Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
>>> WARRIORS <<< For Our Past & Present Causes
We Druids, Wiccans, Pagans, Animists, Animal Rights People, Gaiaists, ALL FIGHTERS FOR THE GOOD FIGHT, we must do SOMETHING...
Keep doing what one has been doing...
Now, I believe in the Power of The Chant & Prayer, The Power of The Mind, ...and of course more,
but lets start with a simple Chant & Prayer of the Belief...
As One Knows, you do not want negetive energy to bounce back onto you, so I formed a spell in a way that one is speaking about what the "evil doers" are doing...i.e. "THEY" ARE MURDERING THE INNOCENTS & reminds them that "...Their ACTIONS" are being Watch & Judged!
Breathe. Believe. Be.
CHANT periodically, within ones mind or outloud, especially when you think of their ACTIONS:
By your Actions {NAME: insert Whomever or industry} you are Judged!
One Spell took about 6 years {other spells can take just a breath}, but 'it' WORKED...EXACTLY and was sooo very worth the effort.
This is of my Belief of my DruidWiccan Animist, Shaman {the ancient way), Gaiaist Way...but anyone THAT CARES FOR THE INNOCENT ONES may use it as of this day.
I would be very interested in what one has to say...we can even debate...
YET I may hesitate a bit, BUT NOT "likely" to CHANGE My Mind - I looked very deeply, in all directions. /|\)0( Blessed Be.
If you want to say you are with T.R.E.E.S. Group, then CONTACT me first, but if you care about EARTH there should not be a problem...then if you want to say & to be a Bard on this Druid Wiccan{H.P.} Path, then contact me first, but there will not be a problem. ;) /|\)0(
I can be reached at: Druid.Morrigan.Conway@gmail.com
******
SAVE THE WOLVES info will follow in a bit...
******
Speak Up for Lab Animals this Week
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"Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are like us." Ask the experimenters why it is morally okay to experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are not like us." Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction." - Charles R. Magel
With that in mind, today marks the start of World Week for Animals in Laboratories (WWAIL), which is being celebrated by In Defense of Animals, along with other groups.
WWAIL is dedicated to bringing attention to the cruel, wasteful and unnecessary experiments performed on the millions of lab animals who suffer intensely and die alone and afraid behind closed doors every year.
Not only do many of these tests inflict pain and suffering for no reason, but the animals also suffer at the hands of caretakers who can’t be bothered to muster up any form of kindness, the likes of which can be seen in cases such as the New Iberia Research Center’s primate abuse.
On the good news front, animal testing has taken some blows with events like the EU banning animal testing for cosmetics. Additionally, researchers are coming forward like some at Brown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others, who are working on developing substitutes to replace animals in testing such as cell structures that can substitute as human organs.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to help, find out of there are any WWAIL events in your area and take a peak at the Leaping Bunny and Go Cruelty Free websites for more information on being a caring consumer.
You can also support efforts that call for change as the new administration is evaluating budgetary spending by contacting Obama through the Office of Public Liaison to voice your opinion on the need to move away from cruel and wasteful animal testing.
*****
Gotta Fly 4 now
Sea U ;)
*Poof*
Keep doing what one has been doing...
Now, I believe in the Power of The Chant & Prayer, The Power of The Mind, ...and of course more,
but lets start with a simple Chant & Prayer of the Belief...
As One Knows, you do not want negetive energy to bounce back onto you, so I formed a spell in a way that one is speaking about what the "evil doers" are doing...i.e. "THEY" ARE MURDERING THE INNOCENTS & reminds them that "...Their ACTIONS" are being Watch & Judged!
Breathe. Believe. Be.
CHANT periodically, within ones mind or outloud, especially when you think of their ACTIONS:
By your Actions {NAME: insert Whomever or industry} you are Judged!
One Spell took about 6 years {other spells can take just a breath}, but 'it' WORKED...EXACTLY and was sooo very worth the effort.
This is of my Belief of my DruidWiccan Animist, Shaman {the ancient way), Gaiaist Way...but anyone THAT CARES FOR THE INNOCENT ONES may use it as of this day.
I would be very interested in what one has to say...we can even debate...
YET I may hesitate a bit, BUT NOT "likely" to CHANGE My Mind - I looked very deeply, in all directions. /|\)0( Blessed Be.
If you want to say you are with T.R.E.E.S. Group, then CONTACT me first, but if you care about EARTH there should not be a problem...then if you want to say & to be a Bard on this Druid Wiccan{H.P.} Path, then contact me first, but there will not be a problem. ;) /|\)0(
I can be reached at: Druid.Morrigan.Conway@gmail.com
******
SAVE THE WOLVES info will follow in a bit...
******
Speak Up for Lab Animals this Week
posted by: alicia graef 1 day ago
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34 comments
"Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are like us." Ask the experimenters why it is morally okay to experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are not like us." Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction." - Charles R. Magel
With that in mind, today marks the start of World Week for Animals in Laboratories (WWAIL), which is being celebrated by In Defense of Animals, along with other groups.
WWAIL is dedicated to bringing attention to the cruel, wasteful and unnecessary experiments performed on the millions of lab animals who suffer intensely and die alone and afraid behind closed doors every year.
Not only do many of these tests inflict pain and suffering for no reason, but the animals also suffer at the hands of caretakers who can’t be bothered to muster up any form of kindness, the likes of which can be seen in cases such as the New Iberia Research Center’s primate abuse.
On the good news front, animal testing has taken some blows with events like the EU banning animal testing for cosmetics. Additionally, researchers are coming forward like some at Brown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others, who are working on developing substitutes to replace animals in testing such as cell structures that can substitute as human organs.
Meanwhile, if you’re looking to help, find out of there are any WWAIL events in your area and take a peak at the Leaping Bunny and Go Cruelty Free websites for more information on being a caring consumer.
You can also support efforts that call for change as the new administration is evaluating budgetary spending by contacting Obama through the Office of Public Liaison to voice your opinion on the need to move away from cruel and wasteful animal testing.
*****
Gotta Fly 4 now
Sea U ;)
*Poof*
Saturday, April 4, 2009
SAVE OUR SACRED SITE!
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
RE: Whales Are Dying ... Dying Sad
----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Mom=*Family First*
Date: Feb 1, 2009 1:59 PM
Whales Are Dying... Dying Sad...
June 1, 2008
by Scuba Herald
The whale population has already fallen dramatically over the
past few centuries because to culling by Japan, Norway and Iceland,
and the poisoning of oceans which kills off their food.
But now a French scientist has said the majestic mammals - which can
reach 80ft in length and weigh the same as a passenger jet - could also
suffer from heartbreak.
Paris naturalist Yves Paccalet said: ‘It may be that these intelligent
animals are so exhausted from their combat with humankind that they
have simply have given up the fight.
‘And the psychological consequences of our aggression have
compromised their will to live.’
Paccalet, who worked with French marine explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau,
added: ‘To reproduce, whales need a large number of individuals to
ensure that they meet, frolic and excite each other.
‘Otherwise, the species may give in to a kind of sexual melancholy
and simply stop breeding.’
Despite an international moratorium on whale hunting in 1986,
Japan, Norway and Iceland continue to cull more than 2,000 a year
for their meat and oil.
Some species like the North Pacific and North Atlantic whales have
been reduced to just a few hundred survivors, and could be extinct
within decades.
Even species counted in the thousands and expanding each year by up
to ten per cent would need many years of uninterrupted breeding to
regain their original numbers, scientists say.
Blue whales have recovered from a low of 400 in the 1970s to around
2,200 today, but that is believed to be only one per cent of their
numbers 500 years ago.
A 2007 study by the Iceland Marine Research Institute revealed a
’significant decrease’ in the population of minke whales since 2001.
Japan and Norway killed more than 1,600 minke in 2007.
Regina Asmutis-Silvia, senior biologist at the Whale and Dolphin
Conservation Society, said commercial hunting was not the only threat
to their survival.
‘It is a mistake to factor out the single issue of hunting. You need
to look at the cumulative impact of vessel strikes, entanglements in
fishing nets, pollution, destruction of habitat and acoustic
disturbances.
‘Climate change is also looming as a danger, and acidification of
the oceans driven by global warming could also sharply reduce the
number of krill, which are the mainstay of the whale diet.
‘Their situation is very critical. It could go either way,” she said.
Representatives from pro-whaling and pro-conservation groups will
come face to face at the International Whaling Commission’s annual
meeting this week to discuss how to save the species from extinction.
..Mom = *Family First*
Mom Two♥
TIGER
From: Mom=*Family First*
Date: Feb 1, 2009 1:59 PM
Whales Are Dying... Dying Sad...
June 1, 2008
by Scuba Herald
The whale population has already fallen dramatically over the
past few centuries because to culling by Japan, Norway and Iceland,
and the poisoning of oceans which kills off their food.
But now a French scientist has said the majestic mammals - which can
reach 80ft in length and weigh the same as a passenger jet - could also
suffer from heartbreak.
Paris naturalist Yves Paccalet said: ‘It may be that these intelligent
animals are so exhausted from their combat with humankind that they
have simply have given up the fight.
‘And the psychological consequences of our aggression have
compromised their will to live.’
Paccalet, who worked with French marine explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau,
added: ‘To reproduce, whales need a large number of individuals to
ensure that they meet, frolic and excite each other.
‘Otherwise, the species may give in to a kind of sexual melancholy
and simply stop breeding.’
Despite an international moratorium on whale hunting in 1986,
Japan, Norway and Iceland continue to cull more than 2,000 a year
for their meat and oil.
Some species like the North Pacific and North Atlantic whales have
been reduced to just a few hundred survivors, and could be extinct
within decades.
Even species counted in the thousands and expanding each year by up
to ten per cent would need many years of uninterrupted breeding to
regain their original numbers, scientists say.
Blue whales have recovered from a low of 400 in the 1970s to around
2,200 today, but that is believed to be only one per cent of their
numbers 500 years ago.
A 2007 study by the Iceland Marine Research Institute revealed a
’significant decrease’ in the population of minke whales since 2001.
Japan and Norway killed more than 1,600 minke in 2007.
Regina Asmutis-Silvia, senior biologist at the Whale and Dolphin
Conservation Society, said commercial hunting was not the only threat
to their survival.
‘It is a mistake to factor out the single issue of hunting. You need
to look at the cumulative impact of vessel strikes, entanglements in
fishing nets, pollution, destruction of habitat and acoustic
disturbances.
‘Climate change is also looming as a danger, and acidification of
the oceans driven by global warming could also sharply reduce the
number of krill, which are the mainstay of the whale diet.
‘Their situation is very critical. It could go either way,” she said.
Representatives from pro-whaling and pro-conservation groups will
come face to face at the International Whaling Commission’s annual
meeting this week to discuss how to save the species from extinction.
..Mom = *Family First*
Mom Two♥
TIGER
Monday, January 12, 2009
SAVE ONE OF OUR SACRED SPACES
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From: The Princes of Hy Fiachrach Inc.
Date: Jan 11, 2009 3:22 PM
Come join my cause:
'SAVE TARA!' - TaraWatch campaign to save Hill of Tara from the M3 motorway in Ireland!
You will be able to recruit friends, raise money, and add a
profile badge to show your support!
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