SYNCocreations

One of the main reasons i moved to this area almost 20years ago was because of statistical information given by the health department showing the highest rate of su***de in Australia was happening in the wheatbelt among those aged 18-35.
It was clarified then that a direct correlation between the environment and life quality was the most major factor, and while that number may have changed slightly due to initiatives of health organizations, the fact remains that destruction of our environment is effectively a most sure form of su***de (the magnitude of which is clearly evident when looking at life quality of the majority of residents in the region).
I would also bet that the percentage of farmland devoid of earthworms in west Australia's wheatbelt region would be much closer to 99%!
New government initiatives to direct funding into tree planting and land regeneration projects are only beginning to scratch the surface of the massive iceburg-like (except that iceburg is made of fire, salt and life dissolving acid) problems that chemical poisoning and monoculture has caused.
Its not too late to turn around, our state is rich in organic resources, they just need to be better managed, less for the purpose of maximum profits and more with accepted responsibility about what kind of future we are cocreating for our children and generations to come 🌸

Major survey finds worms are rare or absent in 20% of fields - Farmers Weekly A comprehensive worm survey of farms in England has shown they are rare or absent in two out of five fields, reflecting widespread historical

One of the core truths about our yoga that i love is that it does not discriminate about what anybody names their God, religion, gender, ethnicity, sexual preference, age, or physical ability. All that matters is appreciation of self, and that radiates out to all others and the environment that we share 💗 Blessed be