So we made it to 2013 what the point?

Having lived through yet again the end of the world, my first was in 1973 and that also had a comet to go along with it. I have to wonder what our world will be like for the next few decades until Sir Isaac Newton, prophecy of 2060 being the date of the apocalypse  if you just believe that we're totally out of the clear.  We have a period of time before us in which a New Eden is to sprout to life amid all the ruin of the Doomtards dream of a nightmare ending that alas didn't come to pass.

This New Eden will be strange from most with it's nonjudgmental view of earth changes and embracing of the here and now.  Being present in one's mind, body, community, company/enterprise is this new trail we're blazing and I look forward to seeing so many other out on it. Living life anew.  Be simple start smart and just work your way up, we have all the time in the world. BTW there is no point. 

NRJ

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