Why do these environmentalists focus only on trees and forget our oceans. If Amazonia is the Earth’s green lung, the Ocean is undoubtedly its blue lung. Half of the oxygen we breathe comes from plankton, more specifically from the photosynthetic organisms that produce oxygen, as any land plant would do. Moreover, the impact of the global ocean on the climate system doesn’t end there. These organisms emit a huge amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, but they also consume carbon dioxide, the famous CO2. During the last decades, the ocean has thus slowed the pace of climate change by absorbing nearly 30% of anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide. Several mechanisms participate in this gigantic carbon pump: 1) The oceans naturally trap through their physical and chemical properties a portion of the atmospheric CO2 that they carry into the depths; 2) Phytoplankton – the “vegetal” plankton – captures carbon dioxide and transforms it into oxygen during photosynthesis; 3) Droppings and remains of planktonic organisms slowly sink to the bottom of the ocean. This shower of carbon-rich organic particles – external skeletons, shells and calcareous envelopes of microorganisms – will end up buried in the sediment on the ocean floor and gradually be transformed into hydrocarbons. This process, known as carbon sequestration, is in other words a huge carbon sink. By observing this shower of organic fragments at various depths, a simple yet striking fact can be pointed out: the deeper the depth, the fewer particles there are. In the end, only a small proportion of fragments – in the range of 1 to 10% – will reach the ocean floor. In reality, a large part of these particles will be consumed on their way down by other planktonic organisms. Scientists speak of carbon remineralization, ie, the transformation of organic matter into inorganic matter – in this case, CO2. For instance, instead of ending up as oil, a fraction of algae will be eaten by a small crustacean. The carbon the algae contains will be assimilated by the crustacean and then be rejected as CO2 through breathing.

At our root, we are one; we are whole and equal. We are ever-evolving masterpieces in motion, rooted in a cosmic timelessness that has always been and always shall be. Each human was granted a body to experience the phenomenal world and a mind to experience the imaginal world; the phenomenal world is created from the imaginal world. Thus the mental universe consists of different thinking layers; the level of thinking you tune into determines the type of questions you ask and the answers you get. Active participation in the “inner work” defines specific keys that give meaning to life and elevate the spirit to comprehend and experience a higher harmony in the universe. As the new timespace emerges as a field of reorganized perception, a shift in energy patterns takes place. Everything is happening simultaneously within one vast radial matrix of intersecting time waves. Knowledge is revealed and given for awakening the human before death so that he/she can realize the cosmic being now. The soul urges the human to grow... "A human being is a part of the whole called by us "the universe," a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separate from the rest-a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of a prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of understanding and compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty." —Albert Einstein

I am not a part of any egocentric society. Nor am I bound to any self-glorified nationality. I am not a prisoner of any imaginary boarders. I do not recognize different races within the human species. Nor do I look upon other beings as inferiors. I am not controlled by dogma. I am guided by morality, love and inner calmness. I am a being of the universe. Everything is me and I am everything. We are one. We are spirit. Before I leave this World I will have bocome Kosmosapiens.