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In
its role as water advocate, the National Water Center strives to look at
water with the broadest ideas of ecological balance and harmony. |
Supporting appropriate
technology, bioregionalism, composting toilets, dowsing, ecology, flow forms,
stream monitoring, vibrational water, watershed planning;
we welcome articles on
these subjects at this site.
We hope to be an exchange for seeing water in a new way. |
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"The water under the
ground acts like a magnet attracting rain from the clouds, and the rain in the clouds acts as a magnet raising the water table under the
ground to the roots of our crops and plants."
The Hopi, 1968 |
What's New?
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Springs Committee of Eureka Springs
by Shawna Miller with Barbara Harmony and
James Helwig |
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Springs Committee Asks For Master Plan
Inclusion,
by Mike Ellis, Lovely County Citizen, April 19, 2007 |
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Look at these fabulous new water pages:
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In 1990, the Water Committee of the Continental
Bioregional Congress decided to give thanks to the water. We continue this
practice of thanksgiving through a project we have named "Awakening he Planetary
Healer Within". See water meditations, prayers and gallery at
Planetary Healer. |
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Barbara Harmony, National
Water Center Coordinators new
Blog spot.
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Learn about
the springs of Eureka Springs and
their recharge areas, how encouraging green spaces, gardening and other
practices can decrease storm water run off and increase flow at the springs.
Help with community planning for the water shed. Contact
Barbara Harmony. |
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Miriam Ella Alford was a major
contributor
and supporter
of the
NationalWater Center. Without her sensitivity, insight
and generosity it could never have existed. We miss her so much. |
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The Spirit of Ma'at's "The Water of Life". The intent in the "Water of Life" issue is to provide a
feeling for this vast and complex subject that is water, and perhaps enough
information to help you in your choices about how water is used in your own
life.
First, Drunvalo summarizes his experiences with different waters. Then articles
on the work of William Marks, Viktor Schauberger, and Dr. Jacques Benveniste
present the nature and science of water.
Several articles follow about ways that water can be modified to be healthier
for us, as well as about healing water that comes directly out of the earth.
Finally, some cautionary articles about pollution are offered.
www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/dec3/index.html |
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Fluroidation -
A push to require fluoridation of Arkansas water systems serving more than
5,000 people failed in the Arkansas Senate Public Education, Welfare and
Labor Committee. Click
here for Update. |
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Bioregional Congress proceedings
are now available. See
www.bioregional-congress.org |
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To give thanks monthly to the water at the New and Full Moons see at . . .
www.planetaryhealer.net |
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Indigenous Perspectives on
Water and Development, Declaration, see at . . .
www.indigenouswater.org |
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Eureka Springs
Mystical Journey
Ongoing |
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55 Gallon
Drum Compost Toilet Guidebook & Plans |
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WaterWorks
Journal Water & Bioregionalism |
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Living in Leatherwood Creek Watershed |
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