#seven generations

BING! You have hit the golden latte of promise! This means that in 48 hours something 🌟 magical 🌟 will happen to make you a billionaire!

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Jk, but you will get UBI, universal rights, free housing and healthcare, clean water, fresh air, healthy food, and thriving communities if you coordinate in revolt.

Pass this magical latte on! 💫

Do not give up. Love and peace will prevail over war and chaos, it always does.

Find your communities, build them, take care of each other, grow food, stop paying taxes, and find any way possible to stop these empires. We must all work together, regardless of whatever categories they put us in; race, religion, sexuality, gender, none of this matters. What matters is humanity is being oppressed by rich and powerful governments and economic structures. All of it. Always has been, since before the foundation of a legal code set in place by ancient "god-kings" of Sumeria.

Question: Do future generations have rights?~Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Answer: When thinking about the lasting impact of decisions or responsible planning, the impact on the future must be taken into account. Businesses typically have monthly, quarterly, and annual targets guided by a five-year plan and longer-term ambitions. A couple looking to start a family will, when buying a home, seek out a…

following a thoughtful discussion about the journey from before to the not there yet, and a reflection about how this journey can and should be made, some resources about the concept of the seven generations:

Our Responsibility to The Seventh Generation (1992)

How the Iroquois Great Law of Peace Shaped U.S. Democracy (2018)

I just finished reading "Becoming Kin" by Patty Krawec. The book was full of so much wisdom, especially in the last few chapters where she weaves together everything else in the book to make a clear case for what we do next - to dismantle colonialism and restore our connection to the land and just as importantly, each other.

I’ve seen references to seven generations in the sustainability movement - mainly of dish soap labels. So I wondered if this was the source. According to Wikipedia, “seven-generation sustainability” may come from the Iroquois, who think seven generations ahead and decide whether the decisions they make today would benefit their descendants. So the origin seems to be indigenous, even if the exact source is lost. Maybe the Iroquois or the Ojibwe, or some other group.

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On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White are on location in Oak Park at Boulevard Studio. The guys are at this really cool space to talk about Oak Park Microbrew Review & Seven Generations Ahead. Get your tickets now because Oak Park Microbrew Review is happening this Saturday, August 20th. Hopefully, Brad & Nik will see you there as this is one of their favorite beer festivals!

The Seventh Generation Principle  The Mohawk prophecy of the Seventh Generation tells of a time when the birds would fall from the sky. The fish would die in the water. And humanity would grow ashamed of the way they had treated the earth. After seven generations of living in close contact with the Europeans, the Onkwehonwe (original peoples) would rise up and demand that their rights and…