Cheap solutions to world problems - Plasma Energy Power Units

We will be hearing more about a ‘Plasma Energy Power Unit' designed by Keshe Foundation.  We will read about it on the internet - but maybe not in the mainstream media.  

These 'world-changing' units are designed  to be affordable. For about $200 a home can generate power and be less reliant on power companies. For those who cannot afford the unit funding will be available from many sources, especially in the developing countries.

A unit will maintain a heating system and cooling system in our homes. A consistent room temperature will be available no matter how hot or cold it is outside.  Units will also be available for cars therefore also saving us thousands of dollars in fuel costs. 

The Keshe Foundation was started by Professor Mehran Tavakoli Keshe, an Iranian plasma physicist and nuclear scientist. It has offices in China and California.

He also started Keshe Foundation Spaceship Institute, or KF SSI, located in Bari, Italy. It was set up to teach industry, organizations, and individuals, how to develop systems and technologies based on the Keshe Foundation knowledge. The Institute hopes to become a central hub for the spread of plasma technology and knowledge.

The KF SSI is primarily an organization dedicated to understanding of space, and learning all aspects of survival in space.

Mehran Keshe repeatedly says that plasma units will go out for worldwide distribution. Keshe says that within the next 6 to 12 months things will change dramatically for the better as manufacturing will have created enough units for the entire world.

When Mehran Keshe gives his plasma reactors to delegates at a Peace Conference in Rome on October 16th, we can anticipate fuel price starting to drop permanently.  

So October 16th, 2015 could be a significant date for everyone and the planet. It could be another turning point towards a more enlightened way of operating and loving our planet.  It is something that many have been working toward for centuries. 

That's him - on the right.

Obama was reputedly given a plasma unit on September 24th of this year.  North America will hopefully go after cheap energy, as an alternative to what people have been saying for twenty years - 'War is not an Energy Plan'.   

There is no copyright and in fact Keshe made sure that it cannot be copyrighted.  People around the world will accept peace and cheap energy - which will change everything.

The Keshe Foundation Spaceship Institute claims that, "for the first time we have managed to create atomic hydrogen and carbon as gas and as solid matter at room temperature."  

Technical notes:

This new method uses atom-thickness layers, and multiple layered carbon, i.e., graphene.  Several international patents with over 300 potential uses have been filed in past years.

Graphene has the same composition as what we find at the core of pencils but is structured differently.  Until now this has only been produced at temperatures of 700° to 800°C.

Keshe is excited about the healing powers of this technology and how it produces a force field that protects against nasty psycho-tronic devices that have made misery of people's lives.

He claims that how we interact with the plasma is dictated by our overall vibration at the time.  Somehow the unit is sensitive to our vibrations.  That should be interesting if we wake up feeling grumpy.  It should give new meaning to phrases like stay positive, or, be happy!

Check out www.keshefoundation.org .

Our latest Social Creator event is this Thursday November 13, 7 - 9.30p.m. 

Bring a friend.  This is the third 'no-charge' Social Creator event of 2014.We will be on the third floor of the beautiful Columbus Centre.  Take the elevator to the right of the restaurant and follow the signs.

The Columbus Centre is an Italian cultural centre just west of Dufferin on the south side of Lawrence.  (Use the Allen Expressway or take the subway to Lawrence West Station and take a bus a few blocks west to Dufferin.)

We will feature health and nutrition.  Healthy living is not rocket science.  It is more about making informed food and lifestyle decisions. 

Come learn, and share what you know that can help others, so we can move towards a more lively, vital and loving Toronto.  

We will be opening the discussion with a presentation from nutritionist, Gianna Berretta!

Gianna Berretta has worked at U. of T. and Mount Sinai hospital studying the relationship between diet genetics and cancer.

She has been teaching and promoting preventive health care for the last 19 years, specifically the importance of daily intake of fruits and vegetables in maintaining a healthy diet. Ms. Beretta will discuss vitamins vs foods, the organic alternative health craze, and the silent killer 'inflammation' and its relationship to disease.

We will serve refreshments and have our exceptional free dessert table catered by Mama D'Aleandro!

At 7.10 p.m there will be a 20 minute introduction to Social Creator network for people attending for the first time. 

Speed Futuring:  Sharing our ideas about a technologically-assisted, loving society.  Applying what we've seen and heard earlier in the evening.

After a presentation on Organizing our Neighbourhoods in support of Healthier Living by Andrew Owens we will break into smaller groups to share ideas about assessing new innovations based on a big picture, international approach.

This promises to be another busy, fun and delicious evening. 

Let's enjoy a healthier Toronto - having fun, where we have influence, in our immediate neighbourhoods!

Our Income Model as Neighbourhoods

A self-sustained network of Neighbourhood Campuses will extend wherever a demand exists. We will offer educational opportunities for mutual fulfillment – “What you need, near where you live.”

People have asked me - 

HOW DO WE BECOME SELF-SUSTAINING BY OFFERING COURSES?

How could offering courses make enough money to pay people and still generate sufficient funds for introducing more ambitious changes to the neighbourhood?

The courses are there purely to promote the spread of creativity, self-awareness, mutual fulfillment and fun - while course facilitators and school directors share the marketing costs incurred when promoting what they offer.

Even a plant starts by sending down roots to sustain itself.  Similarly the courses are dedicated to intake of participants from the neighbourhoods.  You don’t make money out of the nutrition that sustains you, so why would we expect the initial stage of offering courses to make money? 

However, the second developmental stage includes academies and guilds.  These are where people learn marketable skills, develop plans, and find collaborators.  Academies and guilds are places for the executives and entrepreneurs amongst us to explore how to adapt and transition to become more fun-loving, creative, and self-sustainable people.  

At one academy we learn about disruptive technologies, like CleanTech, that exhibit exponential business growth and change our old ways of thinking.  We explore where, as individuals, we experience discomfort with change and movement forward.  We discover who we want to collaborate with, and form powerful business alliances.

These are benefits that make Neighbourhood Campuses different from universities and business schools.

We’ll make money, especially by reaching out to executives.  Again we’ll share the marketing costs incurred.

Production departments linking across neighbourhoods are the third developmental stage. Production departments exist for entrepreneurs and activists to make money as subcontractors on bigger, more complex projects than a single entrepreneur could take on by working alone. 

Production departments have existed to supply film companies for decades.  Departments known as wardrobe, script writing, props, cameras, lighting, etc. come together to meet a film producer’s needs.  Then, after a production ‘wraps,’ the production department framework quickly dissolves only to reconfigure again to fulfill the needs of the next film producer.

Production departments will engage students and entrepreneurs in solving real corporate challenges for short amounts of their time during the day.  The rest of the student’s day is devoted to reconfiguring departments for media or creative event production such as activist projects and joint actions. 

Making money while still a student makes us very different from a university or school. This not only provides part-time income, and experience.  It also provides 'light at the end of the tunnel' in terms of education.  How many people graduate from university with a large debt load only to find there is no employment in their field?

Our QUEEN EAST Agency (see sidebar to right) offers our corporate clients what's called 'crowdsourcing' or outsourcing of services to a network of lifelong students.  Crowdsourcing service companies already offer access to networks of engineers.  No-one has effectively offered access to networks of arts-based professionals - artists, entrepreneurs and activists, while helping their network learn and advance.

The production departments will handle customization of executive visits to Toronto, and enrichment courses on cruise ships.

OMNI-DIMENSIONAL ALLIANCE, (OA)

The Agency and production departments also save our clients time and resources by facilitating how corporations collaborate as an alliance. We are starting with outreach to 

• hospitality and tourism, 
• learning institutions, 
• hospitals, 
• condominium developers, and 
• film producers. 

In order to stay in business members within these industry sectors have already grasped the importance of human values (abundance, sharing, a healthy and life supporting ecology,) compared to corporate values (scarcity, optimized return for investors, minimum responsibility for clean-up when accessing natural resources.)

Coordination of companies and entrepreneurs by neighbourhood is the final development stage of the Neighbourhood Campus.  We start to bring entrepreneurs and companies together across a neighbourhood so as to benefit from bulk purchasing discounts.   

Toronto hospitals are corporations that already coordinate their activities so as to buy specific supplies on the same day. Charging a minor service fee for coordination services allows us to make huge amounts of money.

Bulk purchasing across a neighbourhood becomes possible because people will use on-line software to register within the alliance.  They will specify what they want to buy, when they want to buy, and who to contact in the company regarding each type of purchase.

  

The sense of prosperity we proactively generate as shared enterprises for mutual fulfillment within a neighbourhood must increase our strength to act as an enterprise of neighbourhoods (coordination.)  Prosperity also requires respect for freedom of expression (diversity.)  

So we create a space for corporations to benefit enormously, and for communities to flourish in ways unlimited by corporate values.

WHO WE ARE…

The Neighbourhood Campus movement is currently a volunteer-run group of local residents and others who take action for change - committed to preserving and strengthening the distinctive vitality and quality of life in the Toronto-Centre area. 

Our community partners will provide courses as well as income to local entrepreneurs through securing outsourced services needed by corporations locally.  

We aim to make lifelong learning, starting a business, and activism more self-sustainable.

WHAT’S HAPPENED SO FAR?

The Neighbourhood Campus sprang to life in March 2012.  It is a way to face the educational challenge of learning how to organize to benefit everyone. 

For example, we face an educational challenge if neighbours don’t already know how to best fulfill the local neighbourhood’s mission and vision as in the case of the Bay Cloverhill Community Association, BCCA. 

BCCA’s Mission:

To build a great urban neighbourhood in active partnership with those who live and work here.

BCCA’s Vision:

A green and clean community recognized for its exceptional quality of life.

Values that inform BCCA’s Actions:8

Balance -- we strive to balance sustainable urban growth with respect for the natural and human environment.

Collaboration -- we seek to collaborate with community partners for positive and meaningful change.

Commitment -- we are committed to being responsive, transparent, and accountable to our members.

Advocacy -- we advocate for our community with passion and perseverance.

WHY DO THIS?

Ontario is no longer the economic engine of Canada.  The manufacturing era finished in the nineteen nineties.  It is crucial that the education we have available builds on what we learn in school and helps cities to transfer out of a past reliance on manufacturing. 

Education must be relevant to today’s economic realities in an international society where more than ever, moving forward depends on our capacities to collaborate in departments to get things done, and our individual capacities for creativity and innovation.

We had moved almost totally out of manufacturing in Ontario by 2003.  This was a finding of the Organization for Economic and Cultural Development, (OECD.)

Governments assure us that we need to learn how to do more with less, while offering few alternatives for moving forward other than austerity measures. 

However we see the importance of collaboration, creativity and self-awareness to get things done in today’s world.  These were not taught in school during the manufacturing era and are still not taught today.

Another reason for doing this is that we want to work on cruise ships, and need excuses to hold conferences in the Caribbean.  Neighbourhoods have failed to offer us such opportunities, until now!

CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED TO MOVE FORWARD

Our goals include having a complete curriculum of courses that tie in with skills, attitudes and understanding needed to participate fully in the new economies.  We need to hear from facilitators and also gather input from people who want to transition from old-style business to more sustainable economic activity that is based on his or her individual values.

We are putting together an Advisory Counsel to Universe City with representation from each neighbourhood.  We need to hear from leaders who have the capacity and commitment to gain from contributing to specific outcomes beneficial to their neighbourhood.

To ‘be the change’ that we desire, (or even be a small part of that change,) we must look at where we need to go both as a society and in terms of today’s economies. 

Communing with a Brazilian Music Legend

The Salon21 series yesterday evening was terrific.  See Soundstreams.ca.  Renown Brazilian musician, Egberto Gismonti is in town and he engaged us in a communal feeling with his words, and did things with his guitar that were unheard of before.  

He was born in Beirut to an Italian mother who was steeped in what he called the "aristocratic, piano-based tradition of Europe."

He said that when he was 21 and living in Brazil in 1973 a leading actor picked him to write the score for a movie.  This took him to Montreal and other cultural centres where he sat, talked and played with some of jazz's musical greats.  

Back in Brazil he was invited to join groups of musicians that encouraged him in his art.  Based on his talent he was invited to stay at the homes of one master musician after another, for periods of two weeks or more.  

So he drank up all that was offered and that he could learn about music and life from his elders.  Gradually he felt encouraged to go further than he ever imagined.  

Eventually he went to stay in the rainforest for forty days with a tribe of some of the two-million indigenous people of what is now called Brazil.  He felt excluded initially because there was the problem of not having a shared language.  

But each night the villagers gathered around an 8 foot bonfire, partly to keep insects away and partly to talk and play flute music.  He stood outside the circle.  

After a few nights he talked about his family and where he was from.  Even though no-one had the means to understand what he was saying the local people opened the circle and welcomed him in.

Towards the end of the SoundStream session an audience member asked Gismonti how he would characterize the importance of Brazilian composers, Los Lobos.  His answer intrigued me. 

Gismonti explained that Los Lobos obviously were not creating in a vacuum.  Everyone was part of a collaboration of musicians that stretches across Brazil.  Half of Brazilians are dancers, and half of Brazilians play guitar (because guitars are cheap to buy) unless you are indigenous in which case you play flute.  This is the social and cultural ecology.

Gismonti said that a researcher and musicologist gave Los Lobos a compilation of the music theory of many forms of indigenous music.  This body of knowledge informed everything that Los Lobos achieved after that.  It influenced the writing, and the connection the music made to the soul of the land.  Los Lobos became extremely popular and a very significant influence on others.

Now Gismonti is 64 and tours around the world.  When he talks with students in Brazil, Gismonti encourages them to devote their lives to music.  "Music will be good to you."  

He has become an elder who talks from experience.  Imagine the social, cultural, and even economic benefits of learning, teaching and playing music in such a musical country.

I could not help but think of how we are counseled in North America.  Can putting so much emphasis on being a rugged individualist and self-made man or woman really be a hangover from the frontier days?  Maybe not.  

How could you survive in the long harsh winters without coming together and cooperating to put up a house, replace a barn, or generally get anything done? 

I believe the ideas we are taught about individualism are a product of the values someone else thought they should be instilling into younger generations.  As a society that sees itself as an economic engine, why would we need music and dance and creative collaboration?  

We are currently the output and product of institutionalized schooling.  We are still taught to become good cogs ready and able to fit in the workings of the wheels of industry. 

As a society of people that advertisers have relentlessly conditioned to long for retirement, which literally means shutting ourselves away from the day-to-day goings-on, why would we open up our homes to young people to soak up all they can from us?  

We have actively deprived society of it's elders if we relied on state-hired teachers to deliver the standardized curriculum on which we base all that there is to know.  And if we feel dry, alienated, and out of place, wrapped up in our layers of conformity, we won;t feel like we have much to offer future generations.  If we believe 'the state' is the authority on education, what can the next generations soak up from us?

I believe that as North Americans we can end the denial and connect deeply with the abundance that exists, and the soul of the land.  Has progress been about what we are taught it is about?  Does progress really depend on what we are taught, and what we are teaching?

I remember Gismonti saying, "In Brazilian music we value the question, not the answer."  

A question becomes a point of departure from which all kinds of possibilities can arise.  

There are things about life, and our lives in today's society, that we do not have the means to understand.  Yet we can see the circle is open and we are welcome in.

Fighting over a Faint Glow on Screens

Media reporting and non-reporting on the broader implications of the US debt crisis generally contributes to mounting confusion.  This posting attempts to bring some clarity about what is going on in the world, behind the headlines.

The last blog posting introduced the phenomena of currency wars.  Earlier we looked at how the job of government is to ensure that everyone has a way to contribute and benefit from society.  Now engaged in an international society should we have governments going after one another with sanctions that suck life out of society?

Currency wars are an example of how removed some of us have become from mutual benefit and bringing goodness to society.  

Storehouses of Gold in Asia

Since well before the American Revolution of 1776, China has supported the US in becoming a Western power.  This was not pure altruism.  This was self-interest.  China wanted to create another Western power strong enough to balance the European empires of England, Holland, Portugal.  Therefore Chinese, and what are now Taiwanese families took gold from their underground storehouses and lent huge amounts of gold bullion to the US.
Source:  David Wilcock’s team of researchers. 
http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1022-lawsuit-end-tyranny-ii

Recently China balked at the thought of funding attacks against itself and its neighbouring countries.  The families asked for the gold they lent to be returned. The major banking clans that, in effect, own the Federal Reserve, were apparently required to appear in court within the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) in September 2010.  The BIS was set up as the international arm of the Federal Reserve.   

The court case was about gold contracts going back hundreds of years.  

The gold owners won, and the judgment totaled the astronomic amount of 286-trillion dollars in today’s dollars. This was reported by Benjamin Fulford who used to be the chief Asia correspondent for Forbes business magazine.  Because the BIS court was set up to be a secret world court it does not issue records to the public.  However, reports surfaced that the Federal Reserve has delayed making the big payout.  The Federal Reserve bankers are either unable or unwilling to return the trillions they owe and have taken a dismissive attitude.  

In November of 2011 some of the gold owners filed a lawsuit in New York State courts for a much smaller amount.  This time there is a public record of the case that is still awaiting a court hearing.
http://divinecosmos.com/media/Keenan_complaint_11-23-2011_SDNY.pdf 

We get an idea of the sheer magnitude of the smaller amount from this Fox News report.  We see it is up there with the amounts that the US owes it's major national creditors.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ttSmZknU9mI

According to the National Defense Authorization Act passed into law on New Year’s Eve of 2011, the US debt is now the biggest threat to American security.  The act clearly states that the US will reposition more military power into the West Pacific.  We saw American marines repositioned into Australia (and therefore China's backyard,) three months later.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NbbKivB2LM 

The traditional Eastern US protectorates, Asian countries that are beneficiaries of US military might, are dumping or considering dumping the US dollar as an international exchange currency, along with US military protection. See the previous Social Creator blog, and 7-minutes into  http://rt.com/programs/keiser-report/episode-271-max-keiser/

The Old World Economy

The Bretton Woods Agreement came out of the 1944 meeting to establish rules for a post WWII global economy.  

West Germany was the first to unilaterally get out of it, in May 1971.  It was simply unwilling to devalue the Deutsche mark in order to prop up the dollar.  Within three months the West German economy rebounded, and the dollar declined 7.5% against the Deutsche mark.

The US had gone into debt for the first time in the 20th century in 1971, because of the Vietnam War.  The heavy debt combined with a negative U.S. trade balance.  

Other nations followed West Germany and began to demand their gold, based on America's "promise to pay" – that is, to redeem their dollars for gold.  Nixon changed US law in 1971 allowing the Federal Reserve to legally refuse to honour contracts that required the US to pay in gold.  Nixon introduced 'fiat' money, literally backed only by hot air, by declaration.  Fiat money is based on law.
Google the definition of 'fiat currency'.

Looking behind Today's News Headlines

What does today's situation look like, as a currency war scenario? 

We have other countries joining the US military to enforce respect for numbers electronically stored in Federal Reserve and BIS computers.  These computer entries are displayed as lights on screens.  

The entries were meant to create a faint glow.  However they are used to create vast consequences in terms of human misery. 

These ciphers must be taken seriously.  They represent dollar amounts backed by legal contracts.  These Fed and BIS ciphers are abstractions.  They cannot be redeemed for the delivery of gold, food, water, a collaborative labour force, or anything else of value since 1971.  

The earlier blog posting on BRICS countries suggested that a currency backed by a lot of Asian gold could take it's place.  Forces allied within NATO might ensure the dollar cannot be dislodged from the centre of today's international currency exchanges. 

Without NATO military in place to enforce other countries to accept the ciphers, our notions of vast dollar amounts of national debts would probably quickly cease.  We might experience large scale renewal and abundance around the world.  

We would see big changes in the Federal Reserve and Bank of International Settlements abilities to control the world's economy, and control currency exchanges.

For more on currency wars since Roman times until the present, see this article by John Perkins. He has advised the World Bank, United Nations, IMF, U.S. Treasury Department, Fortune 500 corporations, and countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. He worked directly with heads of state and CEOs of major companies. His books on economics and geo-politics have sold more than 1 million copies:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article27967.htm