We recently posted a question for the World Water Community (WWC) Consciousness group (Slightly ahead of Anna’s chat tomorrow (Facing A.I. & the LIVING INTELLIGENCE – with ERVIN LASZLO) I’d like to pose a question). Here’s why! Without being silly, I’d like you to consider if you think that Space and Time exist at all…
In 1963, Leon Megginson made an interesting point about survival and adaptation. He challenged the common belief that only the strongest or most intellectual species survive. According to Megginson, it is actually the species that can best adapt and adjust to their changing environment that have the best chance of survival. He referred to Darwin’s…
I had an absolute blast on that Sextant understanding journey! It was such a delightful experience that I eagerly anticipate sharing ‘our’ version of it, especially when it comes to VQ (Villa Qatuan) and Quantum Archaeoastronomy. If I were to design a course that complements a water course, it would have a unique approach compared…
In the past few years, we’ve initiated the collection and distribution of native seeds, primarily for commercial purposes due to the lack of cultivation space at our former headquarters. Presently, we have 4 hectares at our disposal for various projects. That is in addition to our commitment to restoring the natural ecosystem, which will utilize…
From the Original text by Everine van de Kraats.November 11, 2021 After 10 years in water research and setting up two labs, and having to break them down again due to lack of funding, and after diving into different disciplines, performing different types of measurements (in a lab setting and out in agricultural field), and…
Searching for Significance. In contemplation of the cosmos and the essence of communication, a rich tapestry of ideas is woven that blend the physical and metaphysical. While gazing at the stars last evening, a thought struck me: if the celestial dance above our hill remains unseen by others, perhaps my interpretation is inverted or flawed. …
The Annual Conference on the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology of Water has become a focal point for all of those interested in the science of water — almost an extended family. How did it originate? What’s the future? The Original introduction to The World Water Community by Gerald Pollack, January 6, 2021.
Jamie Conway is now taking the blogging reins. We are transitioning into a more supportive role, assisting others in organizing their affairs effectively to help them achieve their goals. Regardless of how that may be perceived, we view everyone as part of a unified entity. It is all about being organized, no matter what name…
“MythbusterThe coherence principle cannot be achieved through the actions of one teacher alone. It requires whole school planning and procedures, and collaboration across schools, to ensure that its three key aspects – connections, transitions, and pathways – are brought to life.”
