Something is happening, but you don't know what it is.

 To all the believers and perceivers out there it is clear that the world we used to know is changing. The natural beauty and abundance that was our inheritance has been spent without restraint until much of it is nearly gone. In its place is a rapidly diminishing and threatening environment that is our children's inheritance. It will become the world they know and the world we once knew will be forgotten.


There are the beginnings of gatherings of those who see the change and this can be a start towards a new world if not a recreation of the world we knew.

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