Dubai Making it Rain To Beat the Heat

It's So Hot in Dubai that the Government is Paying Scientists to make it rain. With temperature's regularly above 115° Dubai is looking for help to beat the heat.

Sacred Sites Update--Peacemaker's Sanctuary Onondaga Lake

Yesterday I was walking my dog when I saw a large maple tree four feet in diameter uprooted because the rain had saturated the earth. The tree just fell over on its side. I immediately thought that I should go visit the Peacemaker's Sanctuary at Onondaga Lake Park and make sure the benches there have not floated away. Direction for Peacemaker's Sanctuary

The good news was:

The Vibe was still extremely positive.

All four Energy Vortices were still intact.

The Veil was still thin.

Several Water Domes/Blind Springs are still there

Bottom line all the features that make Peacemaker's Sanctuary special are all still there.

Like a Wet Spring

The benches were both there, but water covered much of the area as the pictures below tell.

The picture above is of the far bench.

Raccoons shucking clams over the years have broken into  small pebble sand like type of soil.

I was particularly concerned that the far bench might have floated away.. It did not as the pciture above shows. Interestingly looking at one of the legs we see a higher water mark. Was the water higher, or did waves create the mark?

Looking at the near bench from the far bench.

Talk---Wednesday August 18, 2021, 6PM Rochester Library

Electricity, Cellular Technology and our Connected World: Health, Nature and Spiritual Concerns - with author Madis Senner

The Arts and Literature Division is excited to welcome Madis Senner to the Central Library.  Madis will discuss Arthur Firstenberg's book, The Invisible Rainbow; Dr. Mercola’s book, EMF*D: 5G, Wi-Fi & Cell Phones; and Jean Twenge's, iGen: Why Today's Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy--and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood--and What That Means for the Rest of Us.  These books discuss the research implicating electrical grids and illness, as well as the move to 5th Generation cellular communication networks and the effects this has on our health, nature and our spiritual-intellectual world and awareness.  Is it harder today to find meaning in such a hyper-connected world?  What effect is this connectivity and microwave exposure having on our younger generation?  Are spiritual paths once opened, becoming occluded?  Or, could the cellular revolution improve mankind and help us on our way to a new, benevolent techno-spiritual journey?  Where can we go to seek spiritual calm and physical health in an increasingly interconnected and electrified world?  Madis Senner is a technology and spiritual author based in Syracuse.  He is a frequent lecturer and has authored numerous books on nature, spirituality and technology.  His most recent book, Everything has Karma: learning to embrace our interconnectedness, can be found on Amazon and in the Rochester Public Library collection.  45 minute presentation with question and answer after.  Seating will be 6 feet apart and masks will be required.  Thank you, we look forward to seeing you!