I recently got a job at CVS and it’s been taking some time away from blogging, but I want to keep this blog rolling, so I’m going to post something here. The world is changing ever faster every day and it’s on a one-way street to hell, but we can take some good out of that. We can learn from our mistakes. We can take the good and lose the bad. We can use the present system in the creation of the next. We’ll need the tools of this society to create the new one. A big system like we have dies hard. There will be many casualties, but they will be necessary in order for us to get back to a sustainable and Earth-enhancing way of living. Keeping communities small and simple. Keeping populations low and not letting it get out of control again. Instead of dominating nature to suit our needs, we can live off of the bounty of the land.
I’m optimistic about the future on this planet because our consciousness seems to be growing every day in mass. More and more people are awakening to the folly of our ways when it comes to civilization. It’s a good thing. 
We are becoming more planet-conscious and thinking of new, innovative ways to solve current problems and some of them will be used in the next system. Will the next system work forever? No. Nothing is forever, but we just need to keep getting better and better each time we build a new system, and eventually we will get to a place where we can live on this planet as a species without destroying it and actually enhancing it. It’s a very long and drawn-out process. We won’t see this in our lifetimes, folks. But every day, we can work to get things moving in the right direction.
We can take steps to move towards nature instead of further away from it. Let us pray to have the wisdom to accept that we can change this world for the better and move towards a better life for everyone. This is the main purpose of this blog. We can’t do this all at once, but in a long stretch of time, we can live like all the other species and still have our intelligence, wit, and communities. Let us hope for a better tomorrow.
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