tea during the cosmic battle of the omni… or like bungle said there's a tractor in my balls again.
‘there is no time in modern agriculture for a farmer to write a poem or compose a song.’ – Masanobu Fukuoka
So over 60 years he developed a system of natural farming without the use of pesticides or fertilizers and produced similar yields to conventional farmers. And still had time to rap and make beats.
His seminal natural farming book, The One-Straw Revolution, was published by Rodale Press in 1978.
upcoming doco to keep an eye out for. “no one gets up in the morning saying i want to go buy a genetically engineered food. they offer no benefits. no more nutrition, no more flavor, no nothing. they only offer risks”.
with the whirl winds around us it easy to get distracted from the real issues. GE food is a systemic attack on our health and ability to live as sovereign beings. it’s a simple concept to get a grip on. the harder threshold to cross is that there is a system in place that knowingly designed it this way. yes its about profits, but keeping us from being healthy sovereign beings is really the big picture. its the beginning of a rabbits hole that ends with the choice of remaining a healthy sovereign being, or not.
NASA are down in Sao Paulo right now recording their new album. keep an eye out for this killer doco of their last album that’s coming out in the next few months. these guys know how it’s done.
TV on the Radio pretty much just fucking rule. i’m not sure if VEVO corporate will let me embed their new album movie thingy here… but this will at least take you to it on youtube:
opening the fridge door of the multidimensional spectrum. tapping into the electrical-impulse languages and bypassing the dominant/irrelevant institutions with direct cognition. riding expanded… and on the spot.
in symbol-code agreement. playground fluid.
last time in newcastle it was a borderline industrial ghost town, home to Bloody Fist Records and the kind of place where fights start just by looking people in the eye. but it had this intensity about it that’s so cool.
LUCID Newcastle section from Nicholas Damen on Vimeo.