Age of Enlightenment or Libertarian Nightmare, I may put in a garden either way. Maybe plant a few fruit trees. Too soon to tell.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray1" <steve.sundur@...> wrote: > > > Do you plan to live your life any differently? That thought has not > occurred to me FWIW. > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jpgillam" <jpgillam@> wrote: > > > > So, finally, we're here. The year when, by year's end, the transition > to a new era is supposed to be - well, what? Apparent? On its way > despite appearances? > > > > The Mayan calendar gets a lot of attention for setting this date, but > the Oneness Blessing people have cited it also, and I believe some other > people and wisdom traditions have concurred. > > > > There's always a lot of change in the world; lots of old ways dying > and new ways being born. What might be different about this year? The > American elections will be telling. Syria and Russia, too. > > > > Will the Eurozone melt down? Pakistan? Will Canadian shale oil and > American fracking doom the environment and climate, or will cleaner > energy sources finally take hold? > > > > The outcomes of those situations and others may convince me that the > Age of Enlightenment is either genuine or a sham. By this time next year > I hope to either have my optimism vindicated or be stocking up on guns > and water purification tablets. > > >
