Retrospective: Lungau get-together in January

Informative and productive

This time, too, the group of world-improvers under GAIA’s flag who attended the first monthly meeting of the new year was small. Work and perhaps also, a little, the wintry weather conditions, which we seem to have grown unused to, may have been the reasons why only the most dedicated defied all the adverse circumstances.

The first topic of the evening was raised by our host: the efforts to make the district (Lungau) free of poisons in agriculture. It seems that this would not take much, as 60% of farmers already do without pesticides. But there is opposition all the same. And as is usual in such cases, business interests, which rank above health and above harmonious interplay within the regional biosphere, fan the flames. Political institutions – as is only to be expected – show a great lack of foresight. And despite everything, the still quiet and cautious signs of the unstoppable time of change and turning of the ages give reason for hope and confidence.

What should also be part of a poison-free region worth living in – because it could protect and promote the health of people, animals and plants – is freedom from the negative effects of highly pulsed electromagnetic fields, which have been confirmed in many hundreds of studies and are nevertheless vehemently denied. Here, too, ignorance, encouraged by advertising, temptation and convenience, ultimately has a negative effect. This will probably change abruptly with 5G, when the rate of cancer and other disastrous diseases is likely to explode. The foresight that reaches no further than the end of one’s nose and the ruthless, inhuman and life-despising conduct of the operators and of those who give their consent are shocking.

But in this field, too, there are already a number of effective technologies for protection against damage to health. These, however, are not exactly trumpeted from the rooftops. Here everyone has to rely on their own capacity for personal responsibility.

And what can of course also be an effective help – in all cases of danger, destruction and even enslavement – is an alliance of people who will not allow themselves, their neighbours and the entire biosphere to be harmed or damaged by selfishness, greed and stupidity. And that is GAIA’s task: to be a platform for people with a sense of human dignity. That is why the GAIA group Lungau is also working on finding effective ways of putting this into practice. For one thing, the evenings on every first Tuesday of the month are to serve primarily for information and for setting tasks. These tasks are then to be carried out at a further meeting in the form of a working group. In addition, it is absolutely necessary to provide information more frequently and in a more targeted way when it is particularly useful and topical.