ZetaTalk: Aftertime Living

and sell it. Thus, growing food in the country is possible, depending upon the adaptability of the farmers in the area.

Coastal survivors will have access to harvest from the oceans. Fish will flourish in the oceans, so survival

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ZetaTalk: Starvation

communities on coastlines should relay upon this are a first resource. Those communities may tire of fish, so

experiment with seaweed recipes for variety, and go inland to trade with other communities who will value dried

or preserved fish. Inland, fish in the native ponds and riverways will likewise survive, but not in numbers greater

than the environment can sustain. What do these fish eat? Algae, duck weed, bugs that live on slime in the

waterways. All this is dependent somewhat on sunlight, as the base is vegetation in the waterways. Thus, native fish may actually be in reduced numbers if in gloomy areas, and be considered a prize when caught. For those

farmers turning to aquaculture, where plants can be grown in human sewage, and then fed to the fish or

livestock, this will prove to be a renewable resource that adds to the food banks. Here again, the key is light, as

to turn sewage into food, one needs plants that require at least some light.

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ZetaTalk: Best Nutrition

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ZetaTalk: Best Nutrition

Note: written Dec, 2002

Human nutrition, and alternative medicines such as herbs, is well enough understood by mankind that we can not

provide any new insights. In general, eating a balanced diet and eating food raw where it does not carry disease

provides the best nutrition. Small meals, eaten frequently, allows for better digestion. The starving body is more

efficient at digestion than the overfed, which tends to dispense with a big meal as something to be rid of rather than

processed. Humans who have been dictated to by their schools, medical profession, and salesmen for the food industry,

have often turned off their natural sensors as to what to eat and how to treat their bodies. Small children, left to pick and chose what to eat from an array of healthy foods, will invariably select a balanced diet over a period of days, and will chose those foods that help their particular metabolism or biology, even without having a medical degree or being directed to do so. If cold weather is approaching, foods that will put on a layer of fat are selected. In hot weather, a lighter diet of salads and fruits is more appealing. These natural signals, which go beyond diet and into health in

general, should be listened to. Go back to being a child, in listening to your body, which knows itself well!

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ZetaTalk: Seasons Shift

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ZetaTalk: Seasons Shift

Note: written during the Nov 2, 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

The shift will find the seasons already in disarray. The weathers in the months leading up to the shift will be a

continuation, but in a more extreme way, of the current weather irregularities. Winters have been interrupted with

warm spells that have caused crops to sprout and bud, then freeze again when winter returns. Summers have been too

wet, with more rain in heavier deluges so the crops drown, then followed by dry spells that bake whatever manages to

grow. Plants struggle along, with these mixed signals, in general not dying so much as failing to produce the produce the farmers had anticipated. Animals likewise are confused, mating seasons off schedule and flight patterns of birds

such that they lose their way during annual migrations. Ocean life is arriving in latitudes not usual, the local life often dying or moving on, but this does not so much spell death in the species as some decimation. However, at the shift, these changes will become extreme, so that vegetation and animal life, in the skies and seas, will become decimated to the point that many will become extinct. Such devastation occurred to the hardy Mammoth, which found itself in the

Arctic, and could not find its way back in time to survive. What will human survivors find, at the shift?

Where extreme cold is descending, the answer is obvious. The Bulge of Brazil will freeze, snow steadily falling,

and no vegetation or animal life indigenous to the area will survive.

Areas now tropical, along the Equator, which move into temperate zones, will experience shock. Where the

temperature change is not severe enough to kill the species, the plants and in particular the animal life will

migrate toward the warmth.

Likewise, where temperate species find themselves in tropical areas, they simply do better along the edges of the temperate zone, and migrate by virtue of surviving there, propagating there.

Oceans and winds carry seeds, and oceans carry fish to zones more in keeping with their biology, and thus are

great disseminators.

Most of the world will be wetter, under continuous drizzle, so deserts will not descend as much as the opposite,

mold and lack of sunlight affecting the vegetation, and lack of food weakening the animal life.

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ZetaTalk: Forcast Seasons

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ZetaTalk: Forcast Seasons