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Start page Idioma Original English Castellano Archivos Último momento Noticias Editoriales Eventos BioDevestation 2004 Sacramento Cancun Radio Temas: Biodiversity Biosafety Field trials Patents ... WTO Otros CMI www.indymedia.org Projects oceania print radio satellite tv ... video Africa ambazonia canarias estrecho / madiaq nigeria ... south africa Canada alberta hamilton maritimes montreal ... winnipeg East Asia japan manila qc Europe andorra antwerpen athens austria ... west vlaanderen Latin America argentina bolivia brasil chiapas ... uruguay Oceania adelaide aotearoa brisbane jakarta ... sydney South Asia india mumbai United States arizona arkansas atlanta austin ... western mass West Asia beirut israel palestine Process discussion fbi/legal updates indymedia faq mailing lists ... English (original) moth , 17.02.2004 18:56 With genetically engineered biotech crops taking over sustainable intercropping subsistence farming, the lives of African people are in the hands of multinational biotech corporations and their genetically engineered monoculture seeds.. All info below is 4 public domain, please forward to anyone if it helps stop the biotech corporations and their genetically engineered domination of biodiversity.. African Traditional Farming and Native Plant Gathering African people relied on traditional farming methods for thousands of years before European colonialism to ensure survival of crops and people. Intercropping is when several different plants are grown together in the same location, usually benefiting one another through symbiosis. Native food plants that were adapted to local climate and/or soil conditions were harvested and replanted also. Some of the most important plants for survival were yams, rice, groundnuts and maize. Traditional farming provides alternatives to the increasing pressure by multinational corporations and World Trade Organization (WTO) to introduce genetically engineered monoculture into Africa. The famine in many parts of Africa is a result of monoculture cash crops for export taking up land space and depleting soil by intensive overuse. By limiting export monoculture crops and restoring-maintaining traditional farming methods like intercropping, famine in Africa would be nearly eliminated.

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Tree Legends, Myths, and Wisdom Tales The Indigenous View When we view the history of man from the standpoint of his relationship to the natural world, incorporating and embracing that broader context that is acknowledged by indigenous cultures and perspectives, for example, a profound depth and beauty is revealed. This is normally experienced as the beauty of nature or the exhilaration one finds while trekking the great mountain ranges, hiking in the virgin rainforests, or otherwise allowing ourselves to fully experience our root connection with mother nature beyond as a mere subject/object realtionship. This is the daily experience and basis from which indigenous cultures interact. It is also the basis of indgenous healing systems, modern somatics, the deep ecology movement, and nature positive yoga all of whom recognize the primary imporatnce of this connection. The task of healing from an indigenous perspective then is to bring about man's primary re-connection with his roots, with vitality, with the life energy inherent in nature, with the power of evolution, nurture, and nature. Then one again will experience and embrac a vital, healthy, natural, and life affirming view a "reality" which embraces its own inherit self supporting healing intelligence. When immersed in that truly spontaneous indigenous and sacred space (the sacred indigenous mind) one has no option other than to "conclude" the affirmation of man's natural place in all of creation/evolution. Man thus knows who he is in the transpersonal and non-dual sense of All Our Relations. In that indigenous embrace, man no longer abstracts himself from the creative process, from creation/nature, and thus resides in his true self, capable only then of embodying his creator in creative and fulfilling natural expression/actions.

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