Energy Budget

Who has not smiled at the sight of lambs jumping with sheer delight with the joy of being alive? Is there anyone over 50 years who wouldn’t love to have a bit more of that energy themselves? Energy  is the stuff of life. It governs growth and healing and is made in the cells of every organ of the body. Why then are we expected to feel guilty at wanting to use it? Why has the notion of Global Warming got us so terrified that we expect to have energy meted out? Was it not freely given to us? It’s a triumph of this monstrous deception that we are now so conditioned that we would build our own 15 minute prison towns in the name of sustainable development.

We have always had bully-boys coercing innocents to give up their property and we had Peace Constables to protect us from them. Unfortunately we have allowed Policy Enforcement Officers to usurp these duties and effectively weigh in with the bully-boys. Instead of protecting men and women our police ‘service’ now protects the interests of the state. Life now feels so stiflingly regulated that our communities are collapsing. Local businesses, a barometer of energy and entrepreneurial spirit, are being so heavily taxed that our High Streets are disappearing. Parasitic energy vampires suck the energy from society until eventually the host dies.  

On-line shopping, intended to replace human contact, serves to further isolate us. I’m all in favour of competition but disruptive models should be sufficiently robust that they can withstand removal of artificial supports. What if the demands of energy conservation stop internet access or even require power blackouts? What if men and women, choosing to live in peace, are denied access to commercial life on account of their not being conned into accepting Digital IDs? Superficially we can say that the death of our way of life is an inevitable price of progress. But what if the energy budget was carefully calculated to gradually choke us? My Mum and Dad ran a shop. Yes, they made a living from it but more importantly their reward was to see the smile on people’s faces when they found an open door to shelter from the rain. Human contact energised them.

Never has the action of international bully-boys been so obvious. ‘You have energy supplies that we want so we’ll have them. Are you prepared to die to keep them?’ Or another twist – ‘You’re not allowed to develop your own energy as it might interfere with our plans to dominate your lives. Surrender to our demands or we’ll wag the big dog and get you blown to smithereens’.

From macro to micro environments our ability to generate energy determines our quality of life. It has always been said ‘You are what you eat’ and we’re growing accustomed to awareness of our microbiome and the nutritional requirements of our major organs. A healthy individual will achieve a balance across the energy needs of the whole body.  The subconscious mind, like a personal civil service, will keep the heart beating, the lungs breathing etc, asking only to be supplied with the wherewithal to perform its duties. In the healthy body of today ‘You are what you think’ as well. It requires a lifelong exploration of consciousness to make us aware of the drivers of our behaviour. Many times our ‘limiting beliefs’ will keep us tethered to behaviour patterns which no longer serve us.  Instead of consciously choosing how to generate and use our energies, we allow ourselves to be wagged by greedy parasites in the microbiome, fully integrated with our executive / conscious controlling minds, and, surprise-surprise, we end up eating the tasty poisons instead.

So who’s in control of our energy budget, the conscious man/woman or the parasites of the microbiome? Is society fed with just enough ‘benefits’ that we tolerate the parasites choking us? If we don’t take control of our energy budget we’ll cede control to others and risk energy blackouts – or a Great Reset of our way of life.