A Buddhist New Age Agenda 21, Wrong Description of Love

We and the Earth are one

The Earth is our mother, nourishing and protecting us in every moment–giving us air to breathe, fresh water to drink, food to eat and healing herbs to cure us when we are sick. Every breath we inhale contains our planet’s nitrogen, oxygen, water vapor and trace elements. When we breathe with mindfulness, we can experience our interbeing with the Earth’s delicate atmosphere, with all the plants, and even with the sun, whose light makes possible the miracle of photosynthesis. With every breath we can experience communion. With every breath we can savor the wonders of life.

We need to change our way of thinking and seeing things. We need to realise that the Earth is not just our environment. The Earth is not something outside of us. Breathing with mindfulness and contemplating your body, you realise that you are the Earth. You realise that your consciousness is also the consciousness of the Earth. Look around you–what you see is not your environment, it is you.

Great Mother Earth

Whatever nationality or culture we belong to, whatever religion we follow, whether we’re Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, Jews, or atheists, we can all see that the Earth is not inert matter. She is a great being, who has herself given birth to many other great beings–including buddhas and bodhisattvas, prophets and saints, sons and daughters of God and humankind. The Earth is a loving mother, nurturing and protecting all peoples and all species without discrimination.

When you realize the Earth is so much more than simply your environment, you’ll be moved to protect her in the same way as you would yourself. This is the kind of awareness, the kind of awakening that we need, and the future of the planet depends on whether we’re able to cultivate this insight or not. The Earth and all species on Earth are in real danger. Yet if we can develop a deep relationship with the Earth, we’ll have enough love, strength and awakening in order to change our way of life.

Falling in love

We can all experience a feeling of deep admiration and love when we see the great harmony, elegance and beauty of the Earth. A simple branch of cherry blossom, the shell of a snail or the wing of a bat – all bear witness to the Earth’s masterful creativity. Every advance in our scientific understanding deepens our admiration and love for this wondrous planet. When we can truly see and understand the Earth, love is born in our hearts. We feel connected. That is the meaning of love: to be at one.

Only when we’ve truly fallen back in love with the Earth will our actions spring from reverence and the insight of our interconnectedness. Yet many of us have become alienated from the Earth. We are lost, isolated and lonely. We work too hard, our lives are too busy, and we are restless and distracted, losing ourselves in consumption. But the Earth is always there for us, offering us everything we need for our nourishment and healing: the miraculous grain of corn, the refreshing stream, the fragrant forest, the majestic snow-capped mountain peak, and the joyful birdsong at dawn.

True Happiness is made of love

Many of us think we need more money, more power or more status before we can be happy. We’re so busy spending our lives chasing after money, power and status that we ignore all the conditions for happiness already available. At the same time, we lose ourselves in buying and consuming things we don’t need, putting a heavy strain on both our bodies and the planet. Yet much of what we drink, eat, watch, read or listen to, is toxic, polluting our bodies and minds with violence, anger, fear and despair.

As well as the carbon dioxide pollution of our physical environment, we can speak of the spiritual pollution of our human environment: the toxic and destructive atmosphere we’re creating with our way of consuming. We need to consume in such a way that truly sustains our peace and happiness. Only when we’re sustainable as humans will our civilization become sustainable. It is possible to be happy in the here and the now.

We don’t need to consume a lot to be happy; in fact we can live very simply. With mindfulness, any moment can become a happy moment. Savoring one simple breath, taking a moment to stop and contemplate the bright blue sky, or to fully enjoy the presence of a loved one, can be more than enough to make us happy. Each one of us needs to come back to reconnect with ourselves, with our loved ones and with the Earth. It’s not money, power or consuming that can make us happy, but having love and understanding in our heart.

The bread in your hand is the body of the cosmos

We need to consume in such a way that keeps our compassion alive. And yet many of us consume in a way that is very violent. Forests are cut down to raise cattle for beef, or to grow grain for liquor, while millions in the world are dying of starvation. Reducing the amount of meat we eat and alcohol we consume by 50% is a true act of love for ourselves, for the Earth and for one another. Eating with compassion can already help transform the situation our planet is facing, and restore balance to ourselves and the Earth.

Nothing is more important than brotherhood and sisterhood

[This is how Mother Earth talk is co-opted by New World Order. “The problem is humanity itself” – Club of Rome. “We need to erase all boundaries and become one under ONE cooperative government.”  No, the opposite is true. We need to retract, become self-sufficient, stop importing anything from anywhere, stop minding anyone else’s business and clean up our own beds, and maintain strict boundaries on immigration so diversity can exist again. Boycott all globalist schemes. Become diverse and sovereign again.

Falling in love with the Earth is impossible for half of human beings who live in cities and don’t touch the Earth. The way to fall in love is to be intimate and hands on, not “cooperative.” Every nation needs to dismantle its own cities and resettle them, and not accept overflow from elsewhere. Since speed created the problem, the solution is immobility and not running away anymore. The slow will inherit the Earth. If you don’t believe it, consider resource depletion. The meek shall inherit the Earth, not the satanic New World Order with its ONE WORLD psy-op.]

All civilisations are impermanent and must come to an end one day. [Not exactly. Indigenous civilizations don’t come to an end, they evolve and adapt. ] But if we [We?] continue on our current course, there’s no doubt that our [Our?] civilisation will be destroyed sooner than we think.

[The unsustainable civilization will disappear, but the indigenous cultures it has tried to crush for 500 years will come back. There are thousands of indigenous cultures and every region needs to break away from unsustainable globalism and become indigenous again.]

The Earth may need millions of years to heal, to retrieve her balance and restore her beauty. She will be able to recover, but we humans and many other species will disappear, until the Earth can generate conditions to bring us forth again in new forms.

[If there is that much pollution, there is nothing to discuss except our spiritual purification before we start incarnating on other planets, and bringing purity or planet killing addiction.]

Once we [we?] can accept the impermanence of our civilization [What? Only one civilization on Earth? False. Indigenous civilizations are many. Not everyone has fallen to the Globalist supply chain and consumer lifestyle. Many people still grow their own, and are the models for the rest of “us.”] with peace, we will be liberated from our fear. Only then will we have the strength, awakening and love 

[Wrong. Fear of harm is what protects.  Mama bear is fierce because she is afraid someone will harm her cub. This “fearless” strength is simply the strength of a warrior who fights for a cause, not himself. This monk is mixed up. And he forgets that “we” has to be cleansed of the elite, both the secret rich who presently control global ambitions, and the elite within us that wants forever more speed and sensuality. He never mentions the pedophilic elite who control most governments and finance and conquest.

There is a war in the heavens, and there is a war here. He has missed that an evil group brought about “our civilization.”]

we need to bring us together.

[His final solution, his final goal. His conclusion. “Together” under one world government.]

Cherishing our precious Earth falling in love with the Earth is not an obligation. It is a matter of personal and collective happiness and survival.

[Wrong. For anyone who wants their children to survive, practicing a sustainable lifestyle that touches the earth, tends the earth, cherishes the food that grows from one’s own sweat, will be the wise choice, and this has nothing to do with “coming together” with any other sheeple. It means getting one’s finger nails dirty and hands calloused, and learning to weave and make tools again. It has nothing to do with “collective” happiness. THERE IS NO SUCH THING and never will be.]

“Collective survival” in ONE community under ONE law is the most horrible goal. “Oh, we definitely need one all-seeing-eye to save the day. It is a good thing the Roth-efellers created the United Nations!” Wrong.

“Sacrifice your individuality oh humanity, and think of the future of the one mono-culture. We are all one love, one love, one love, one of, one of, won, won, won.”

Try the opposite.  Be individual and diverse.  Forget platitudes and DO. ]