It’s not what you think
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on May 22, 2017
Beautiful. Powerful. TRUTHFUL. If you or someone you love is struggling with the dark and looming shadow, often disguised in rainbows and smiles, Help.
Examining the Reasons for Ending the Cancer Risk Study
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on May 22, 2017
This is simply, scary.
Scott Burnell
Public Affairs Officer
One way NRC regulations protect communities around U.S. nuclear power plants is by requiring the plants to regularly sample air, water, and vegetation around their sites. Results of this sampling are sent to the NRC (and in some cases state agencies) to show only very tiny amounts of radioactive material are released during normal operations.
Even with this scrutiny — and a 1990 study showing no difference in cancer mortality rates between those living near U.S. reactors and those living elsewhere — questions persist about cancer risk from nearby reactors. The NRC had worked with the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) since 2010 on a study into the potential cancer risk of living near a U.S. nuclear power plant. But we ended this work earlier this month after a hard look at the low likelihood of getting usable results in a reasonable time frame.
Why…
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PRESS RELEASE VOICES 4 MOTHER EARTH
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on February 16, 2016
Millemont, France 6–11 December 2015
Wisdom keepers call for unified action for the next seven generations
Millemont – The Voices 4 Mother Earth gathering led by wisdom keepers from around the world – Indigenous elders, scientists, farmers, youth and more – call for unified action to ensure that the next seven generations have a world in which they can live.
Young wisdom keepers Taimiroa Pajimola (center) and Lindar Winnie Otieno (right) , reading the Vision Statement of the Voices 4 Mother Earth gathering to the press on the Seine river in front of the Notre Dame on Sunday the Sixth of December.
We stand here as Voices 4 Mother Earth, who have gathered from all directions in Millemont near Paris, in a parallel event to the COP21.
In our gathering we have experienced and acknowledged that WE ARE ALL ONE.
We are all indigenous to this planet, Mother Earth is…
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What Forgiveness Does.
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on February 6, 2013
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on December 2, 2012
I don’t remember much of China.
To not be cold, Please let me get warm, I remember this. To stay in my hotel room and watch the ice skaters on the Houhai Lake from 16 floors up, Please I promise I will eat if I don’t die from frostbite. Am I dying? I remember that.
That’s really all I wanted at the time: to not be cold. (I was always so cold.) To dream of what I would eat. More white rice than I had ever allowed myself to have in the past . I didn’t trust any of the food, (not just there but anywhere during that period of my life, and especially in China where I had no idea what I was eating except it was in a brown sauce). I will just have white rice I would ask someone who looked like they spoke English to…
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Cancer Took My Leg Not My Spirit.
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on July 31, 2012
Yoga & Poetry, Opening to Flow. The Incredible Poet & Yogini Leza Lowitz Guest Posts.
Posted by lhotsehawk in GEMS on April 28, 2012
Welcome to The Manifestation-Station. Today’s guest post by the incomparable Leza Lowitz is such an treat that it has left me speechless. (For me, that is saying a lot.)
Leza writes below: Can we see our world and everything in it as nothing less than miraculous and divine? This, in itself, is enough to stop me in my tracks. Just stop and take that line in. It is so in alignment with how I am living my life and what I am teaching that surely it is no coincidence that the lovely Leza is here with us today.
After my friend Steve Bridges passed away 2 months ago, my dear friend Lhotse Hawk sent me a book in the mail. I was very touched by this gesture and sat the book by my bed for a few weeks, as I tend to do.
Then it started calling to me…
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