Global Warming Homa Therapy Revised

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GLOBAL WARMING&

HOMA THERAPY


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Some Disturbing Truths

Mumbais Nariman Point will be submerged by Year 2020Mumbais Nariman Point will be submerged by Year 2020

40% ofHimalayan glaciers would vanish by Year 203540% ofHimalayan glaciers would vanish by Year 2035

50 million people in coastal belt will bedisplaced by year 210050 million people in coastal belt will bedisplaced by year 2100

There is not enough time left, just 8 years to save the planetThere is not enough time left, just 8 years to save the planet

-Times of India, 8th May, 2007 quoting Intergovernmental Panel on

Climate Change)-a UN body represented by 105 countries

comprising of 30 of the worlds top scientists .

Climate changemay lead to global catastrophe

costing millions oflives & is a far great threat

than terrorism - Pentagon


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Daily Jagaran

25th June 2008


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POWER OUT FOR 5 MINUTE ON PLANET EARTH

The Alliance for the Planet, a group ofenvironmental associations on the Feb 1, 07in the biggest mobilization of Citizens againstGlobal Warming, called for to create 5minutes of electrical rest for the planet.

People in Eastern North America turn offtheir lights & electrical appliances onFeb 1, 07, between 1.55 pm & 2 pm,[18.55 for London, & 19.55 for Paris & Italy,

10.55 am on North America]

This is not just for saving electricity butgetting the attention of media, politicians, &ourselves.

5 minutes of electrical down time send amessage to all political leaders that GW is anissue that needs to come first & foremost inpolitical debate. GW affects & involves us all& provides an occasion to show howimportant GW is to us.


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What is Global Warming ?

Global warming* is a gradualincrease in planet-widetemperatures

Earth has been hottest in at least400 years, & possibly even the last2,000 years.

Studies indicate that averageglobal surface temperature hasincreased by approx. 0.5-1.0F(0.3-0.6C) over the last century.

This warming is largely attributed

to the increase of greenhousegases# in the Earth's upperatmosphere * hereinafter GW

# hereinafter GHG


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IPCC Report States .. GW is now unequivocal & that human activity

very likely has been the primary cause of rising

temperatures worldwide since 1950.

It also says that GW is likely to continue for

centuries, & that it is already too late to stop someof the serious consequences

it will bringeven if

mankind could somehow

hold the line on GHGemissions worldwide

starting today.


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Greenhouse EffectDark Earth absorbs sunlight.

Earth warms up & radiates

heat. Greenhouse gases in

the air intercept some

outgoing radiation & re-radiate

it back down.This warms Earth more.

More GHGs = warmer still.

Cyclic changes in solar output have warmed & cooled

earth modestly. By now, human GHG warm earth much

more than solar changes do. Light surfaces reflect

sunlight. Those surfaces dont warm earth much.


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GREEN HOUSE GASSES

GHG traps heat more effectively & occur

naturally in the environment & also result from

human activities.

These gasses are:

Water vapor

Carbon dioxide

Methane

Nitrous oxide


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Water Vapor is most abundantmost abundant GHG which reaches atmosphere

through evaporation from ocean, lakes & rivers.

CO2 is 2nd most abundant GHG that flows into atmosphere fromburning of fossil fuels, solid wastes, wood, vehicles exhaust, power

generation, & human respiration. It allows light to pass through but

traps heat. CO2 absorbs certain wavelengths of energy thereby allowing

radiation from the sun can enter atmosphere as light. Once this light

hits the ground, it turns into heat which radiates back into atmosphere& out into space. CO2 traps some of the heat.

Nitrous Oxide is a powerful GHG released by burning fossil fuels & traps

300X more heat than CO2. Its concentration has increased by 17%

Methane is an effective insulator trapping over 20X more heat than

CO2. Since start of industrial revolution, its amount in atmosphere hasmore than doubled. The digestive processes of cattle, sheep, deer,

venting of natural gas & waste decomposition in landfills are its major

sources.


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In 1750, CO2 level was about 281 PPM. Today it is368, up by 31%. If current predictions prove accurate,

by 2100 , CO2 will reach 970 PPM (300% prior to the

industrial revolution). CO2 persist for about 100CO2 persist for about 100

years, soeven ifwe stoppedemitting it right now weyears, soeven ifwe stoppedemitting it right now wewould still feel theeffects for decades.would still feel theeffects for decades.

CO2 Emissions to Atmosphere

Svante ArrheniusSvante Arrhenius

estimated 100 years agoestimated 100 years agothat a doubling ofCO2that a doubling ofCO2

would create a 4would create a 4ooC rise inC rise in

temperature.temperature.


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IMPACT OF GLOBAL WARMINGIMPACT OF GLOBAL WARMING

In a recent study* losses estimates due to GW are:

1 - 2 % of GDP in 2050,

2 - 8 % of GDP by 2100, &

5 - 14 % of GDP by 2200.

* Stern Study


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As per scientists prediction the warmed world will bemore humid & hot which will result in more water

evaporation fromearth.

Humid weather will enhance rainfall but with change

pattern & high intensity.

Storm will bemore strong & frequent.

Weather pattern are suspected to be less predictable

& moreextreme.

CLIMATE


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Melting Ice in the Arctic & Sea Level

20042002 2003

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1980

2002 2003 2004

Sea level world wide rose 10-20 cm in 20th century

In 21st century IPCC predicts a rise of 9 to 88 cm .

It will submerge 6% of Netherlands, 17.5% of Bangladesh

& many Island will disappear.


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Deserts Are Already Spreading.50 Year Trend in Palmer Drought Severity Index, 1950-2002

The Sahara Desert is spreading.

See Spain, Italy, Greece. The Gobi Desert is spreading into northeast China.

More sandstorms visit Beijing.

Retreating glaciers moisten the soil in Tibet.

-6.0 -4.0 -2.0 0.0 +2.0 +4.0 +6.0

Dai, Trenberth & Qian, Journal of Hydrometeorology, Dec. 2004


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AGRICULTURE

Increase in temperaturemay cause a pole-ward shift of

agricultural zones & shift in growing seasons.

Equatorial zones, where agriculture is generally unproductive

now, will deterioratefurther.

In many areas currently fertile, like parts ofsouth America,

New Zealand, & Southern Africa, condition are predicted to

becomemore arid & crop yields to becomemoremarginal.


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80% of human food comes from grains. World production barely rose from 1992 to 2006 (mainly in 2004).

Production/capita peaked in 1985, at 343 Kg. It has fallen to 305 Kg.

Green Revolution is stagnating. Growing water scarcity is one factor.

Insects, fungi & other pests are spreading northward.

Pests consume 40% of crops & rising - 50% in many tropical areas.

In the tropics, food production will fall due toeroding soils, problems in finding water

to irrigate crops as glaciers & snow fade away, & water tables fall.

Satellites show that, since 1994, hot, dry summers outweigh warm, wet springs.

A world that was turning greener is now turning browner.A world that was turning greener is now turning browner.

Peak in 1985


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Animal & plant will find it difficult toescapefromor adjust toeffect ofGW

becauseofless availability ofspace already occupied by human populace.

Approximately 20-30% ofplant & animal Species assessed so far are likely

to be at greater risk of extinction if increases in global average

temperature exceed 1.5 to 2.5 Celsius.

Species around the world are reacting to climate change: Since 1950,species has shifted to the north 4 miles per decade, shifted to higher

altitudes by 20 feet/decade, & Spring has advanced by 2.3 days per

decade. In America, butterflies have moved north. Costa Rican birds have

extended their range northward. Tropical fish have been seen for the first

time offthe British Coast, & animals such as Winter Moth are finding theirfood supply affected by earlier Springs.

ANIMAL


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As per IPCC more people will get sick or die fromheat stress due to warmer nights.

Today 45% of world population is affected by

mosquito carrying parasites. The percentage mayincrease to 60 if temperature rise rate remains same

till 2030. Other diseases e.g. dengue fever, yellow

fever & encephalitis will increase rapidly

Allergies & respiratory disease grow as

warmer air grows as it will bemore

charged with pollutant

HUMAN HEALTH


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Consequences ofClimateChange It can lead to:

Rise in sea levels due to melting of glaciers,

Increased intensity of heat waves,

Loss of biodiversity

Changes in global pattern of rainfall, with many already dry areas

expected to become even drier. Effects on rainfall as well as on seasonal patterns, potentially affecting

livelihoods of large populations, & natural resources.

Increased Flood risk due to more intense rainfall & sea-level rise.

The frequency and/or severity of extreme weather events, including

hurricanes, floods, heat waves, & droughts, are expected to increase,most seriously in Africa & Asia.

There may exist "tipping points," which, if passed, would result in moredramatic & irreversible climate effects like rapid glacial melting,reversal of the Gulf Stream, & large-scale tundra thawing in Canada,China, & Russia.


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Macroeconomic Effects Estimates of possible economic costs varies from negligible - 10 % reduction

in world GDP for average GW of 6O

C. Direct -ve impact on productivity fromlong-term temperature change & more intense &/or extreme weatherevents, particularly for agriculture, fisheries, & tourism.

Costs from sea-level rise & increased severity of flooding.

Increased risk of widespread migration & conflict, resulting from long-termclimate deterioration & greater damage from extreme weather events.

Costs arising to mitigate carbon emissions, including higher energy prices &increased investment, are becoming important in many countries.

Balance of payments problems in some countries due to reduced exports ofgoods & services or increased need for food & essential imports. Damage toports & roads may disrupt trade flows.

Adverse "nonmarket" on human health & the quality of life.

Positively, there is potential revenue to be gained from mitigation schemesdepending on its implementation, some low-income regions may benefitfinancially from trading of GHG emissions rights (Carbon Credits).

Economic costs to vary across regions & is to be felt slowly, the steps tomitigate/ adapt to GW can have sever economic & financial consequences.


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EFFECT OF GLOBAL WARMINGIN

INDIA


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30% DROP IN PER CAPITA WATER AVAILABILITY

BY 2030 FOR INDIANS AS GREAT DRYS BECOME FREQUENT


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COASTAL CATASTROPHE:SEA WILL RISE 40 CM HIGHER BY

2100 & 50 MILLION PEOPLE WOULD BE DISPLACED BY

FLOODING.


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Wheat production will fall by 17% in India if the temperature

rise by eveneven halfhalf--aa degreedegree centigradecentigrade.

Himalayan glaciers may totally disappear causing catastrophic

disruption. This will first result in rivers being flooded & then

drying up. The Ganges delta would turn infertile.

Ifcurrent warming rate persist, glaciers on the Tibet plateau will

shrink rapidly from 5 lakh to 1 lakh sq km by 2030.

Warmer ocean temperature would lead to bleaching & destroy

vast tracts ofIndian coral reefs. Ocean acidification would lead to

shell dissolution, severely impacting marine life & fisheries.


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25% AMOUNT OF FLORA & FAUNA IN INDIA

WOULD EXTINCT BY THE YEAR OF 2030.


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Remedy

What can I doas an individual?


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Whenever you can, recycle paper, plastic, newspaper,glass & aluminum cans.

By recycling 50% of your household waste, you can

save 2,400 pounds of CO2 annually.

Less driving means fewer emissions. Make sure your car is running efficiently

Every gallon of petrol you save not

only helps your budget, it also

keeps 20 pounds of CO2 out ofthe environment .

Conserve


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SaveElectricity

Setting your thermostat just 2 degrees lower could saveabout 2,000 pounds of CO2 each year.

CFL last 10 times longer than incandescent bulbs, use 2/3 lessenergy & give off 70 % less heat.

If every family in India replaces one regular light bulb with a

CFL, it would eliminate 900 billion pounds of GHG, the sameas taking 27.5 million cars off the road.

Buy home appliances with star rating.

Avoid products that come with excess packaging, that can'tbe recycled. If household garbage is reduced by 10 %, you

can save 1,200 pounds of CO2 annually.

Turn off lights, TV, Computer etc., when you leavea room, & use only as much light as you need.


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Plant a Tree

If you have the means to plant a tree, start digging..They will fully counter the increases in CO2 caused

by automobile traffic, manufacturing & other

human activities.

A single tree will absorb approximately 1 ton of

CO2 during its lifetime.


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Switch to Vegetarian Diet

1 pound of beef represents the loss of 35pounds of topsoil.

It takes 16 pounds of grain & soybeans to

produce 1 pound of feedlot beef. About 20 vegetarian can be fed on the land

that it takes to feed 1 meat eater.


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UltimateRemedy

HomaHoma Therapy


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HOMA THERAPY - A REMEDY ?

Agnihotra is a gift from ancient most Vedic sciences of bio-energy, medicine, agriculture & climate engineering.

Agnihotra is the basic healing fireofHoma Therapy.

Agnihotra is the process ofpurification ofatmosphereAgnihotra is the process ofpurification ofatmospherethrough fire prepared in a copper pyramid tuned tothrough fire prepared in a copper pyramid tuned tobiorhythmofsunrise/sunsetbiorhythmofsunrise/sunset

It is a method that can neutralize theeffects ofpollution onliving beings. Theenergy cycleon this planet come intoharmony.

We are healing our world. Thousands onall continents who practice Agnihotra haveremarked that simply by performing dailyAgnihotra at sunrise/sunset, felt as if aprotective film surrounds them.


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"Ancient tradition ofVedic knowledge states that due to"Ancient tradition ofVedic knowledge states that due to

Yajnya, APOORWA* is created. This means some special effectYajnya, APOORWA* is created. This means some special effect

comes about where theeffect goes to the subatomic level."comes about where theeffect goes to the subatomic level."

That means the subtle structureofatoms changes & comesThat means the subtle structureofatoms changes & comes

back to as it was in nature.back to as it was in nature.

Shri VASANT PARANJPEJIShri VASANT PARANJPEJI

** Apoorwa means that what was not there before.Apoorwa means that what was not there before.


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HOMA THERAPY - Effect Agnihotra is ancient tradition ofthe Vedas. It effects by:

The sun brings or takes theenergy, which makes all conditionsconducive to an anti-pollutionary change. it calms the world. Thecopper pyramid in which fire is lit, is the generator or turbine.

Just at morning Agnihotra all theelectricities, energies, ethers areattracted to the pyramid in its shape. At sunset theseenergies

are thrust out in same shape. This floodofenergies at sunrise creates strong purifying effects

on all levels wherever it touches the Earth.

Agnihotra amplifies these purifying effects in thefollowing way:

This floodofsubtleenergies carries music with it. Themorning

Agnihotra Mantra is thequintessential soundofthat flood. Ifyouthen prepare thefire in the prescribed copper pyramid, utterthesemantras & offer gheemixed rice to thefire, then a channelis being created through all the atmosphere & PRANA - lifeenergy, is purified.


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HOMA Effect contd Tremendous amounts ofenergy are gathered around pyramid

at Agnihotra time. A magnetic typefield is created whichneutralises negativeenergies & reinforces positiveenergies.

Agnihotra smoke gathers particles ofharmful radiation inatmosphere & on a very subtle level neutralizes theirradioactiveeffect. Nothing is destroyed, merely changed.

Agnihotra rhythms & mantras generate subtleenergies whichare thrust into the atmosphere by fire. Also consider thequalityofmaterials burnt wherein lies full effect ofthis healing HOMA.

Much healing energy emanates from the Agnihotra pyramid.

An aura energy field is created around plants during Agnihotra.Thus plants become stronger & disease resistant.

When flame goes out energy is locked in ash whichis usedfor preparing various medicines.


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HOMA - Effect on Agriculture Agnihotra fire gives nourishment to plants, human & animals.

Plants get more nutrition from atmosphere. Homa purifies theatmospherefrom pollution & fills it up with nutrition.

In different countries agricultural projects were carriedoutusing Homa. Following are someofresults documented: Rejuvenation ofsoils even in difficult conditions like acid rain.

Prevention, control & eradication ofplagues & diseases in all crops. Positive reports are availablefor rice, corn, wheat, tomato, onion,

cabbages, cucumber, beans, soy, potato, banana, plantain, papaya,cocoa, mango, coconut, orange, lemon, pineapple, avocado, peanuts,walnuts, coffee, sesame, cotton etc & alsoon forest trees.

Crops become superior in quantity, taste, texture, color & diseaseresistance.

Weed control

Shelflife is improved.

Homa is cheap & no agrochemicals are required.


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HOMA - Effect on Animal

Improves the health ofcattle & no vaccinationsare required.

Improves quality & quantity ofmilk.

Beneficially affects earthworms & honeybees

& they producemore.


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HOMA - Effect on Atmosphere Scientists ofdifferent countries havedone research work on its

effects & the way it works. Following are someofthe results: Agnihotra drastically reduces quantity ofpathogenic bacteria in the air.

It purify water both by Agnihotra &/or by adding its ash.

Sprouts develop better. They grow faster & become stronger.

After several experiments, one senior scientist from Eastern Europemadethefollowing remarked"The chemical reactions which take place when

Agnihotra fire, burns are less important. Important is the radiation. We

know the chemical aspects of fire. In the end we get H2O, CO2, & CO. Then

there is visible light & infrared. This is the classical view today about fire. If

you look into the more subtle structure of fire, you find that electrons jump

from one atom to another (like a flash of lightning) & this causes some

emissions on a very subtle level which hardly fits

into modern Quantum Theory."


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HOMA - Effect on Atmosphere From book "Secrets ofTheSoil" by Peter Tompkin & Christopher Bird:

Mr. Modric, an expert in electromagnetic fields, believedAgnihotra couldpotentially affect the whole environment, countering the toxins of modern

technology developed over the last century by the industrial revolution &

that the process might have enormous implications for our very existence.

He added thatAgnihotra performed at various specifically spaced points on

earth, if done exactly at sunrise & sunset, could affect an energy associatedwith the earth, one such as described by Steiner & Reich, the enhancement

of which would have a healing effect on the environment. He said, "We

believe we can establish the fact of an electromagnetic radiation during the

ceremony, but we are in an area of informational transfer through

intermolecular & inter-atomic processes mediated by ultraviolet photons.

Its logical to conclude that some kind of energetic mechanism is beingactivated which can be translated into physical meaning linked to concrete

information systems that are as yet unknown but connected to systems of

resonance".


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Agnihotra Requirement

COPPER PYRAMID of specific size. Copper is aconductor for subtle energies.

RICE: unbroken brown or low polished rice.

PURE COW GHEE when used in Agnihotra fire, acts asa carrier agent for subtle energies. Powerful energy is

locked up in this material.

PANCAKE-LIKE PATTIES OF DRIED COW DUNG :

Agnihotra fire is to be prepared from this dried dung.


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AGNIHOTRA PROCESSPROCESS A few minutes before actual timeofsunrise & sunset start to prepare the

Agnihotra fire as follows:

Place a flat piece of dried cow dung coated with Ghee at the bottom of pyramid.Arrange more pieces in such a manner as will allow air to pass. Apply a littleGhee to a small piece of cow dung & light it. Insert this in the middle of thepyramid. Soon all the dung will catch fire. You can use a hand fan to help theflame. Do not blow through the mouth.

At sunrise & sunset the fire should be ablaze in the pyramid.

Take a few grains of Ghee coated rice in a dish or your left palm. Exactly atsunrise utter the 1st Mantra & after the word SWAHA add a few grains of rice(as little as you can hold in the pinch of your fingers will suffice) to the fire.

Utter 2nd Mantra & after the word SWAHA add a few grains of rice to the fire.

This completes morning Agnihotra.

At sunset do the same by using evening Mantras. .

If you miss the exact timing, you will not get the healing effect ( even in ash).

After each Agnihotra try to sit as many time as you can or at least till fireextinguishes itself. Agnihotra creates medicinal & healing atmosphere.

Just before the next Agnihotra collect the ash & keep it in a glass orearthen container. It can be used for plants or making folk medicines.


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AGNIHOTRA MantrasMantras When we do these Mantras, the sounds activate special vibrations that will create

certain atmosphere of effects. Then the desired results are realised. These

vibrations exist for everything, so anything can be activated, controlled or changedby Mantras.

When one with a pure mind speaks the Mantra into the Agnihotra pyramid atAgnihotra time, the ash retains that energy & the healing properties of the ashbecome more powerful.

AT SUNRISE

1. Sooryya Svh Sooryya Idam Na Mama Add the first portion of rice.

2. Prajpataye Svh Prajpataye Idam Na Mama

Add the second portion of rice.

AT SUNSET 1. Agnaye Svh Agnaye Idam Na Mama

Add the first portion of rice.

2. Prajpataye Svh Prajpataye Idam Na Mama

Add the second portion of rice.


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Nature has given enough for every body's need

but not for everybodys greed.

-M. Gandhi


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Plant a seedofthought

The Law of the Mind states:PLANT A THOUGHT,

HARVEST A FEELING;

PLANT A FEELING,

HARVEST AN ACTION;

PLANT AN ACTION,

HARVEST A HABIT;

PLANT A HABIT,

HARVEST A CHARACTER;

PLANT A CHARACTER,

HARVEST A DESTINY.


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A Planet-Devastated

A Planet-Peaceful

Choice

is OURS

What we

want ?

or


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Lets together

treat GW & heal

our atmosphere

by our own

ancient

Homa Therapy.


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