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VISION 2030 is thought-seeding to change the arms race to a global, community driven, organic food and tree growing race. 



By using permaculture principles and ethics and other proven best-practice systems, we all can participate in helping stabilise Earth’s climate and enable permanent food security for all present and future generations.


Composting and permaculture are among the primary cornerstones of the global earth repair movement. 

Composting and organic food-forest home gardening is how most people can participate.



‘Sense of Humus’ urban composting bins are a hygienic, aerobic, and no-dig system and the bins made from 100% recycled plastics.

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Solution proposal for out of control fires

The devastating global-warming fires raging in the world at this time, destroying many lives, properties and forests and causing great tragedy for many and effecting us all, necessitates the finding and implementing a lateral and global response.

Remembering that similar fiery destruction has recently happened in the last few years in Australia, California, Athens, Russia, Macedonia, Argentina and many other places.

1. We propose that every national government create specialized sectors, with trained personnel, within every national department of defence, to assist the many existing heroic fire fighters world-wide to strengthen our collective defence capabilities.

2. Budgets need to be urgently allocated to create fleets of the most efficient, water bombing aircraft to be based in strategic locations around the world ready to respond to large scale fire outbreaks. This is a matter of urgent priority!

3. Military Air Forces of every nation could start focussing right now on building, or converting suitable aircraft, to effectively deliver water to quell out-of-control fires. Some of the houses that were water bombed in Victoria Australia a few years ago avoided destruction.

Please help broadcast this solution proposal towards finding a way to have it implemented ASAP.

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A GLOBAL CALL OUT TO TALENTED RAPPERS

A GLOBAL CALL OUT to talented rappers and/or music producers who may be interested in co-creating the following brief and succinct ‘thought-seeding’ rhyme, in a clear and strong female or male voice to create an effective educational production that may be loved by everyone. If done well enough, it may possibly help bring some extra sanity to humanity.

There’s bound to be someone, somewhere, willing, or who would just love to help make such a thing happen. Suggestions are invited and would be welcomed! Please share this until it becomes a world-wide success.

Earth Repair Peace Rap
Earth Repair is in the air,
Feel it, Think it, Live it, Yeah,
Beat the Drum, Boom, Boom,
Boom, Boom,

Beat the Drum for Earth Repair

Boom Boom – Boom Boom Boom

(Creative percussion drum beats between verses are to sow these thought-seeds deeply into human consciousness).

Grow Herbs and Veggies, Nuts and Fruits,
Use Homemade Compost on the Roots,
Plant Food Forests, Clean the Air,
Save Old Forests Everywhere

Boom Boom – Boom Boom Boom

Peoples of the World Unite,
Feed the Hungry, Make it Right,
Lay down weapons, Live in Peace,
Let the Global conflicts Cease

Boom Boom – Boom Boom Boom

A Peace-Filled World is What We Need,
We can all Help Sow the Seeds,
Get the Feeling, Join the Movement,
Earth Repair for World Improvement

Boom Boom – Boom Boom Boom

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© 2022, Earth Repair Foundation (ERF) with Sandy Holmes from the GloWorms.

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Vision 2030

Vision 2030: Cultivating Sustainable Abundance through Urban Food Forests

2021: Laying the Permaculture Foundation

In 2021, we find ourselves at the dawn of a transformative era, where our collective vision is directed towards a future that embraces sustainable agriculture and the nurturing power of urban food forests. Our journey begins with the understanding that by shifting our focus from military spending to permaculture practices, we can create thriving ecosystems within urban landscapes that provide abundant food while fostering environmental balance. It is time to lay the foundation for a regenerative world that harmonizes with nature and cultivates sustenance for all.

2024: Cultivating Sustainability through Urban Food Forests

Fast forward to 2024, and we witness a global awakening to the potential of sustainable agriculture and the immense benefits of urban food forests. The ethos of permaculture has taken root, driving the transformation of military expenditures into a force that cultivates abundance in urban settings. Governments and communities worldwide are embracing the concept of urban food forests, integrating them into cityscapes, revitalizing vacant spaces, and empowering local communities to become stewards of their own sustenance. As we cultivate sustainability through these biodiverse and resilient urban ecosystems, we pave the way for a future where food security and ecological harmony coexist within our cities.

2027: Thriving with Urban Food Forest Communities

By 2027, the influence of permaculture and urban food forests has blossomed, giving rise to thriving communities interconnected through a shared commitment to regenerative practices. Urban food forests have become a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture, not only providing nourishment but also restoring neglected urban areas, enhancing biodiversity, and mitigating the impacts of climate change within our cities. These vibrant and diverse urban ecosystems foster resilience, enabling communities to thrive amidst the challenges of urban life. As we harvest the fruits of our collective efforts, we witness the power of urban food forest communities to sustain and nourish us, both physically and spiritually, while transforming our cities into thriving and sustainable oases.

2030: Abundance through Regenerative Urban Food Forests

In the year 2030, we stand in awe of the transformative power of regenerative urban food forests. Our commitment to permaculture and sustainable agriculture has yielded bountiful results, creating a global tapestry of interconnected urban food forest ecosystems. These abundant landscapes within our cities harmonize with nature, producing a diverse array of crops while nurturing the soil, improving air quality, and promoting ecological balance. Through the regeneration of our urban spaces, we have unlocked a future where food security is no longer a distant dream but a tangible reality for all, even within the confines of bustling cities. Our shared vision of abundance through regenerative urban food forests has become a beacon of hope, inspiring generations to come and transforming our cities into vibrant, sustainable, and livable spaces.

The journey from 2021 to 2030 represents a remarkable transformation in our approach to sustenance and environmental stewardship within urban environments. By embracing permaculture principles and prioritizing the development of sustainable urban food forests, we can cultivate abundance while revitalizing our cities and restoring the delicate balance of our planet. Let us join hands in fostering a world where permaculture and urban food forests become the pillars of a resilient and nourishing future for humanity and our urban landscapes.

Harnessing Permaculture for Global Sustainability: From Arms Race to Food and Tree Growing Race

In a world gripped by conflict and climate uncertainty, there lies an opportunity for transformative change. Imagine a future where the race for power and dominance is replaced by a collective pursuit of nourishment and ecological harmony. By embracing permaculture principles and ethics, we have the potential to shift the trajectory of our planet, foster climate action, and ensure permanent food security for all future generations. In this blog post, we will explore how redirecting our resources from the arms race to a global food and tree growing race can bring tangible benefits, from reducing wars and conflicts to directly improving the lives of individuals like you.

Changing the Paradigm: Arms Race to Food and Tree Growing Race

The concept of an arms race has long fueled geopolitical tensions and strained international relations. However, by redirecting our collective focus towards a global food and tree growing race, we can usher in a new era of cooperation and sustainability. Instead of investing trillions of dollars into weaponry and defense, imagine channeling those resources into permaculture practices, where the principles of Earth care, people care, and fair share guide our actions. By adopting regenerative approaches to agriculture and nurturing diverse food and tree ecosystems, we can foster a world that thrives on abundance, compassion, and ecological interdependence while taking significant climate action.

Proven Benefits: Less Wars, Increased Stability

  1. Conflict Resolution: By shifting our priorities towards food and tree growing, we diminish the incentives for conflict and aggression that often arise from resource scarcity and competition. As communities become more self-sufficient through permaculture-based practices, tensions over limited resources are alleviated, leading to reduced instances of wars and conflicts. This shift contributes to climate action by redirecting resources towards sustainable practices rather than destructive military endeavors.
  2. Peacebuilding: Emphasizing food security and ecological stewardship creates a common ground for collaboration among nations. The shared goal of ensuring sustainable nourishment and climate stability encourages diplomacy, cooperation, and the pursuit of peaceful resolutions. By fostering dialogue and cooperation through permaculture practices, we can build a more peaceful and interconnected global community, working hand in hand to tackle the pressing climate challenges we face.
  3. Resource Redistribution: The global food and tree growing race offers an opportunity to address inequalities and inequities in resource distribution. Permaculture’s focus on fair share encourages the redistribution of resources, ensuring that the benefits of sustainable agriculture and tree growing reach all individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic status. This equitable distribution promotes social justice and empowers individuals to take climate action within their communities, fostering a sense of ownership and shared responsibility.

Stabilizing Earth’s Climate: A Path to Permanent Food Security

One of the greatest challenges of our time is the destabilization of Earth’s climate, resulting in unpredictable weather patterns and threats to food production. Through permaculture practices and the global pursuit of food and tree growing, we have the means to mitigate climate change and ensure long-term food security for future generations. By regenerating ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and nurturing resilient food forests, we can create a positive feedback loop that stabilizes the climate and nurtures the abundance required for permanent food security while driving significant climate action.

Proven Benefits: Climate Change Reduction, Individual Prosperity

  1. Carbon Sequestration: Permaculture-based food and tree growing systems have the inherent ability to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, mitigating the greenhouse effect and reducing the impacts of climate change. By adopting these practices on a global scale, we can significantly contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions, helping to stabilize the Earth’s climate and safeguarding the future of our planet. This climate action creates a sustainable environment for future generations

, ensuring their well-being and prosperity.

  1. Resilient Food Systems: Permaculture principles empower individuals and communities to create resilient food systems that adapt to changing climates. By diversifying crops, implementing water conservation techniques, and nurturing regenerative landscapes, we increase the capacity to produce food even in challenging conditions. These climate-resilient food systems ensure a steady food supply for individuals and communities, contributing to their prosperity and well-being amidst changing climatic circumstances.
  2. Individual Prosperity: Embracing permaculture and participating in the global food and tree growing race not only benefits the planet but also directly enhances the lives of individuals. By cultivating food forests and sustainable agricultural practices, individuals gain access to fresh, nutritious produce, reducing dependency on industrial food systems. Additionally, the development of local food economies and community-based initiatives creates opportunities for entrepreneurship, job creation, and economic prosperity at the individual level. This climate action not only secures the future of our planet but also directly improves the quality of life for individuals like you.

Embracing a Brighter Future

As we embark on the journey from an arms race to a global food and tree growing race, the benefits are manifold. By shifting our priorities towards permaculture practices, we can foster peace, stability, and climate action on a global scale. Moreover, the adoption of sustainable agriculture and the pursuit of food security empower individuals, granting them access to fresh food, economic opportunities, and a sense of purpose in caring for the Earth.

By embracing permaculture and actively participating in the global food and tree growing race, you can play an essential role in creating a more sustainable and abundant future. Whether you start by tending to a small urban food forest in your backyard or advocating for policy changes that prioritize regenerative practices, every action counts. Together, let us sow the seeds of change, cultivate climate action, and a world where peace, prosperity, and ecological harmony thrive.

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Calendula & the Now Age Era

The Calendula Story and the Now Age Era by Franklin Scarf

The attached photos show the brilliant food and medicinal herb Calendula (Calendula Officinalis) growing freely in gardens and containers along Katoomba Street, and throughout public areas in the Blue Mountains of Australia. 

Anyone, anywhere can easily harvest Calendula seeds that awesomely transform from their radiant flowers. When the bright Orange petals disappear, there’s the seed pod just waiting to be harvested. 

Patiently let the seeds dry, then sow them anywhere and everywhere in the world that this public community advancement action can be implemented. 

Calendula’s name derives from the Latin Calendae, referring to its long blooming season –  in certain locales it is said to bloom nearly every month of the calendar year. The species name, Officinalis, refers to its historical use in apothecaries and pharmacopeias as the official medicinal species of its genus.

The numerous calendars recorded in human history, have all existed in the eternal nowwww ~ Humanity has evolved from the old age, through the new age, and the now age is present and will continue forever as now is all there is. The herb Calendula has self-selected to be a symbol for the Now Age Movement for health, peace, love and unity for all humanity.

Helping Calendula grow from seed is easy, even for the brownest of thumbs. Sow the prehistoric-looking seeds directly in moist soil, but not necessary as eventually the rains will come. Carve furrows in the soil and sprinkle in the seeds. Pray a blessing for their successful growth then move forward to plant more seeds

Calendula can thrive in just about any soil. It flowers more profusely in full Sun but can tolerate a little shade. If you live in the subtropics or tropics, try planting it in part shade, or plant it in the fall (it will thrive throughout the winter in warm climates).

Sun bright orange or golden yellow flowers and bright Green nutritious leaves, are historically used for medicinal and culinary purposes. Ruled by the Sun, this classic medicinal herb can help rejuvenate skin and greatly assists in helping heal skin surface wounds. Calendula has long been a staple in home gardens around the world.

Calendula oil is extracted from Calendula flowers and leaves. The oil has anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial properties.

Calendula usually finds its way into the hearts and gardens of all herb lovers.  It has been used for centuries, both internally and topically to help heal wounds, burns, and rashes.

The Sun bright flowers are a traditional remedy for supporting the immune system and lifting the spirits.  If that weren’t enough, the edible flower petals are bursting with antioxidant compounds.

Please consider sharing this everywhere to help sow seeds for love, unity, peace and prosperity for all humanity.

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Vision 2030

An ancient prophecy says:
‘Nations will not learn war any more’
“Now nations and peoples can learn this rhyme and practise
Permaculture, and help grow herbs and veggies, nuts and
fruits, using home-made compost on the roots!
Plant food-forests, clean the air, save old forests everywhere!
Peoples of the world unite! Feed the hungry, make it right.
Lay down weapons, live in peace, let the global conflicts cease.
A love-filled world is what we need. We can all help
sow the seeds. Get the feeling, join the movement,
EARTH REPAIR FOR WORLD IMPROVEMENT!”

In the depths of poetic verses, the poem “Vision 2030” unveils a world brimming with promise, a world where nations shun war and embrace a sustainable, peaceful existence. Penned with an optimistic pen, this heartfelt verse captures the essence of a global movement towards permaculture, composting, and Earth repair. Through these sustainable practices, the poem fosters a vision of a bountiful, harmonious future that beckons humanity to come together and create positive change.

Permaculture: Cultivating Abundance through Harmony

At the core of “Vision 2030” lies the concept of permaculture. This holistic approach to agriculture integrates ecological principles, sustainable design, and conscious cultivation. The poem invites nations and peoples to embrace permaculture, recognizing its potential to revolutionize our relationship with the Earth.

Permaculture allows us to nurture the soil and grow herbs, veggies, nuts, and fruits in harmony with nature’s rhythms. By cultivating food forests and adopting regenerative practices, we can restore the Earth’s vitality and create thriving ecosystems that sustain life for generations to come. As we embark on this journey of self-sufficiency and abundance, permaculture becomes a beacon of hope, guiding us towards a sustainable future.

Composting: Feeding the Earth’s Soul

Embedded within the poem’s verses is the vital practice of composting. It highlights the significance of transforming organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, a natural fertilizer that replenishes the Earth’s soil. Through home-made compost, we replenish the very essence of life, nourishing the roots of our plants and fostering healthy growth.

Composting is a simple act with profound implications. By diverting organic waste from landfills, we reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate environmental pollution. The poem’s call to use compost on the roots echoes a powerful message of sustainability and mindful stewardship. As we embrace composting, we take responsibility for our waste and contribute to the Earth’s rejuvenation, one organic matter at a time.

Earth Repair: Healing the Planet

A central theme in “Vision 2030” is the concept of Earth repair. The poem resonates with the urgent need to mend the wounds inflicted upon our planet. It implores nations and individuals to rise above conflict and unite in the pursuit of healing and restoration.

Earth repair encompasses a multifaceted approach, addressing environmental degradation and the preservation of natural habitats. By nurturing food forests, we not only provide sustenance but also cleanse the air and protect the biodiversity that dwells within old forests. This repair work is a testament to our collective commitment to reversing the damage inflicted on the Earth.

A Call to Unity and Action

“Vision 2030” paints a vibrant picture of a love-filled world born out of unity and shared purpose. The poem’s resonating message is clear: it is up to each one of us to sow the seeds of positive change. It beckons us to join a global movement of individuals, communities, and nations, all working together towards a sustainable future.

The poem’s optimism is contagious, encouraging us to set aside our differences and embrace a shared vision. It reminds us that in the face of hunger, conflict, and environmental crises, our collective efforts can make a difference. By feeding the hungry, making peace, and laying down weapons, we contribute to the transformation of our world.

Conclusion

In the realm of “Vision 2030,” hope blooms like flowers in a lush garden. It carries the essence of permaculture, composting, and Earth repair, igniting a spark within us to make sustainable choices and mend the scars of our planet. This poem is not merely a collection of words but a rallying cry, inviting us to step into a future where nations coexist peacefully, where our landscapes thrive with abundance, and where the Earth is restored to its former glory.

As we reflect on the profound themes within “Vision 2030,” let us remember that poetry has the power to inspire action. Let us heed its call to embrace permaculture, composting, and Earth repair, for it is in these transformative practices that we find the path to a sustainable and harmonious future.

Together, let us weave a tapestry of change, one that nourishes our souls, mends the Earth’s wounds, and paves the way for a brighter tomorrow. The seeds of transformation are within us, waiting to be sown. Will we answer the call?

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New Sydney Love City Poster

Welcome to New Sydney Love City, a time capsule that takes you back to 1969 when Kings Cross, Sydney, was the epitome of bohemian culture and counterculture lifestyles. Join us as we delve into the unique aspects of the Kings Cross lifestyle during this era, from vibrant nightlife to artistic expression and a sense of community.

Bohemian Culture: In the heart of New Sydney Love City, bohemian culture thrived. Artists, performers, and intellectuals flocked to Kings Cross, embracing its creative energy. The neighborhood was teeming with art galleries, theaters, and music venues, providing a platform for artistic expression and exploration. Kings Cross became a sanctuary where unconventional minds could flourish.

Nightlife and Entertainment: As the sun set over New Sydney Love City, the streets of Kings Cross transformed into a nocturnal playground. Its vibrant nightlife scene beckoned those in search of excitement and entertainment. Clubs, bars, and cabarets set the stage for electrifying live music performances, soulful jazz sessions, and captivating burlesque shows. Les Girls, a renowned drag cabaret, and The El Rocco Jazz Cellar, with its local and international jazz musicians, stood as testament to the thriving bohemian scene.

Coffee Houses and Cafés: The bohemian lifestyle in New Sydney Love City revolved around coffee houses and cafés. These establishments became meeting grounds for artists, writers, and intellectuals, nurturing discussions and fostering creative collaborations. Within their cozy walls, ideas flowed freely, and inspiration flourished over cups of coffee. These havens of bohemian ambiance and camaraderie formed an integral part of the Kings Cross experience.

Social Activism: New Sydney Love City, like the entire 1960s era, was marked by social and political activism. Kings Cross emerged as a hub for countercultural ideas, protests, and demonstrations. Activists congregated in public spaces, raising their voices for civil rights, women’s rights, and against the Vietnam War. In Kings Cross, dissent found a platform, attracting individuals who challenged the norms and sought to make a difference.

Diverse Community: New Sydney Love City drew people from diverse backgrounds and walks of life. Artists, students, immigrants, and those yearning for unconventional lifestyles found solace in Kings Cross. The neighborhood exuded a sense of community and acceptance, embracing individuals who felt like outsiders elsewhere. This cultural diversity enriched the bohemian lifestyle, injecting it with vibrancy and dynamism.

Street Life and Characters: The streets of New Sydney Love City were alive with eccentricity and artistic expression. Street performers, buskers, poets, and fortune tellers adorned the sidewalks, adding to the neighborhood’s unique allure. Colorful characters roamed the streets, contributing to the tapestry of Kings Cross’s bohemian lifestyle. The streets themselves became a constant source of inspiration and surprise, embodying the spirit of individuality and self-expression that defined the era.

Red-Light District: During the 1960s, New Sydney Love City was known as a red-light district. It housed adult entertainment venues, strip clubs, and brothels, serving as a testament to the neighborhood’s unconventional nature. While this aspect has evolved over time, it played a significant role in shaping Kings Cross’s historical identity, reflecting the countercultural spirit that

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David Suzuki’s Endorsement

Back in the Nineties, Earth Repair was managing a large 11 acre property which was created to demonstrate soil production through hygienic, aerobic no-dig composting, and growing permaculture-style organic food-forests in Hazelbrook, Blue Mountains.

Here is where the Earth Repair Charter Global Solution Strategy was conceived. It as become a highly refined guide to a safer, saner, healthier and happier future for all humanity.

When the Charter was developing, many endorsements from notable individuals and organisations were provided. We were thrilled to receive the following from Dr David Suzuki. See list under the Charter for other endorsements that reveal the true value of this global solution strategy.

All are invited to participate in helping advance this voluntary initiative.  By donating to help this work continue, you are investing into a more sustainable and  peaceful future.

Thanks in advance  for any small or large contribution.  Please subscribe and be in touch. 

Direct Credit to Commonwealth Bank Australia, Account name: Earth Repair Foundation, BSB: 062-559  Account # 0090 5301 or fill in the form below.

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