Jupiter Pisces: Water & Peace

By Molly Hall, About.com
Jupiter Pisces: Water & Peace
Tuesday March 2, 2010


Dr. Masuru Emoto, who calls himself a missionary of water, has an urgent message "To Those Whose Body Is Mainly Composed Of WATER."

You may have heard of Dr. Emoto and his experiments with water. He discovered that water responds to positive and negative thoughts. He captured them in images, as they froze and shared them in his works, The Message from Water and The Hidden Messages in Water.

His urgent message is a reminder that water has an intimate connection to the mind (and spirit). He says, "As a matter of fact, we believe that the abnormal weather conditions such as floods and droughts and natural disasters like tsunamis and earthquakes are caused by the pollution of water on Earth, which in turn is ultimately brought by the distortion and disharmony in our mind, thoughts and emotions."

It's auspicious timing, with Jupiter in Pisces, guiding us to expand our awareness of these very subtle and hidden resonances. In another interview, Dr. Emoto says "vibration is life" and "everything is energy." This is how our thoughts and words ripple out in water, or within ourselves, since we are made of water. Says Emoto, "Other serious problems in politics, economy, education, medicine and so on are also concerned with the mind of our collective consciousness, and therefore it can be said that water is ultimately involved in all of those problems."

Dr. Emoto will be holding a "Water & Peace" forum, the first of its kind, at Lake Biwa, Mother Lake in Japan, on March 20 to 22, to coincide with World Water Day. It comes days after the New Moon in Pisces, with the Mercury-Uranus conjunction, opening our eyes to heretofore unseen messages. We may see the finer vibes and resonances of all life, and that nature and the elements are alive with energy.

Wow, this ONE is so freaky, because just yesterday I was out on the porch just caughting a few rays of Sun SHINE. Well of coarse I ran into the house for the camera and was taking photo's of my Ice melting off the side of the roof I'll have to share and post a few of these pics. I also found that, sense I moved here, I have alot of water lessons and purifing to do.

The Soul Healing

"Water & Peace" forum, the first of its kind, at Lake Biwa, Mother Lake in Japan, on March 20 to 22


Wow, another thing that really stands out here is where this is ALL taking place, in JAPAN.

I've BE-en doing alot of work with the Dolphin & Whales right NOW. Has any ONE seen the movie, the Documentary, " The COVE ", a most watch show, to say the lest. OMGoosh !! !!

BE-cause I'm stilling working with quitting smoking and Now I AM finding that my major lessons and healing lay in learning how to re- BREATH in LIFE, in a different manner and these guys are my BIG teachers right NOW !! !!

Take Part " The Cove "

http://www.takepart.com/thecove/


The Secret is Out. Spread the Word.


The Cove exposes the slaughter of more than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises in Taiji, Japan every year, and how their meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is being sold as food in Japan and other parts of Asia, often labeled as whale meat. The majority of the world is not aware this is happening as the Taiji cove is blocked off from the public. The focus of the Social Action Campaign for The Cove is to create worldwide awareness of this annual practice as well as the dangers of eating seafood contaminated with mercury and to pressure those in power to put an end to the slaughter.

And it’s been working. The film has been making waves since it premiered last year. Critical praise and audience awards worldwide have focused international attention on Taiji and the annual dolphin drives off the coast of Japan. Under intense pressure, Taiji called for a temporary ban on killing bottlenose dolphins. The film, which was originally rejected, was shown at the Tokyo Film Festival due to public outcry. Residents in Taiji are being tested for mercury poisoning, and for the first time Japanese media are covering the issue.

Close to a million people have signed on to the campaign, but this is just the beginning. The fisherman are clearly rattled, but haven’t stopped killing dolphins.


TakePart now to help shut down the cove for good.

Killer Whale Attack: ' The Cove ' Star Calls for Federal Investigations of Sea World.

http://news-briefs.ew.com/2010/02/26/killer-whale-attack-the-cove-star-calls-for-federal-investigation-of-seaworld/


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2010

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Killer Whale Attack: 'The Cove' star calls for federal investigation of SeaWorld
by Sean Smith
Categories: News
There’s an eerily timely connection between the death of SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau, 40, who was killed Wednesday by the killer whale she was training, and the documentary The Cove, which is the frontrunner to win the Oscar for best documentary feature next Sunday, March 7. The documentary is about dolphins that are slaughtered by fishermen outside a town in Japan after they are rejected by aquatic theme park operators looking for the next dolphin star. The film’s main subject, Ric O’ Barry, trained the famous dolphin Flipper, but has since dedicated his life to freeing dolphins and other sea mammals from theme parks. Today, O’ Barry and David Phillips, of the Earth Island Institute, released a statement about Brancheau’s death, and called for a federal investigation into SeaWorld’s actions surrounding the tragedy.

“It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Dawn Brancheau, who by all accounts was a loving and talented caretaker for Tilikum (Tilly), the killer whale who took her life at SeaWorld Orlando just days ago,” the said in a statement. “Along with sadness of this tragic event we can’t help feeling anger toward those who insist upon exhibiting these wild creatures in habitats that can drive them to violence. Dependent on sonar/sound to navigate their vast ocean homes, dolphins and whales are in constant state of distress living in cramped pools, bombarded by noise, stressed by food deprivation and forced to perform.

“We understand the love these trainers must feel for the orcas they train, but make no mistake – this wasn’t just a terrible accident, it was a calculated risk on the part of a billion dollar captive dolphin and whale industry. Facts suggest that SeaWorld was well aware of Tilicum’s deadly attack on trainers.

“SeaWorld allowed public and trainer contact with an orca that was a known risk, and after 3 deaths they’re suggesting that it actually continue. SeaWorld has been admonished in the past by an official with the US National Marine Fisheries Service for failure to take prudent and precautionary steps with Tilicum’s health and welfare.

“The latest claims that Tilicum was distracted by the trainer’s ponytail are absurd and force us to infer that SeaWorld is guilty of negligence and that it is now trying to cover up repeated deadly orca attacks by resorting to outrageous and disingenuous claims.

“We believe this situation warrants the immediate initiation of a federal investigation into SeaWorld’s possible negligence and violations of the Marine Mammal Protection Act.Further information suggests that SeaWorld has covered up additional acts of orca attacks in order to protect its multi-million dollar investment in these creatures and the millions more they make on the backs of their performances.

“Finally, we find their claims about conservation and education shallow. If these shows are meant to encourage people to help save these precious creatures then why aren’t they doing more to end the brutal slaughter of thousands and thousands of dolphins and whales off the coast of Japan, Norway and the Southern Seas. Instead, they turn a blind eye, when they could dedicate significant resources to stopping it.

“Overall, we believe the conduct of SeaWorld in this matter is reprehensible. SeaWorld’s actions are a gross threat to dolphins, whales, and people and should not be allowed to stand.These animals belong in the wild.”

A phone call to SeaWorld’s Orlando, Florida, press office went directly to voice mail. A call to SeaWorld’s security office said the press office was closed for the weekend and the only way to reach the press office was via email. An email to SeaWorld seeking comment was not immediately returned.

Here are some of those pic's I got yesterday.