2024-10-31T18:45:28Z https://nostr.now Rebjane63 https://nostr.now/npub1fh3jlejm86pfcjnmh240chzaqt9psczg6pzj96zk7k9v3z9zpv5qkcx8fc https://m.primal.net/LoUx.jpg https://m.primal.net/LoUx.jpg https://nostr.now/nevent1qqst8tp0kmk2v6r57kx5vus774vep4xamqhcnv8dnk4kjn6gyjha79qzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js6mcgvx Credit: Pyramid Consciousness (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Most people try to fix the outside first. A chaotic environment, difficult people, a life that feels like it is constantly working against them, and the instinct is always to rearrange the external circumstances until things finally feel calm. The esoteric traditions suggest this gets the order of operations backwards.<br/><br/>The world you perceive is never neutral. It arrives filtered through the state of the perceiver, which means a mind in turmoil experiences a turbulent world almost by necessity, not because the world is objectively hostile but because disorder inside finds disorder to reflect outside. This is not mysticism dressed up as wishful thinking. It describes something you have likely felt directly, the way the exact same circumstance can feel unbearable on one day and manageable on another, depending entirely on what state you walked into it carrying.<br/><br/>This is the old principle of correspondence at work. As within, so without. The noise does not necessarily get quieter when you achieve internal stillness, your perception of it changes, and often the noise itself reorganizes in response, because less of your own chaos is being projected onto it. People, situations, even timing seem to cooperate differently once the internal climate shifts.<br/><br/>This is not an invitation to ignore real external problems. It is a reminder that the inner work usually has to come first, not as a reward for fixing the outer life, but as the actual condition that makes fixing it possible.&#34; #selfmastery<br/><br/>Art: Mariano Peccinetti<br/> 2026-10-26T12:30:34Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqspf22qxveufathlauzvul6k7y2g6ehugxl8rfwwaezs4km243c0aszypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jscjy8wq <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/c3b7b05bd22e0bb3a520bbee3394382aef73da2a16677b8bad9566e54a19185a.jpg"> #selfcare #Joy 2026-10-26T12:25:19Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqstez03hdhpsaff3lsedwdanfu6hv7uhu5dffmwlth2ut3pa70486szypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jse06z3h <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/9e147918e8a8c1548bd3be360f76c53e33b78fef614afe4ab011b20419edc68a.jpg"> 2026-10-26T12:21:07Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsr8mhqeafnxqyjzjlehkkth6e464czfw0awfy4cu5va495nqm95hczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsfazxcv <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/2bd7bcf19c14ffcf9ea63601515ca002c41a3e776b4554a092ece097970a7f6e.jpg"> #LOL 2026-10-25T12:02:20Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqst2j00gra86ndf2w5pza2jjs09x64207xkajnwk3sms552h5ahkmgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js4p9q4z In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsyz43ckw2eulkqq0kegpnkr9ky6wtldqt43kjfx2wfawppedmchnsdx4rq4'>nevent1q…4rq4</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Someone just told me they did make it into a movie-- in 1982. It was called Lois Gibbs and the Love C<br/>anal. Lois was played by Marsha Mason. <br/> 2026-10-24T13:49:05Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsyz43ckw2eulkqq0kegpnkr9ky6wtldqt43kjfx2wfawppedmchnszypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js5yd3q4 This would make a great movie!<br/>Credit: The Missing Plague (Facebook)<br/>&#34;The government told 800 families their DNA was mutating from the Love Canal toxic waste. The government also told them they could not leave.<br/>By the spring of 1980, the neighborhood in Niagara Falls, New York, had a known arithmetic. Twenty thousand tons of buried chemical sludge. Miscarriages. Birth defects. Childhood asthma. Epilepsy. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, the Hooker Chemical Company used an unfinished canal as a dumping ground for industrial waste.<br/>They filled the trench with steel drums. They covered it with dirt. They sold it to the city for one dollar. The city built an entire working class neighborhood and an elementary school directly on top of the chemical graveyard.<br/>For two years, the residents pleaded with the state about the Love Canal toxic waste. They carried signs. They attended the meetings. They watched black sludge seep through their basement walls after heavy rains. They watched chemical burns appear on their children&#39;s feet after playing in the yard.<br/>In 1978, the state health department found toxic chemicals in the indoor air of the homes. The government told them to stay.<br/>In 1979, the state found dioxin in the soil. It is one of the most lethal chemicals known to humanity. The government told them to stay.<br/>In early 1980, the EPA found elevated rates of miscarriages and congenital defects. The government told them to stay.<br/>On May 17, the Environmental Protection Agency released a new medical study. It revealed severe chromosomal damage among the residents. The blood of the neighborhood was literally breaking apart.<br/>The federal response remained rigidly bureaucratic. A handful of pregnant women and young children were temporarily moved to motels. The rest of the 800 families were told to remain in their homes. To wait. To continue breathing the air and drinking the water while Washington debated funding and jurisdiction.<br/>Lois Gibbs was a 28 year old mother with two sick children. She was the president of the local homeowners association. She had no background in politics, no legal degree, and no experience with federal negotiations. She was simply tired of watching her neighbors die while waiting for permission to live.<br/>On Monday, May 19, two EPA officials arrived at the association&#39;s makeshift office. The office was an abandoned house sitting directly inside the contamination zone. They were dispatched to manage the public relations fallout of the chromosome study.<br/>Dr. Frank Nepal and Dr. James Melius stood in the living room. They wore suits. They offered procedural timelines and calm assurances to a panicked community.<br/>Outside, the street was boiling over. Five hundred furious residents gathered on the lawn. They were terrified. They were shouting. Some poured gasoline on the pavement to spell out messages for the news helicopters overhead.<br/>The temperature in the neighborhood was rising by the minute. The two federal representatives looked out the window. They realized the mood had turned entirely hostile. They told Gibbs they needed to leave.<br/>At the time, the United States had no legal framework for the wholesale relocation of a poisoned town. The concept of an environmental disaster superfund did not exist. Evacuating hundreds of working class families required an ad hoc presidential declaration.<br/>Federal agencies were intensely reluctant to set a precedent that would hold the government financially liable for industrial negligence. The stalling was not accidental. It was policy.<br/>Gibbs looked at the two men. She looked at the crowd outside the window. She realized that polite petitions had reached their absolute limit.<br/>She made a decision that crossed the line from civil disobedience into a federal crime.<br/>&#34;You are not going anywhere,&#34; she told them.<br/>Gibbs walked to the front door. She locked the deadbolt. She dragged furniture across the floor to barricade the exits. She instructed her neighbors inside the house to block the hallways with their bodies.<br/>Outside, the crowd understood exactly what was happening. They linked arms. They formed a thick human wall around the property. The officials were physically trapped.<br/>Gibbs walked to the telephone. She called the White House.<br/>She was transferred to a desk in Washington. She delivered a flat ultimatum to the administration of President Jimmy Carter. She demanded the immediate evacuation of all remaining families in the neighborhood.<br/>If the White House did not agree to move them by Wednesday at noon, she would not answer for what the five hundred people outside would do to the two men in her living room.<br/>The standoff began. The FBI called the house. The agent on the line threatened to arrest her for the kidnapping of federal officers.<br/>Gibbs did not blink. She held her ground. She kept the men confined for five hours. She let the tension escalate.<br/>She let the national news cameras roll on the standoff. The desperation of Niagara Falls was broadcast into every living room in America. In a bizarre display of domesticity mixed with a felony, she fed the captive officials homemade sandwiches and poured them coffee while holding them against their will.<br/>She was perfectly polite. She was also immovable.<br/>They asked for a timeline. She gave them a hostage situation.<br/>When she finally unbarred the doors and allowed the men to walk through the furious crowd to safety, the leverage had permanently shifted. She forced a local health complaint into a national crisis. The federal government could no longer look away or hide behind procedural delays.<br/>Two days later, the White House announced the emergency relocation of the remaining families.<br/>The standoff forced Congress to act. Before the year was over, the government created the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act. The entire multibillion dollar mechanism the country now uses to clean up toxic sites exists because a housewife locked a door.<br/>The federal government eventually bought the houses in the neighborhood and demolished them. The original containment zone was fenced off, capped with thick clay, and surrounded by a drainage trench. The chemical company ultimately paid millions in restitution.<br/>Today, the exact area where the hostage standoff took place is covered by a sprawling, manicured field of green grass. There are no historical markers noting what happened there. Just white PVC pipes sticking out of the dirt, quietly venting the pressure from the ground below.<br/>Lois Gibbs: the woman who took the government hostage to save her town.&#34;<br/>Source: Lois Gibbs.<br/>Verified via: Environmental Protection Agency Archives, The New York Times (May 1980).<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/5ec5e057f4af29d0f44d6e1b1cd5f82f0af62393636f89ee8a89dfc30cb76d7b.jpg"> 2026-10-24T12:01:40Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsgdtcq8md8gl7nxezkfj5a4pfvt0q6umq564kdu4g5r43zdz8k8ygzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jssc50s9 Credit: The History Book (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Trick-or-treating started as a deal with the dead — and it&#39;s a lot older than most people realize.<br/>As far back as 1511, poor adults and children across Britain and Ireland would go door-to-door during the days surrounding All Saints&#39; and All Souls&#39; Day — a period called Allhallowtide — offering something surprisingly valuable in exchange for food.<br/>They offered prayers.<br/>The practice was called souling. Visitors would knock on a door and promise to pray for the souls of the household&#39;s deceased relatives. In return, the family would hand over small baked goods called soul cakes, often marked with a cross. 🕯️<br/>It wasn&#39;t begging, exactly. The poor visitor was presenting themselves as someone who could do something spiritually useful for a grieving family. Poverty became a kind of religious role.<br/>Scotland and Ireland took a slightly different approach with a related custom called guising. Instead of offering prayers, children would disguise themselves and perform — a song, a poem, a joke — and earn food or money for the entertainment. It was essentially &#34;a trick for a treat&#34; centuries before that phrase existed.<br/>Think about that. A child in 16th-century Edinburgh might pull on a disguise, knock on a neighbor&#39;s door, recite a verse, and walk away with something to eat. The basic structure of what millions of American kids do every October 31 was already there.<br/>What makes this history interesting is what the exchange actually connected: the poor, the grieving, and the dead. Families were motivated to give because they believed prayers from visitors might genuinely help their deceased relatives. The doorstep transaction was serious spiritual business. ☩<br/>The custom traveled to North America largely through Irish and Scottish immigration, and trick-or-treating took hold in the United States in a recognizable modern form by the 1920s.<br/>Along the way, the prayers disappeared and the candy arrived. But the bones of the ritual stayed exactly the same — a child crosses a threshold, performs or presents themselves, and the household gives something in return.<br/>The costumes, the door-to-door visits, the exchange, the focus on the dead — none of it was invented by candy companies or Hollywood. It grew from medieval Christian observances about remembering the dead and a society where the poor had very little to offer except their prayers. &#34;🎃<br/>Sources: Oxford Dictionary of English Folklore, Hutton&#39;s Stations of the Sun, Historical Halloween Records<br/>#Halloween #HiddenHistory #TrickOrTreat #AllHallows <br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/4907381c5b0e0e964cfc60465c5d407038010209714e3020ad21c8a91a136387.jpg"> 2026-10-24T11:41:22Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqspfz27s7wd3u0rtjr0n947xuas9z3tyxvxcppxsqhgjhkyq00rjggzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsmnafq8 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstvcggjzaaugugyg9vd4xcuwz3qx7kk85dt5el9p7x5zkv7gn7svs8x536w'>nevent1q…536w</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Thanks for clearing that up. 2026-10-21T00:05:41Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs2f87tm2j30hnygtk83stwvwncl42776zyjr45av5qswpnluqwt9czypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsdhlusm Credit: The Cosmis Dancer (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Carl Jung describes a paradigm shift in understanding the spiritual path: rather than climbing up a ladder seeking perfection, we are unfolding into wholeness.<br/>We are not trying to transcend or vanquish the difficult energies that we consider ‘wrong’ – the fear, shame, jealousy, anger.<br/>This only creates a shadow that fuels our sense of deficiency.<br/>Rather we are learning to turn around and embrace this life, in all its realness – broken, messy, vivid, alive.&#34; #selfmastery #wholeness<br/>~ Tara Brach<br/>[Art: Yossi Kotler] <br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/bbe133c6056b7e8281990b6d7b1625de7209aedd353f7477f70e7383080a3166.jpg"> 2026-10-20T12:19:44Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsypvnj3dwjqcyh4etq6nqax9ys4xfy9wmfqvx3y3wmh3r9w8jx4nczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsyrdx3d Credit: Denise Hudson F<br/>&#34;Dates: Nature’s Perfect Energy Food<br/>Loaded with vital minerals<br/>Dates are rich in iron, calcium, magnesium, and potassium — all essential for strong bones, heart health, and muscle function.<br/>A source of important vitamins<br/>They provide B vitamins like niacin and thiamine, which support metabolism, brain function, and energy production.<br/>Excellent for digestion<br/>With their high fiber content, dates promote smooth digestion, prevent constipation, and help maintain gut balance.<br/>Natural energy booster<br/>Thanks to their natural sugars — glucose, fructose, and sucrose — dates give an instant energy lift, making them perfect for athletes or as a healthy afternoon snack.<br/>A survival superfood<br/>When paired with water, dates can sustain the body for long periods, providing hydration, strength, and nourishment even in harsh conditions.<br/>Together, dates and water form a simple yet powerful combination — a natural source of vitality and balance for the entire body.&#34; #survivalfood #dates<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/7a935a75927705466195005746e0835e69d411bafa409b491046d2b3cde31232.jpg"> 2026-10-18T12:14:36Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqst4r3hapc0q3z5wsyfa2vrnld9dzurey75xr32m0mkx5gh42e8wzszypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js37aztv <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/6baf8e745c6791e97ca454acc8607376cb166e36c9e454605cc366749227460e.jpg"> 2026-10-18T12:06:45Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsfckdtympw5h6xjd7u8lwx7swrthqxn9gjplz0qwfe9v9c4tvs26szypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js4hdxmz <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/7056e4e541950ccb7694f994f66aeeb84ab7b9039612891d160d5ccee6d0f6bc.jpg"> #LOL 2026-10-18T11:49:53Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsq33g80rzpvcw9fuet30703va0p2egc3hh2nxqf4pzqmcapsvum3czypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsx6ncqe Credit: Pyramid Consciousness (Facebook)<br/>&#34;A snake does not shed its skin because it wants to look different. It sheds because the old skin has become a prison. What once protected the body now restricts it, and if the snake refuses to split it open and crawl free, the skin that was meant to serve life becomes the thing that ends it.<br/>Nietzsche saw the same law operating in the mind. An opinion is not meant to be a monument. It is meant to be a living response to a living reality, and reality does not hold still. The moment you decide a belief is finished, permanent, no longer open to revision, you have done to your mind what the trapped snake does to its body. You have let the old shape calcify around something that was supposed to keep growing.<br/>This is uncomfortable to hear in a culture that treats changing your mind as weakness, as inconsistency, as something to apologize for. But rigidity is not strength. It only looks like strength from the outside, the way a fossil looks solid because it no longer moves. A mind that cannot update, that defends its old positions out of identity rather than truth, has already stopped being a mind in the fullest sense. It has become a monument to what it once understood.<br/>The real discipline is not holding on. It is knowing when to split the skin open and step into the next shape, even when the old one still fits well enough to be comfortable.&#34;<br/>#PyramidConsciousness #Nietzsche #Consciousness #InnerWork<br/> 2026-10-18T11:49:26Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsg0m72nq7u4aqv4qzxrka448y4yz3w4xssgqvzv50tfekjjajeaqgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jslw4kq3 Credit: Pyramid Consciousness (Facebook)<br/>&#34;A snake does not shed its skin because it wants to look different. It sheds because the old skin has become a prison. What once protected the body now restricts it, and if the snake refuses to split it open and crawl free, the skin that was meant to serve life becomes the thing that ends it.<br/>Nietzsche saw the same law operating in the mind. An opinion is not meant to be a monument. It is meant to be a living response to a living reality, and reality does not hold still. The moment you decide a belief is finished, permanent, no longer open to revision, you have done to your mind what the trapped snake does to its body. You have let the old shape calcify around something that was supposed to keep growing.<br/>This is uncomfortable to hear in a culture that treats changing your mind as weakness, as inconsistency, as something to apologize for. But rigidity is not strength. It only looks like strength from the outside, the way a fossil looks solid because it no longer moves. A mind that cannot update, that defends its old positions out of identity rather than truth, has already stopped being a mind in the fullest sense. It has become a monument to what it once understood.<br/>The real discipline is not holding on. It is knowing when to split the skin open and step into the next shape, even when the old one still fits well enough to be comfortable.&#34;<br/>#PyramidConsciousness #Nietzsche #Consciousness #InnerWork<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/17a873ce96e0ff47f538e351b1b8fe0968e8fc10a7bb0445df587c7acf2da918.jpg"> 2026-10-17T12:39:30Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsxeeh02dv45mdwehxe889apx403r6x8k38llc0chpltrhldwqyjhgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsnsuq7r Credit: Ancient Daily Secrets (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Did you know? Every single day, in millions of kitchens, people prepare healthy side dishes by taking a bunch of fresh asparagus, bending each spear until the thick, woody, pale bottom section snaps off, and throwing massive piles of these tough stems directly into the garbage. We view these woody ends as completely inedible, fibrous botanical waste. However, from a strict biochemical and hepatic (liver) standpoint, discarding these stems means you are actively throwing away one of the most powerful, heavy-duty detoxifying medicines the plant produces.<br/>Nutritional science reveals a massive chemical disparity within the vegetable: while the soft green tips are delicious, the tough, discarded woody bases contain astronomical concentrations of an amino acid compound called Glutathione, alongside high levels of Asparagine.<br/>Glutathione is universally recognized by science as the body’s &#34;master antioxidant.&#34; While chewing the woody stems is highly unpleasant, extracting their medicine is incredibly simple. If you take the discarded stems and boil them in water for 30 minutes, you create an intensely medicinal, highly cleansing vegetable broth. When consumed, this broth floods your bloodstream with glutathione, traveling directly to your liver and forcefully commanding it to break down accumulated alcohol toxins, heavy metals, and cellular waste. Instead of buying expensive synthetic detox supplements, you can unlock a massive biological liver-flush using the exact waste you normally throw away.&#34;<br/>#FoodWaste #LiverDetox #Glutathione #AsparagusStems #HolisticNutrition<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/648385b4f75081f551ac899d8aacb4fbb7e3631344a8457aa5ec19dc5c680557.jpg"> 2026-10-17T11:57:25Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsv292z8xcktt0zwcmp5rfd3mwkcgm7nxkpz4gh2jczne5esla73wgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js4s2ycy Credit : Seer &amp; Sage (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed, by the masses.&#34; ~ Plato<br/>If your eyes are opened to a reality that others refuse to acknowledge, can you survive the cold isolation of being the only one awake?<br/>To perceive the truth requires a departure from the comforting illusions that bind a society together. When you strip away collective myths, you find yourself standing alone in a naked reality. The masses cling to shared shadows because the light is too blinding and the truth is too heavy to carry.<br/>True wisdom often brings a profound loneliness. Those who break the chains of cultural conditioning are frequently met with mockery or hostility. You must decide if the clarity of sight is worth the price of being an outcast among your own kin.<br/>Art by 9Gag<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/4bdb5c63a41db5b12487d47cd65a572d7931a5af2fc4d560550c8a95dd52f42f.jpg"> 2026-10-16T13:14:43Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsty2njtz7jfkanwfurexhqus4k8p3jzuwcctxx92m6rsygqwk43fgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsudy20x <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/0f3112009727c56848aa845e3b5e33d058778cfa59b6a33f9e03a828e05caca9.jpg"> #parenting 2026-10-15T12:32:01Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsqwldhxywyw5hnakat29k0hdyn2emsp92dgmjeq0zle6rjve9kqygzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsjnr2kg <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/62f87f4b9ed799285c14235065b09b7f44458d055b5a7c2ce1ef4c9ad4fb6021.jpg"> 2026-10-14T13:13:22Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs272aeuvucwcnd5k6ss6gxuxrnpj7faphmh0hc0r9tnzt2caz6pxgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsfg33z0 <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/24b6090cb9a815b561aab3e4b9a63cce867b966b722a198ae3b7687e5a6a1070.jpg"> #naturalremedies 2026-10-11T12:09:24Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsvxyeacle06gunmvcsq3qm5lez460kqy5spp4kl3q48tqwkyptemczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsjaq0t8 <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/1c84bedcf9b621621d1158aa9459447b13839790f3a7097d0c66f35bb13723a9.jpg"> #RedPill #PSYOP 2026-10-09T13:25:46Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqspt3yh4wqlekrauc9qwrmp28xht7kwtwcxdejnqw42ex2ldmxydyqzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsf8lhvn In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsqqqqxg0cqtqh2mdjev2qg22ljedy536wxufhwctvl396fv2zxgysa30umj'>nevent1q…0umj</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>good one! 2026-10-09T01:08:09Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsdy70vzpp0umr3c6qhkqgrz86x7fx983uqudmvmhuflawdvhqantczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js34g3c7 <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/adf7e41f5b6243e07df98c5a7594c25b3bc00db41e76d228933a65eb318d8622.jpg"> 2026-10-08T13:24:44Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqszr0uwlvdqurd57rdshq8x62x99r6cxg03a9eexqtnj6sa2eclgrqzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js3ewltj Credit: CherokeeCommunity (Facebook)<br/>&#34;A major land return in Maine is reconnecting the Penobscot Nation with thousands of acres near Katahdin and the East Branch of the Penobscot River.<br/>On September 16, 2026, the Penobscot Nation regained 11,297 acres of ancestral homeland through a partnership with Trust for Public Land. The transfer completes the first phase of the Wáhsehtəkʷ land-return effort, which seeks to return more than 30,000 acres to the Nation.<br/>The land lies near Katahdin, a place of deep cultural significance to the Penobscot people, and along the East Branch of the Penobscot River, known as Wáhsehtəkʷ. The newly returned area includes 15 miles of cold-water streams and 865 acres of ponds and wetlands, with habitat for Atlantic salmon, brook trout, moose and other wildlife.<br/>The Nation has already begun stewardship work, including water-quality monitoring and wildlife surveys. These early efforts will help guide future forest management, ecological monitoring and care for waterways and habitat.<br/>The returned property is currently owned as fee land, with the Nation hoping to eventually place it into federal trust. That distinction matters because trust land can provide tribal nations with greater authority over land use and governance.<br/>The broader project is also connected to Tributary Land Returns, a collaboration involving the four federally recognized Wabanaki Nations in Maine and conservation partners working on land-return projects across the state.<br/>Fundraising continues for the remaining phases. Trust for Public Land and the Penobscot Nation have raised $20.7 million toward a $32.5 million goal. A longer-term goal includes improving southern access to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, which could also affect nearby communities in the Katahdin region.<br/>What are your thoughts on this first phase of the Wáhsehtəkʷ land return?<br/>#PenobscotNation #Wabanaki #IndigenousHistory #Conservation<br/>Sources: Tribalbusinessnews, Maine Morning Star, Mainecampus<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/2d7e4d140dd764e0ccde5c83c0a45756bfa5b8aa942fd18551783a4d28fed397.jpg"> 2026-10-07T14:08:18Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs22mc5elhzrsyz39e4delwg495m6gqy8g6duj840m0d8jh4gxexaczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsw2wu92 <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/ab964a25b6038f88e6860a855455a9136b7889efc79d2b8a3a4b14d9e161eda0.jpg"> 2026-10-07T12:05:57Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs079mms5je8agxw35qsfyygy4s9kuklfq70t7ax7atfdnwkjrkkxgzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsy0zl3g <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/331e494199d150a497162d1e731d642ff9f1b38bc9a33485ea68488be29ae87c.jpg"> #DHLawrence #ApocalypseBook 2026-10-05T13:49:48Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsr5z88hfxeg2uqa09vqadnkjkvdm97yzdtxuz62qm0mwy3lrqqy5gzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsxjmtga Credit: Spiritual Titans (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Some of the deepest awakenings happen when life removes the option to stay comfortable. A moment arrives when you can no longer avoid what you know, and every choice begins to reveal who you are becoming.<br/>Fear will ask you to remain small, silent, and familiar. Truth will ask you to move, speak, release, or stand alone if necessary.<br/>That is where inner strength is forged.<br/>A spiritual warrior is not someone who never feels fear. It is someone who learns not to let fear make the final decision.<br/>Each time you choose honesty over avoidance, courage over conformity, and awareness over reaction, your inner authority becomes stronger.<br/>The path may not always feel peaceful while you are walking it, but integrity creates a deeper peace than comfort ever could.<br/>Every courageous choice teaches your soul that truth is worth trusting.<br/>Save this post if you are learning to choose truth even when fear is loud, and share it with someone who is being called to stand stronger in their own path. ✨&#34; #SelfMastery<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/97705d5c9a075870ee8ec726119cb26620c14dbdb8b62b9a5e3f9258ca1fdb7a.jpg"> 2026-10-04T12:16:01Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsd84tatur3fde96sqkjqm36mcmmwrqfqfxpsnvf9cnvvalmu5a8ngzypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jszxg8gd <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/55ce67dddb32d1750430c4d3cd53b98d00eb3ce15667780509d343c1a7b76ae8.jpg"> #compassion 2026-10-03T12:36:19Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqspz5php7gf0xr3u35axxlt78nxvyqe0tevs80jrl7l9fx8p7nrw2szypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsyccus7 <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/41be85d896dcaad7c99af4f3406bbf97e519258295a7df1b802f91d020b633ca.jpg"> #ErichFromm 2026-10-03T11:55:36Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsryva0kcwc5jnwxyt22cx74qa2f6je2lmp7423vuxpz8jcr0u8fhszypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9jsj0fkcd Credit: PowWows.com<br/>&#34;The return of roughly 1,600 acres along the Missouri River to the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska marked the restoration of land that had been separated from the Tribe for decades. The transfer followed federal legislation and brought the Winnebago Bend Wildlife Area into the Winnebago Reservation.&#34; <br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/e2661379c32725af646a1c484a55a7914bb9fc3751e3d19033201b7d17b5c1e8.jpg"> 2026-10-03T11:53:22Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqswuun95eyewgrfqfkr8mtqfajzqg0rp8q2z3u8n9sqyvtq7h5kykczypx7xtlxtvlg98z20wa24lzut5pv5xrqfrgy2ghg2m6c4jyg5g9js6wwzvc Credit: PowWows.com (Facebook)<br/>&#34;Montana state education officials, students, families, and Tribal Nations reached a settlement aimed at strengthening enforcement of Indian Education for All, the state’s constitutional commitment to teaching students about the histories, cultures, governments, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. 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