Money as Energy

There are lots of different ways you can think about money, one of those ways is to think of money as energy. This is not a comprehensive view, but might be considered one facet of the diamond.

As you may be aware, most of the money in the world is created out of nothing by banks when they make a loan. The bank simply makes two entries on a balance sheet – a liability for the debtor and a credit for themselves and voila, money comes into circulation. The money actually gets its value from the work people do to earn it, but that comes later in the cycle – often just before it is returned to the bank as a loan payment.

During the movement of money around the country, or around the world in the case of the US Dollar, it picks up various kinds of energy. Sometimes this is negative energy as when money is used to pay for criminal activity, or it is stolen or changes hands as a result of cheating. This is symbolized by the fact that nearly every US Dollar in circulation has some tiny amount of cocaine on its surface, and is indicated in the terms blood-money, filthy lucre and so on.

When you convert national currency into a local currency, like the B-note (Baltimore MD), not only do you succeed in purging this accumulated negative energy from your transactions, but you also get a boost in positive energy. This is because the B-note does not accrue interest, and because its purpose is to improve the overall economic well-being of the community. When you spend a US Dollar, almost every transaction results in part of that dollar leaving the community. This can be for the purchase of services or supplies which originate elsewhere, for the payment of shareholders or the repayment of loans to outside entities. The B-note, however, has no value outside the community, so it does not leave. This has the effect of ring-fencing the B-note energy, causing it to circulate within the community each transaction adding to the positive energy replacing the entropic and often negative energy of US Dollars.

www.BaltimoreGreenCurrency.org

Are you self-medicating?

Some people say
that all cannabis use
is medicinal.

Is that going too far?

What do you think?



Here are some
things to consider.



It has always been the case, for all species, and for all time, that
the earth
provides everything
an individual needs to prosper.

Whether that be abundant game for
African carnivores, daily
sunlight for trillions of plants, or fruit bearing trees, seeds and
vegetables for our selves.

Why would the earth not provide an ideal medicine
for many conditions which are common for humans? It would be illogical to
assume that such a thing is unlikely.



Cannabis
is effective in many ways. As a pain reliever,
and
an
appetite
stimulant, to
be sure. But it’s also a
bronchodilator
(as in it opens up the air passages in the lungs making
it easier to breathe) and
cannabinoids
have frequently been
demonstrated
to
have
a curative
effect
on several

different

forms

of
cancer.

This much is widely
known,
and is
the
main
impetus
behind
recent attempts to
make
this
herb

available
to
patients
in many

of

the

states

of

the

union.

But
there are

more studies
all
the
time
and
the known efficacy of
this
plant

continues
to
expand.

It
is demonstratively

effective

in
slowing
the progression of several
degenerative

conditions,
such
as

Alzheimer’s,

ALS,

and MS
to
name
only
a few.

It
kills the

MRSA
superbug.




For

thousands
of
years, cannabis has also been used
as
a mood elevator,

and as
a way of

relieving the
effects of stress.

Almost
any other substance used for this purpose, whether it be alcohol or prescription drugs or the recreational

variety, is
ultimately, toxic
in sufficient quantities.



Cannabis is the
safer alternative to all of these
things.

It is absolutely wrong
to continue the prohibition of cannabis.

It flys in the face of logic.
It runs counter
to the recommendations of just about every study of cannabis
prohibition that has ever been undertaken.

And it denies suffering people
access to something hugely beneficial to their well being.



In its present form, cannabis prohibition manifests itself
as a

racially

biased

war
on the poor.

Its effect
on poor communities, and minority
populations is
absolutely dire.
It
achieves no worthwhile
results. The number
of problem drug users in
the United States
continues to increase
despite
decades of
this expensive
and ugly war on freedom.

It is time to stand up and shout down any politician who continues to
support the present
arrangement, which works to the benefit of a very few at the expense of the
great many. It is
immoral,
and corrupted from
top to bottom.



Rise up. It
is time to end the
war.



Stop arresting
medical cannabis users.



Reschedule
cannabis so that researchers and scientists get a really good look at this
plant.



Good policy stems
from understanding. Willful ignorance is no foundation for anything.

Its time to end this fkn war.

What are we doing to ourselves? We send young men, and old men, and even some women, to a desert country where they learn how to drag people into the street and shoot them. And then we bring them home, and give them jobs as police officers.

We have been continually at war in some place or another for decades. And this current war, the “war on Terror” is an endless war.

And mostly this war is being waged on us.

Some mad fiend blows up the World Trade Center, and now we, the American people, are the enemy. We must be subject to frequent searches, preposterous indignities like the shoeless shuffle at the gate, where we all pretend to believe in the story of the shoe bomber, cos whatever schmuck made up the story wants constant reassurance that the proles haven’t figured it out yet, and a demonstration of consequences for any that do speak out. Gotta keep the loonies on the path.

The liquid products in a one quart ziplock bag pay homage to the “death and destruction on an unprecedented scale” the description of the farcical liquid bomb airplane plot offered by the British Home secretary at the first press conference.

We honor the myth of the underwear bomber with full body scans. Everyone else is doing it. It makes it seem real.

The whole airport thing has become a ritual where the slaves demonstrate their fealty to the fantasy world of scary boogiemen, by enacting a pantomime. We label this nonsense “security’ but it is a ritual learning – and it is one of the pillars of the disinformation matrix -- the media enhanced false reality. Frequent travelers are being deeply brainwashed by this process.

Ugh. We now live in a completely made up world. What used to be routinely described as torture, has achieved a linguistic makeover in the US media that is newspeak and doublethink manifest. “Ignorance is Strength” would be a far more appropriate slogan for Faux Noise than the laughably improper ‘Fair and Balanced”. Thank heavens for Wikileaks, and the independent bloggers. I don’t know how easy it is to discern the truth from all these sources, but its gotta be healthier for the mind, than the meaningless pablum served up by the corporate stooges on the TeeVee.

It appears that the emotional basis which was the core rationale for the mass slaughter of Afghans and Iraqis has dissipated in the mass consciousness. Nobody really understands why “we” are there anymore. And the drugs and the oil and the money and corruption and the mayhem and slaughter are starting to penetrate.

Democracy is coming.

We need to assert ourselves.

Its time to stop this fkn war.