This is very sad news. Not only are we harming our own health and destroying the bees but we are killing millions of birds with our cellphone addiction. This number is destined to rise dramatically by the end of the year with smartphones cheaper than ever and usage increasing exponentially. It is rather disappointing to realise that we humans are still more concerned about saving a penny and looking cool among our peers than making the effort to not contribute to the destruction of the earth and the health of the plants, birds and animals that co-exist with us on this lovely planet.
Have any of you read The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird? I am sure many of you have and will appreciate this article. I am one of those people who, I have to confess, generally gets along better with plants than people, perhaps it is because I prefer to listen to th ...
Source: thisirradiatedlife on YouTube This "smart" meter is on the street, pumping out pulses at head-level, in a busy up-and-coming neighborhood called Dogpatch. Watch us cover it with foil and cut peak emissions to a tenth of the levels. A larger covering of foil would have provided greater ...
I had an interesting experience recently when giving a craniosacral therapy session to a woman who had just come back from a doctor's appointment. In passing she mentioned it was a mammogram. It didn't register with me until later when I was completely wiped out and developed an unusual rash on ...
A couple years ago I stopped using cellphones, I practically stopped using phones at all, as I found that even cordless phones hurt my ears after about 30 seconds. Most of the people I knew were quite annoyed by this and still are....To be honest, I actually did use it a couple days ago when my Uncl ...
