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Money replaced the original exchange system between man and nature. In the beginning, the exchange of provisions between mankind and nature was based on a “seed” system. Nature provided seeds to man; man took the seeds, and then planted them into nature’s womb (soil) in exchange for provisions that satisfied the needs and desires of mankind.

The seed system breathed freedom into the lungs of mankind which allowed mankind to freely breath without worry entering its conscious. You see, within the seed system, seeds were free, freely given, and in abundance. Meaning there were enough seeds for all of mankind to never experience lack or poverty. This freedom from worry (lack and poverty) allowed mankind to live out its purpose of existence which is to love and play.

Today mankind exists in a different exchange system where there is hate and fighting. This system is called the “money” exchange system. The money exchange system operates opposite from the seed exchange system. Poverty and lack abounds throughout the money exchange system — creating the haves and the have nots.

Do the following to loosen the vice grip money has on your aspirations:

• Grow more of your own food.

• Support your LOCAL farmers by buying at farmers markets.

• Invest more of your money to help your LOCAL farmers develop newer techniques to increase the ease in farming their land. In addition to developing agriculture technology such as equipment, machinery, and vehicles that RESPONSIBLY speeds up the cultivation and production of farmland, produce, grains, and meats. Lastly, invest more of your money to enhance access and distribution channels for consumers like you to receive the farmer’s products.

• Go to school or do a self-study to learn the science behind farming — especially on the subject of soil. The subject of soil is far more fascinating than you think.

These are long term investments and strategies. But in the long run it will be worth it. In the seed exchange system, you will experience that freedom of self-sufficiency when you help develop a modern high-end LOCAL agricultural economy.

Author - Earl