and walked back to his car," Mash said. "Then I was like, 'Sorry for the inconvenience, sir,' and he got back out and started yelling at me." Mash said Biumi told him, "You don't want to mess with me," before putting his hand on Mash's shoulder and pulling out his gun. Two of Mash's friends were in the pick-up with him, and they say they couldn't believe what was happening. "I was terrified," said Luke Avera. "I didn't know what to think. My heart was racing."Mash's friend Drake Thomas said he saw Biumi's badge under his shirt. Thomas got Biumi's license plate number, and according to the Forsyth County Sheriff's Department, that broke the case. They call the case disturbing. Biumi was arrested on Wednesday morning. He's charged with aggravated assault. He was released on $22,000 bond, and is due in court on May 23. FOX 5 went to Biumi's home for comment on Wednesday, but he referred us to his attorney.
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This time last year, I was leaving the Cotton Bowl along with thousands of football fans who'd made the annual pilgrimage to watch the 106th Red River Rivalry, one of the highlights of the State Fair of Texas. While throngs of UT fans were making a beeline for the parking lot, dejected after their loss (a scene that was played out again today), I noticed many of the OU faithful heading straight for the fried food stands, eager to celebrate their victory by eating something—anything, everything—dipped in batter and dunked in hot oil. Naturally, I joined them. (Full disclosure: Although I am a native Texan and, thus, feel obligated to root for the home team even though I did not attend UT, my brother is a faithful OU alumnus, and I feel obligated to extend my unconditional sibling support even though he decided to go to school in Oklahoma. Plus, I went to school in Illinois, so I have no room to talk.) In between yells of "Boomer!," the celebratory Sooners popped doughy balls of fried beer into their mouths and hoisted paper boats filled with golden Oreos into the air like they were brandishing the Golden Hat itself.
As a recent study of hotel booking trends pointed out, us Texans prefer to vacation in Texas. Since our last roundup of the state's most notable lodgings was in 2004, I thought it was high time to revisit the subject. So I drafted a list of 44 hotels that have opened or undergone significant renovations in the last 8 years. I then winnowed that list down and booked rooms (anonymously) at 24 properties across the state to determine my favorites. Although my full reviews will be available next week (the November issue goes live on TexasMonthly.com on Wednesday and hits newsstands on Thursday), I wanted to go ahead and share my ten favorites (plus the five that nearly made the cut) . . . .Read More
For my first official outing as the Wanderer, I got to play cowgirl for a few days in Bandera, the (self-proclaimed) Cowboy Capital of the World. As I was busy riding horses, two-stepping, and eating fried delicacies, I managed to take nearly a thousand photographs. Here are ten of the most head-turning things I spied as I was channeling my inner Dale Evans . . .


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Elton John Revamping Upcoming Album
Monday, October 1, 2012
Elton John's producer T Bone Burnett revealed that Elton will be revamping his upcoming album, The Diving Board. The album, which was originally expected to see release before the end of this year, has now been pushed back to 2013, and Burnett explained to Rolling Stone, that while Elton has been listening back to the tapes, he's decided to tweak the album before it's released, saying, "This is the first time that Elton's had time to live with something before it's come out. There were like seven or eight songs that were so completely of a piece that they have an identity. I think he thought, 'You know, maybe I should write some more things in that mode so that the album has a tighter identity.' Some tunes were maybe too happy for the overall identity of the album."
Burnett says that The Diving Board recalls the early Elton John trio sound, which featured Elton on piano, Nigel Olsson on drums and late bassist Dee Murray: "The first time I heard Elton it was with a trio at the Troubadour in 1970. And he absolutely killed it. I told Elton I had this profound drummer named Jay Bellerose and you won't need anything else. He plays melody and tone and groove. Then the idea came we should just do it as a trio. Elton called bassist Raphael Saadiq. We cut the whole thing with that really tight kill team."
No release date has been set for The Diving Board, which will be his 31st studio album and his followup to The Union, his 2010 Grammy-nominated album with Leon Russell.
Elton John says that periodically every artist needs to strip things back to the point of going back to the drawing board: "You get to a certain point when you've done so much in this business, where you realize you're encumbered; you get trapped by your own success. And if you want to become creative again you really have to get rid of those trappings and start again back to basics, just basically and do what you do best."
Elton John will next perform on October 10th at Las Vegas' Colosseum At Caesars Palace.
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Op-Ed article by psychiatrist Anna Fels highlights growing body of evidence that suggests small quantities of lithium in drinking water could be beneficial for overall mental health of populations; calls for further research into effects of lithium, particularly in light of studies that have shown that suicide seems to be less common where lithium is more plentiful in drinking water. MORE
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Rawabi, newly-constructed Palestinian city in the West Bank, remains empty of inhabitants more than a year after its first 600 apartments were sold; widely-heralded development project is stymied as it awaits approval from Israel to connect to a nearby water main, turning symbol of entrepreneurship into a cautionary tale about investing in the Israeli-occupied region. MORE
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Bankrupt Detroit resumes shutting off water to people who have not paid bills after a monthlong suspension that followed international and local criticism that the practice was unduly harsh. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Businesses on California's Catalina Island have spent more than $40 million updating quaint town of Avalon and reviving tourism, but island is quickly running out of water; with island's reservoir approaching record low, businesses and homes will be required to cut water use by 25 percent. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, facing international criticism for water shut-offs aimed at resolving millions of dollars' worth of unpaid bills, says city will offer consistent payment plans and financial assistance to many delinquent customers. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Op-Ed article by environmentalist David S Beckman holds that disruption of water supplies in Charleston, W Va, and Toledo, Ohio, due to coal processing- and algae-related toxins present similarities and reminders about United States water supply; cautions controlling water pollution requires ongoing vigilance and environmental awareness and that pollution presents as significant a threat as drought; suggests steps to be taken on federal and national level to avoid future pollution. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Toledo, Ohio, residents are asked to stop using tap water after toxins are found in city's water treatment plant, likely caused by algae growing in Lake Erie; Ohio National Guard brings 33,000 gallons of drinking water to region, since there is no indication when ban might be lifted. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column welcomes developments to long-delayed project to bring Croton water back into New York City; notes that replacement of two huge bronze valves in network of pipes near Jerome Park Reservoir in the Bronx for water filtration plant is quiet milestone; Croton water once accounted for roughly 10 percent of 1.1 billion gallons consumed daily but was shut off in 2008 while $3.2 billion plant is being built. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
At least 300 demonstrators march through downtown Detroit protesting move by city's Water and Sewage Dept to force tens of thousands of delinquent customers to pay up or face cutoff in service. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
California officials approve most drastic measures yet to reduce water consumption during state's increasingly serious drought, including fines of up to $500 per day under some circumstances for watering a garden, washing a car or hosing down a sidewalk. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Authorities in Arizona are eager to get rid of the tamarisk trees, which are not native to the state and which they say suck too much water; they welcome the tamarisk beetle, the tree's natural predator, which were released in Colorado about a decade ago and have traveled now to Arizona; scientists say removing the trees will not produce more water, and warn that birds living in them will be harmed; plus, once the beetles are done eating tamarisk leaves, they are likely to feed on other trees. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Dr Nilton O Renno study in journal Geophysical Research Letters suggests that small globules in pictures taken by Mars lander Phoenix could be water and that small amounts of water could be still be forming on Mars. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Editorial warns that strong water conservation measures are needed in California in order to help state avoid severe shortages; notes that Los Angeles has recorded lowest rainfall for two consecutive years and that climate change is likely to worsen situation; says 70 percent of water districts still have not imposed reasonable mandatory restrictions, and calls for state and local officials to act with greater urgency. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Kern River oil field in California is one of the nation's largest, but for every barrel of oil extracted by its owner Chevron, about 10 barrels of water are produced and then sold to local water district that distributes it to farmers; it is one of the more unusual sources of water, one whose importance has increased in a year when drought has forced farmers to fallow acres of land. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions on sharing potable water, correcting military record of dead soldier who was awarded a medal for his service posthumously and discouraging one's children from having children due to population concerns. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Californians have cut their water consumption only 5 percent in five months compared with recent years since a drought emergency was declared; cities, faced with apparent indifference to stern warnings from state leaders and media alarms, have encouraged residents to tattle on their neighbors for wasting water--and residents have responded in droves. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Porcine epidemic diarrhea, deadly virus known as PEDv, is wreaking havoc on pork industry, with an estimated 100,000 piglets and young hogs killed since virus first showed up in Iowa in May 2013; fatality numbers are so staggering that environmentalists have grown worried about effects of state laws requiring burial of so many carcasses, and what that will do to groundwater. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Op-Ed article by journalist and editor Anna Clark describes how many residents of Detroit lack access to water because city's water department is conducting aggressive shut-off campaign to get more than 90,000 customers to pay past-due bills; contends water department should target delinquent commercial customers first, as cutting water to homes raises risk of public health crisis. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Water levels in the Great Lakes, after reaching historic lows in 2013, are abruptly on the rise; scientists attribute resurgence of levels to an unusually cold winter that limited evaporation as well as heavy precipitation in the winter and spring; development has startled scientists and thrilled lakeshore residents and business owners. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Plan by New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo and agency building new Tappan Zee Bridge to borrow half-billion dollars provided under federal Clean Water Act comes under fire after nine environmental and transportation groups argue money will be improperly spent on basic construction, rather than improving water quality. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Editorial criticizes proposal that would reroute money used to ensure clean waterways in New York State to defray costs of new Tappan Zee Bridge; maintains Environmental Facilities Corporation board members should first hear from the public, legislators and the Environmental Protection Agency before adopting proposal; warns New York will need billions of dollars in new wastewater and sewage infrastructure in next 20 years. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Arizona could be forced to cut water deliveries to its two largest cities unless states that tap the dwindling Colorado River find ways to reduce water consumption and deal with a crippling drought; warning comes as federal Bureau of Reclamation forecasts that Lake Mead, Colorado River reservoir that is the network's sole water source, is poised to fall to a level not seen since the lake was first filled in 1938. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column; many New Yorkers have fond memories of playing in the city's water sprinklers, perhaps more ubiquitous in New York than in any other city; they are often gussied up in fanciful designs: sea turtle, a ship, even a subway token; city's parks have more than 750 sprinklers, which are part of city's physical and psychic fabric. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Analysis of seismic waves passing through deep earth, conducted by Dr Brandon Schmandt and published in journal Science, confirms that ocean of water is tied up in mantle, 400 miles below surface; water is not liquid, but bound in minerals that exist at extreme pressures at such depths; study supports idea that water was formed in earth's core and reached surface later. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Unicef officials report supply of safe water in Syria is now one-third of level it was before March 2011 when civil war began, and warn of new levels of suffering because of worsening regional drought. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Vietnam is first country in Southeast Asia to make ecosystem payments a national policy through a 2010 law that established an incentive program; farmers receive payments under program that is intended to support economic development in poor areas while protecting forest cover. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Several cities and counties in southeastern Michigan that have long bought their fresh water from Detroit are building their own pipelines from Lake Huron, diminishing value of one of bankrupt city's best sources of revenue. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Congress sends the White House a $12.3 billion water-projects bill half the size of its last one in 2007. MORE
May. 15, 2014
About a dozen local governments in California, responding to drought and powerful earthquakes, vote to restrict or prohibit fracking in their jurisdictions; concerns over environmental effects and water usage grow; bill to declare statewide moratorium on fracking is gathering support in State Senate. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Science Q&A explains whether birds contract diseases by drinking feces-contaminated water in birdbaths. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Districts in California are rationing water and imposing fines that will quickly double, triple or quadruple customers' typical water bills, all in the name of encouraging water conservation in state's debilitating drought; doing so, however, may violate state law. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
California farmers, heading into third year of prolonged drought, are being forced to make dire choices that could leave as much as 800,000 acres, or about 7 percent of state's cropland, fallow; decisions by farmers influenced by drought and wildlife rules concerning water rights, will mean higher fruit and vegetables prices for consumers. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
California Department of Water Resources announces it is increasing water allotments from the State Water Project, from zero to 5 percent of what water districts have requested, in effort to ease drought-stricken farmers and cities in state. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
New York City health officials propose stronger oversight of rooftop water tanks after surveys find that nearly 60 percent of building owners have not complied with existing rules requiring annual cleaning, inspection and testing of tanks; experts say some tanks, which supply drinking water to millions of New Yorkers each day, contain E coli. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Portland, Ore, will flush millions of gallons of treated water because a 19-year-old was caught urinating into an open reservoir. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
China plans to build a coastal desalination plant east of Beijing that could provide a large portion of city's drinking water by 2019; country is investing heavily in similar desalination problems to address dire water shortage. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Chinese authorities turn off the water supply to a district in the northwestern city of Lanzhou after excessive levels of a toxic chemical are found in tap water. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Scientists report in journal Science that a sea of water the size of Lake Superior is inside a moon of Saturn, beneath its icy surface and above its rocky core; moon, Enceladus, is promising candidate for harboring extraterrestrial life, even more than Mars. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Detroit's water department is looking to recoup tens of millions of dollars by cutting service each week to as many as 3,000 customers who have failed to pay their bills; nearly half of city's water department customers are delinquent and owe total of $118 million. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Prolonged drought has intensified conflict over water rights in the West, as farmers, industry and municipalities raise stakes in legal battles; problems have been exacerbated by the explosive growth of Western cities and suburbs, and a byzantine set of water laws that seem tailor-made for disputes. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit sides with environmentalists over California farmers and upholds federal guidelines that limit water diversions in order to protect delta smelt. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Environmental Protection Agency is set to issue regulations that will expand its jurisdiction over bodies of water, which farmers say could prove costly to them by requiring fees for environmental assessments and permits; opponents of the rules say they are a power grab that could stifle economic growth and intrude on property owners' rights. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Blake Mycoskie, founder of philanthropic shoe company Toms, is now developing line of coffee, sales of which will be used to provide clean water for cooking, drinking and sanitation to more than two billion people around the globe lacking such essentials; will sell bags and cups of coffee in Toms cafe-stores, and every bag sold will finance a week's worth of clean water for one person. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Lake of the Woods, Calif, may run out of municipal drinking water by the summer if rain does not return, making it one of 17 rural communities in state's southern region facing the same problem; regulations, community water-saving efforts and the drilling of new wells have all failed in the face of persistent drought. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof James McWilliams underscores amount of water required to fatten livestock, in light of California's ongoing drought; contends environmental impact of raising cattle in California shows it is a mistake to believe current livestock production is sustainable. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Jerome Park Reservoir in the Bronx, an important link in New York City's water supply system, has been dry for past five years, generating complaints from area residents who miss radiant blue of the 94-acre basin along with its cooling breezes; city's Environmental Protection Dept has begun filling reservoir to test $3.2 billion filtration plant, but completion of project could take years, and residents will still be barred from access. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
California Gov Jerry Brown and top Democrats announce a $687 million plan to provide immediate help to drought-stricken communities. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Op-Ed article by American businessman and writer Seth M Siegel warns water scarcity will become next threat to Middle East stability; says Israel, of all countries in region, has mastered art of water conservation; expresses hope that Israel and its neighbors overcome political and ideological tensions to conserve water. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Project developed by San Francisco start-up WaterFX is tapping abundant, if contaminated, resource of billions of gallons of water that lie just below surface in drought-stricken California; $1 million solar thermal desalination plant, financed by Panoche Water District with state funds, is removing impurities from drainage water at half the cost of traditional methods, and, if successful, could offer some relief to West's long-running water wars. MORE
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The people behind the Living City videos talked about their adventures in filming.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Lithium in Our Food
A reader notes that our water supply is not the only source of lithium.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Michigan: Detroit Debt Deal Clears More Hurdles
The Detroit City Council approved the creation of a regional water authority, pushing forward an integral part of the city's plan to restructure $18 billion of debt and exit bankruptcy.
September 20, 2014, Saturday
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California: Measure to Overhaul Water Management
Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation on Tuesday overhauling the state's management of its groundwater supply, bringing it in line with other states that have long regulated their wells.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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New Hydroelectric Plant to Be Built for New York
Once completed, the $72 million plant at the Cannonsville Reservoir could produce enough electricity to power 6,000 homes.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
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Suicide seems to be less common where the lithium is more plentiful in drinking water.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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Experts disagree how much water the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer holds and how long it would be able to sustain Central Texas's growing population.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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Algae Blooms Create Water Crisis in Toledo
Mayor D. Michael Collins of Toledo, Ohio, announced that a ban on drinking water had been lifted after test results showed toxins were no longer at dangerous levels.
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