I Think That When I Die


I think that when I die,
I can breathe back the breath that made me live.
I can give back to the world all that I didn't do.
All that I might have been and couldn't...

Never Forget How The MSM Smeared Assange:
Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix

Caitlin Johnstone
Jan 3 , 2020


The frenetic mass media propaganda campaign against Julian Assange...

Such a fine first dream . . .
But they laughed at me . . . they said
I had made it up.

Takuchi -- Translated by Peter Beilenson, A Haiku Garland, 1968

In traditional Japan the first dream of...

50776

All of us sitting
At the foot of the world-tree:
First day of the year.

Shirao -- Translated by Robin Gill, 'The Fifth Season', edited by Jim Wilson

A year of loss and chaos draws to a close.

Stories from a thousand cultures remind us that the cosmos is born - and reborn again and again - from chaos.

We have passed the darkest night of...

I won't miss this year --
Perhaps its gifts will appear
A decade from now.

Jim Wilson -- December 2020

ARGH! THIS HURTS! >You wait for one great shocking occasion, thinking that others, when such a shock comes, will join you in resisting somehow. You don’t want to act, or even talk, alone.....you...

Seven Seraphim
Sat at the top of the dune
To watch the sun set

James Moore - The Haiku Companion, 2012

James Moore writes in the 'Introduction' to this collection: "I first learned about...

The least of breezes
blows and the dry sky is filled
with the voice of pines . . .

Onitsura -- Translated by Harry Behn, Cricket Songs, 1964

Onitsura is one of my favorite Japanese haiku...

The Grounding of Stone



Precious earth

I feel your pulse, solid under my feet

on folded paper
found in this volume of Blake --
a single haiku

Denis M. Garrison - Haiku Harvest 2001 - 2006, edited by Denis Garrison

Denis Garrison, in the early 2000's, was active in...

Best synopsis I have heard yet. Katherine Austin Fitts connects all the dots.

...

Inside there is tea
to relieve the aching bones
of old winter's chill

Odin Hartshorn Halvorson -- Hart Haiku: Pieces of a Changing World, 2017

Odin Halvorson is a local, Sebastopol, poet and...

This is a brand new video from a once targeted Canadian scientist with a PhD in neuroscience. This video was developed to replace live protests around the world which were shut down because of the...

I am gratified to see a (likely) overworked health care provider take the time and have the courage to share her thoughts and her expertise from such a unique and vulnerable place; in the system, but...

I agree the insiders need to organize. My two friends are single mothers with children and feel afraid; they feel out of integrity with work they feel they did not sign up for. They are both looking...

In a Dark Time


In a dark time, the eye begins to see,
I meet my shadow in the deepening shade;
I hear my echo in the echoing wood—
A lord of nature weeping to a tree.
I live between...

Leaning on the sill
And watching the bright moonlight
Whiten the new snow.

David Hoopes -- A Whisper of Snipe, 2015

David Hoopes published a collection of haiku in the 70's, 'Alaska in...

so, Politifact's review of The Blaze is:


Overall, we rate The Blaze strongly Right Biased based on story selection that almost always favors the right and Mixed for factual reporting due to a...

the fact that covid deaths have exceeded heart disease deaths has not escaped the notice of practitioners outside the corporate system. I have two sources of inside info from RN's; one in Kaiser...

I am not a doctor - I also weary of discourse on Wacco and only dip in and out of it. People seem to not realize how fear is operative in all this. Mass media speaks with the loudest voice. I am...

The light of dawn called --
I heard the angels singing
"Peace on Earth to all."

Jim Wilson - December 2020

1914 Truce


Christmas Eve in the trenches of France, the guns were quiet.
The dead lay still in No Man’s Land –
Freddie, Franz, Friedrich, Frank . . .
The moon, like a medal, hung in the...

Elegy In Joy




We tell beginnings: for the flesh and the answer,
or the look, the lake in the eye that knows,
for the despair that flows down in widest rivers,
cloud of home; and also the...

Name calling seems to be a form of "lower intelligence", and has no place on a forum BB for "conscious community".

The Winter Of Listenings

No one but me by the fire,
my hands burning
red in the palms while
the night wind carries
everything away outside.

All this petty worry
while the great cloak

Looking through Grandma's
old photographs the children
find only strangers.

Elsie Jachowski - American Haiku, Vol. II, No. 2, 1964

This foundation has been working for our health since 1999.

Weston A Price Foundation [email protected]
footnotes at bottom

COVID-19 VACCINES IMPORTANT POINTS

Please Share with Your...

Many people are reacting to fear, and not open to anything main stream media does not sanctify. I have uncensored information that floods to me from my international peers, doctors and...

Dear Amy,
I post with sincerity, the best of my ability to ascertain truth, and though you discredit me for having any compassion, that, too.
You seem to not believe that there is any other way...

Grandma knits a sock,
grandpa's chair rocks, yet he sleeps;
snow blocks the roadway.

Jerri Spinelli - Borrowed Water, 1964

I love the way end-rhyme is combined with internal rhyme in this...

WARNING: 3,150 Injuries in First Week of Illegal Experimental COVID Vaccines Among American Healthcare Workers! Pregnant Women Included





by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News

A special birthday blessing for Barry Chertov:


A Beauty Blessing


As stillness in stone to silence is wed
May your heart be somewhere a God might dwell.

This cold winter night
no bird sings; just the old moon
in a songless sky.

Peter Britell -- The 700 Haiku of the Carpenter, 2014

I like that haiku has become part of blue collar culture. I...

this rings True
to me

a researcher
revealing very important info
about the making of these vaccines,

think twice
before rolling up your sleeve

Every nurse I personally know on the west coast, will be refusing the vaccine and have in the past refused flu vaccines as well, They are nowhere near 87,000, less than 50 actually, but not speaking...

I love the dark hours of my being.
My mind deepens into them.
There I can find, as in old letters,
the days of my life, already lived,
and held like a legend, and understood.


Then the...

i passed along verbatim the context of comment by an old friend and political colleague.

the point to be made here is that we all need to be aware that the dem/repub divide is entirely misleading...

Zeno,

Beginning with the Nobel Laureate inventor of the PCR test itself, Kari Mullis, I have read innumerable times that this test is inappropriate and, as used, highly inaccurate.

I've seen...

NYT: 90% of PCR Positive CV Tests are Really Negative

<iframe title="Bombshell Report: 90% of Positive COVID-19 Tests Should Be Negative" width="640" height="360"...

i have died and dreamed
myself back to your arms where
what i died for sleeps.

Sonia Sanchez -- Wounded in the House of a Friend, 1995

The Source of the information in the article & the link at the top of this thread is a German Doctor named Heiko Schöning. Here is the results of a Web-Search on the name Dr. Heiko Schöning on the...

from one of the most trusted people in the world. doctor, author, teacher. listen and learn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SWMHhJDQRA&ab_channel=JasonShurka

Here is the full replay of the...

Today's COVID-19 update from Dr. Campbell. Once again, it's about the extreme importance of Vitamin D. 12/17/20.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qwaq4oRnpjY

400 Units a day of Vitamin D is...

Bill Gates denies ever talking about digital


vaccine passports, but there's video proof he did



By Ethan Huff

Thank you for your response to my post. You know, I actually think that Dr. Whelan is correct that what these mRNA vaccines do is introduce some RNA into immune cells, and then the mRNA is basically...

She rubs her cold hands
a thousand times, even ten
thousand times over.

Seishi Yamaguchi -- The Essence of Modern Haiku, Translated by Takashi Kodaira and Alfred H. Marks

I posted a haiku by...

Excerpt from Little Gidding


We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.
Through the...

The Big Lie about Asymptomatic Transmission of SARS-CoV-2



by Jeremy R. Hammond


Dec 15, 2020