[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Yesterday I drove by a farm north of Fairfield, Iowa a ways out on the Pleasant Plain road where they were taking down a farm's field fence, out with dozers rolling up rods of good field fence just to be able to plow up to the road edge and plant more gasohol. Livestock gone. We are witnessing the end of an epoch. With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer of 360 acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre farms to 3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many humans being much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals anymore. You can see this now compared even to five and ten years ago at the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any animal projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family farming and the collapse of those farmsteads out on the landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite stunning to see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short period of time. Care-taking large animals has always been an important practical and spiritual schooling in humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards being a good human being. It just does not work well with animals unless you are a good person. Taking care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any effective leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically was once a care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child, herdsmen with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy horse to drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham Lincoln. With equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing, Patton, Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan each. ...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature. That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science, law and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Well... at least they aren't running the streets and being hit by cars then neglected. However, the TMO did neglect the Jersey steers they bought to graze the land at the Capitol in Navasota. One steer gouged the eye of another while feeding and no veterinarian was ever called to treat the wound. The three steers wondered off the property due to poor(cheap) fencing, damaged a neighbor's property and was claimed by the neighbor in compensation, I'm sure to end up in their freezer. I had begged the managers *not* to buy the calves or any other animals to graze the land because I feared something of this nature would happen, I knew the fencing would be inadequate to keep them on the property but I feared them getting on to a road and causing a major accident, opening the TMO to a wrongful death lawsuit. But nooo, they would be so cute and useful and would only cost a few dollars and if something bad happens to them... well, it's just their karma and *we* shouldn't interfere. On Monday, April 28, 2014 6:00 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com dhamiltony...@yahoo.com wrote: Yesterday I drove by a farm north of Fairfield, Iowa a ways out on the Pleasant Plain road where they were taking down a farm's field fence, out with dozers rolling up rods of good field fence just to be able to plow up to the road edge and plant more gasohol. Livestock gone. We are witnessing the end of an epoch. With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer of 360 acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre farms to 3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many humans being much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals anymore. You can see this now compared even to five and ten years ago at the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any animal projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family farming and the collapse of those farmsteads out on the landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite stunning to see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short period of time. Care-taking large animals has always been an important practical and spiritual schooling in humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards being a good human being. It just does not work well with animals unless you are a good person. Taking care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any effective leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically was once a care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child, herdsmen with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy horse to drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham Lincoln. With equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing, Patton, Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan each. ...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature. That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science, law and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
was that Navasota Texas?
On Mon, 4/28/14, Mike Dixon mdixon.6...@yahoo.com wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 28, 2014, 1:39 PM
Well... at least they
aren't running the streets and being hit by cars then
neglected. However, the TMO did neglect the
Jersey steers they bought to graze the land at the Capitol
in Navasota. One steer
gouged the eye of another while feeding and no veterinarian
was ever called to treat the wound. The three steers
wondered off the property due to poor(cheap) fencing,
damaged a neighbor's property and was claimed by the
neighbor in compensation,
I'm sure to end up in their freezer. I had begged
the managers *not* to buy the calves or any other animals to
graze the land because I feared something of this nature
would happen, I knew the fencing would be inadequate
to keep them on the property but I feared them getting on to
a road and causing a major accident, opening the TMO to a wrongful death
lawsuit. But nooo, they would be
so cute and useful and would only cost a few dollars and if
something bad happens to them... well, it's just their
karma and *we* shouldn't interfere. On Monday, April 28,
2014 6:00 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com
dhamiltony...@yahoo.com wrote:
Yesterday I drove
by a farm north of
Fairfield, Iowa a ways
out on the Pleasant Plain road where they were
taking down a farm's field fence, out with dozers rolling up rods
of
good field fence just to be able to plow up to the road edge
and
plant more gasohol. Livestock gone.
We are witnessing the end of an
epoch.
With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer
of 360
acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre
farms to
3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many
humans being
much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals
anymore.
You can see this now compared even to five and ten years
ago at
the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any
animal
projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family
farming and the collapse of those farmsteads out on the
landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing
gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite
stunning to
see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short
period of
time.
Care-taking
large animals has always
been an important practical and spiritual schooling in
humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards
being a good human being. It just
does not work well with animals unless you are a good
person. Taking
care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any
effective
leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically
was once a
care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child,
herdsmen
with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy
horse to
drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham
Lincoln. With
equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing,
Patton, Truman,
Eisenhower, Reagan each.
...practiced
at being good at being a
good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in
nature.That has mostly come to and end.
Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship
of
humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only
incubated and
left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums,
social -science, law and
business schools, and some on-the-job or interning
experience. May
the Unified Field Transcendent help us.
I
hope always that city people will
support small farming and people who raise livestock on
their own
independent of the corporations. The opening of America to
small farms and the opportunity
for ownership was always what made America what it was. In
the last
few years with this aggregation taking place in large
corporate
agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended.
May the Unified Field
Transcendent God save the country,-Buck in the
Dome
Authfriend
writes:Those sure are some gorgeous
Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking
Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly
monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that
way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't
anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.)
A beautiful key
to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper
treatment of the cows
http://www.universalfields.org/index.html
Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
You betcha!
On Monday, April 28, 2014 6:58 AM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com wrote:
was that Navasota Texas?
On Mon, 4/28/14, Mike Dixon mdixon.6...@yahoo.com wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 28, 2014, 1:39 PM
Well... at least they
aren't running the streets and being hit by cars then
neglected. However, the TMO did neglect the
Jersey steers they bought to graze the land at the Capitol
in Navasota. One steer
gouged the eye of another while feeding and no veterinarian
was ever called to treat the wound. The three steers
wondered off the property due to poor(cheap) fencing,
damaged a neighbor's property and was claimed by the
neighbor in compensation,
I'm sure to end up in their freezer. I had begged
the managers *not* to buy the calves or any other animals to
graze the land because I feared something of this nature
would happen, I knew the fencing would be inadequate
to keep them on the property but I feared them getting on to
a road and causing a major accident, opening the TMO to a wrongful death
lawsuit. But nooo, they would be
so cute and useful and would only cost a few dollars and if
something bad happens to them... well, it's just their
karma and *we* shouldn't interfere. On Monday, April 28,
2014 6:00 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com
dhamiltony...@yahoo.com wrote:
Yesterday I drove
by a farm north of
Fairfield, Iowa a ways
out on the Pleasant Plain road where they were
taking down a farm's field fence, out with dozers rolling up rods
of
good field fence just to be able to plow up to the road edge
and
plant more gasohol. Livestock gone.
We are witnessing the end of an
epoch.
With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer
of 360
acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre
farms to
3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many
humans being
much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals
anymore.
You can see this now compared even to five and ten years
ago at
the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any
animal
projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family
farming and the collapse of those farmsteads out on the
landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing
gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite
stunning to
see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short
period of
time.
Care-taking
large animals has always
been an important practical and spiritual schooling in
humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards
being a good human being. It just
does not work well with animals unless you are a good
person. Taking
care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any
effective
leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically
was once a
care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child,
herdsmen
with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy
horse to
drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham
Lincoln. With
equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing,
Patton, Truman,
Eisenhower, Reagan each.
...practiced
at being good at being a
good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in
nature.That has mostly come to and end.
Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship
of
humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only
incubated and
left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums,
social -science, law and
business schools, and some on-the-job or interning
experience. May
the Unified Field Transcendent help us.
I
hope always that city people will
support small farming and people who raise livestock on
their own
independent of the corporations. The opening of America to
small farms and the opportunity
for ownership was always what made America what it was. In
the last
few years with this aggregation taking place in large
corporate
agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended.
May the Unified Field
Transcendent God save the country,-Buck in the
Dome
Authfriend
writes:Those sure are some gorgeous
Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking
Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly
monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that
way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't
anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.)
A beautiful key
to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper
treatment of the cows
http://www.universalfields.org/index.html
Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? On Mon, 4/28/14, Mike Dixon mdixon.6...@yahoo.com wrote: Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, April 28, 2014, 2:05 PM You betcha! On Monday, April 28, 2014 6:58 AM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com wrote: was that Navasota Texas? On Mon, 4/28/14, Mike Dixon mdixon.6...@yahoo.com wrote: Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, April 28, 2014, 1:39 PM Well... at least they aren't running the streets and being hit by cars then neglected. However, the TMO did neglect the Jersey steers they bought to graze the land at the Capitol in Navasota. One steer gouged the eye of another while feeding and no veterinarian was ever called to treat the wound. The three steers wondered off the property due to poor(cheap) fencing, damaged a neighbor's property and was claimed by the neighbor in compensation, I'm sure to end up in their freezer. I had begged the managers *not* to buy the calves or any other animals to graze the land because I feared something of this nature would happen, I knew the fencing would be inadequate to keep them on the property but I feared them getting on to a road and causing a major accident, opening the TMO to a wrongful death lawsuit. But nooo, they would be so cute and useful and would only cost a few dollars and if something bad happens to them... well, it's just their karma and *we* shouldn't interfere. On Monday, April 28, 2014 6:00 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com dhamiltony...@yahoo.com wrote: Yesterday I drove by a farm north of Fairfield, Iowa a ways out on the Pleasant Plain road where they were taking down a farm's field fence, out with dozers rolling up rods of good field fence just to be able to plow up to the road edge and plant more gasohol. Livestock gone. We are witnessing the end of an epoch. With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer of 360 acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre farms to 3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many humans being much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals anymore. You can see this now compared even to five and ten years ago at the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any animal projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family farming and the collapse of those farmsteads out on the landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite stunning to see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short period of time. Care-taking large animals has always been an important practical and spiritual schooling in humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards being a good human being. It just does not work well with animals unless you are a good person. Taking care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any effective leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically was once a care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child, herdsmen with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy horse to drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham Lincoln. With equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing, Patton, Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan each. ...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature.That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science, law and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
From: Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, April 28, 2014 5:06 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? There were so many Capitols. Who would notice one more, or less? :-) Never just a center or a facility. It always had to be a Capitol, often of an imaginary country that never existed. Can you say megalomania? I think you can. :-) I'm sorry...after a weekend of fun and frolic to celebrate King's Day here in the Netherlands, I find myself mightily amused at the pompous-assed pretension of Maharishi and the TM movement. At least here in the Netherlands we actually *have* a king, and a real one, not one who had to pay for his crown by trading in a million dollars and his mind. I wonder how long it'll be before we can pick one of them up in a pawn shop for five bucks. :-)
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : From: Michael Jackson mjackson74@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, April 28, 2014 5:06 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? There were so many Capitols. Who would notice one more, or less? :-) Never just a center or a facility. It always had to be a Capitol, often of an imaginary country that never existed. Can you say megalomania? I think you can. :-) I'm sorry...after a weekend of fun and frolic to celebrate King's Day here in the Netherlands, I find myself mightily amused at the pompous-assed pretension of Maharishi and the TM movement. At least here in the Netherlands we actually *have* a king, and a real one, not one who had to pay for his crown by trading in a million dollars and his mind. I wonder how long it'll be before we can pick one of them up in a pawn shop for five bucks. :-) Ha, ha. Real Kings don't exist, Bawwy. They are the product of hundreds of years of inbreeding and oppression of the masses. Your Dutch King is hardly worthy of three days of fun and frolic - what does this entail? Perhaps prostrating oneself in all seriousness before his portrait while slugging down a few pints of Dutch swill.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater@... wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote : From: Michael Jackson mjackson74@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, April 28, 2014 5:06 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? There were so many Capitols. Who would notice one more, or less? :-) Never just a center or a facility. It always had to be a Capitol, often of an imaginary country that never existed. Can you say megalomania? I think you can. :-) I'm sorry...after a weekend of fun and frolic to celebrate King's Day here in the Netherlands, I find myself mightily amused at the pompous-assed pretension of Maharishi and the TM movement. At least here in the Netherlands we actually *have* a king, and a real one, not one who had to pay for his crown by trading in a million dollars and his mind. I wonder how long it'll be before we can pick one of them up in a pawn shop for five bucks. :-) Ha, ha. Real Kings don't exist, Bawwy. They are the product of hundreds of years of inbreeding and oppression of the masses. Your Dutch King is hardly worthy of three days of fun and frolic - what does this entail? Perhaps prostrating oneself in all seriousness before his portrait while slugging down a few pints of Dutch swill.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Nope! The Capitol of the Age of Enlightenment in Navasota Texas burned to the ground about three years ago. Just a pile of ashes were left on slabs. However, the new Peace Palaces, next to it, were untouched. They were never finished and I think the property has been sold. If anyone is suspicious of another fire bringing down a Capitol, it was due to a forest fire that consumed thousands of acres. Nature supports! No doubt they got more from insurance than had they demolished it and sold it for scrap, which they were considering at one time. On Monday, April 28, 2014 8:19 AM, TurquoiseBee turquoi...@yahoo.com wrote: From: Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, April 28, 2014 5:06 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? There were so many Capitols. Who would notice one more, or less? :-) Never just a center or a facility. It always had to be a Capitol, often of an imaginary country that never existed. Can you say megalomania? I think you can. :-) I'm sorry...after a weekend of fun and frolic to celebrate King's Day here in the Netherlands, I find myself mightily amused at the pompous-assed pretension of Maharishi and the TM movement. At least here in the Netherlands we actually *have* a king, and a real one, not one who had to pay for his crown by trading in a million dollars and his mind. I wonder how long it'll be before we can pick one of them up in a pawn shop for five bucks. :-)
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
On 4/28/2014 8:55 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: was that Navasota Texas? That's the home town of Manse Lipscomb, the legendary blues musician. But, I think you're talking about Charleston, SC and his name was John C. Calhoun. Go figure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mance_Lipscomb http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Calhoun --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
On 4/28/2014 10:06 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: Wonder if there is still a Capitol there? Navasota is the Blues Capitol of Texas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navasota,_Texas --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
On 4/28/2014 10:19 AM, TurquoiseBee wrote: At least here in the Netherlands we actually *have* a king, and a real one, not one who had to pay for his crown by trading in a million dollars and his mind. I wonder how long it'll be before we can pick one of them up in a pawn shop for five bucks. :-) If I were you, I'd keep my U.S. Passport up to date as a back-up plan. Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature. That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
Care-taking large animals has always been an important practical and spiritual schooling in humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards being a good human being. It just does not work well with animals unless you are a good person. Taking care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any effective leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically was once a care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child, herdsmen with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy horse to drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham Lincoln. With equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing, Patton, Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan each. ...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature. That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science, law and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Heaven on Earth for all Mankind
We are witnessing the end of an epoch. With the demise and succession of the WWII generation farmer of 360 acre farms and the consolidation to 720acres and 1080acre farms to 3, 4, 7,16,000 acre holdings comes the end of very many humans being much close at all to any animal husbandry with large mammals anymore. You can see this now compared even to five and ten years ago at the County level and State Fairs. There are not nearly any animal projects now with the end of mixed agricultural family farming and those farmsteads out on the landscape. Farm operation is all going to growing gasohol and corporate animal feeding. It is really quite stunning to see the collapse of diversified agriculture in such a short period of time. Care-taking large animals has always been an important practical and spiritual schooling in humanity, a laboratory cultivating in skill sets towards being a good human being. It just does not work well with animals unless you are a good person. Taking care of animals is always an exercise in humanity. Any effective leader of humanity in history it seems characteristically was once a care-taker of large animals, a sheep or goat herder child, herdsmen with cows, bullocks, horses, elephants. Just using a buggy horse to drive the long district court circuit like an Abraham Lincoln. With equines, like a Grant, Churchill, Marshall, Pershing, Patton, Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan each. ...practiced at being good at being a good human being in skill sets taking care of animals in nature. That has mostly come to and end. Inside of 50 years this is a huge change in the relationship of humans with large nature. Now great leadership is only incubated and left to come out of what? Internet and social media forums, social -science, law and business schools, and some on-the-job or interning experience. May the Unified Field Transcendent help us. I hope always that city people will support small farming and people who raise livestock on their own independent of the corporations. The opening of America to small farms and the opportunity for ownership was always what made America what it was. In the last few years with this aggregation taking place in large corporate agriculture and land-holding consolidation that has ended. May the Unified Field Transcendent God save the country, -Buck in the Dome Authfriend writes: Those sure are some gorgeous Jerseys they've got. They make the huge hulking Holsteins that supply supermarket milk look like ungainly monsters. (Not the Holsteins' fault; they were bred that way to give as much milk as possible. But it isn't anywhere as good as milk from Jerseys.) A beautiful key to creating Heaven on Earth for all mankind, the proper treatment of the cows http://www.universalfields.org/index.html http://www.universalfields.org/index.html Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Maharishi-ji!
