Water: How Scarce Is This Precious Commodity?

We have been lecturing about water since the 70's. Donna and I have come to appreciate just how precious this most needed natural resource is to every human being on the planet. We have, also, come to discover just how scarce in the grand scheme of things water is, too.

This is an incredible artistic model of the earth effectively displaying the very, very small amount of of potable, drinkable, water available to every single living thing on our planet. Makes you stop and think, doesn't it? It is not  that much, is it?

And, yet, this is how much water it takes to make just one hamburger. Just keep in mind  the McDonald's Golden Arches and the increasing numbers daily

We can live without meat, fuel,  gas, etc. if we had to. Generations before us did.  All those things use an incredible amount of water to produce. So many things we produced commercially and in manufacturing uses water, and lots of it.  The production of bottled, reverse osmosis water uses a great deal of extra water to produce the incredible number of bottles that are sold.

This is so unnecessary in view of the fact that ...We can't live without water! The generations that will follow need us to wake up and be more conservative and caring about water, the environment, and the effects of commercial enterprises on our precious water supply.

Live naturally,
Stephen

"Flow" the Movie-A Must See!

There's another great movie on water called "Flow", and how water is being sold and distributed for consumption world-wide. Try to rent it if you can. It is available through NetFlix on the link in the sidebar. It is well worth getting.

View the movie trailers here:
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi197329177/

Have a great day, and make wise decisions in your water,
Stephen

Water: A Precious Commodity-Don't Waste It & Know What You're Drinking!

We have been lecturing on water for 40 years. In the last 2 1/2 years we have immersed ourselves in the subject. It is vital for life.

There is a new documentary movie, Tapped, that will be shown in Hot Springs, AR, tomorrow, Monday, at around 11:15 AM at the Malco Theater, and at other theaters around the world at various Documentary Film Festivals. This is the only showing of the week. If you can possible see it, do so.

We need to be educated. We need to know what the best water is to drink. Water is not something to waste or to commercialize and be put into plastic bottles that endanger the environment and our health. Bottled water is not fit for human consumption!

Here is a bleep from the press release:
Is access to clean drinking water a basic human right, or a commodity that should be bought and sold like any other article of commerce? Stephanie Soechtig’s debut feature is an unflinching examination of the big business of bottled water. From the producers of Who Killed the Electric Car and I.O.U.S.A., this timely documentary is a behind-the-scenes look into the unregulated and unseen world of an industry that aims to privatize and sell back the one resource that ought never become a commodity: our water.
tappedthemovie.com

Enjoy the movie trailer:


Our future and that of our children and their children and... depends on this education. Share this movie. It affects every person in the US and elsewhere. The earth is the only home we all have. Let's take care of it.

To your health and life,
Stephen
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Our Precious Commodity: Water. Don't Take It for Granted

On a little different note from my recent posts, the following is a movie about water and an amazing scientist and ecologist who cared about the environment. He wanted people to be aware of what was happening to the earth by man's carelessness. He showed what a precious, vital resource water is and how man needs to begin cherishing it or face dire circumstances in the future in his writings and studies.

The research of Callum Coats in the following video takes us on a journey through the life and inventions of Austrian ecologist, Viktor Schauberger (1885-1958).

Schauberger prophesied the environmental crises we are seeing today, predicting that unless we start to cherish rather than exploit our world, we would surely destroy ourselves. He demonstrated how deforestation would deplete the world of water, causing deserts and climatic chaos. Asked about our technology, "How else should it be done?" His answer was "exactly in the opposite way that it is done today!"

His maxim: "Comprehend and Copy Nature!" From his precise observations of the processes of Nature, Schauberger pioneered a completely new understanding of the nature of water as the most important life-giving and energy-empowered substance on the planet!

The video will guide you through forests, rivers, and the global water cycle, revealing insights into water's nature and how it needs to be handled for us to stay healthy. See the effects of nature's amazing vortex motion in water, how to harness clean abundant energy, and how to generate lightning from a fine water jet.

Enjoy watching the video,
Stephen