The Breet Report

The time I have used over the last couple of months has taken me in many directions. (And I mean many directions.) As I have come across more and more about what I have been saying on here over the last two years on The Breet Report, coupled with what I have said my entire life – it is wonderful to see that I am not alone in my thoughts of life. (Saying this in the broadest terms.) The precious gift (life) that is/has/will forever be wonderful, marvelous and love. It is just important to remember how it is so precious, why it is so precious and much more than a thought or perspective.

Frankly – for as much as I thought I read to understand why I would think the way I do, I can only understand that (still) it comes to this…It is a big Universe. This is literally a smaller version of a grander picture full of beauty and light. It cannot fade, nor will ever dim, for the awesome nature of it is not just “out there” but here, with each of us, if we just allow it to be beauty and light. This has never been complicated, yet it is still made to be complicated – Perhaps that is the part I still do not understand. Why make life/living complicated? Life is not as complicated as it appears to be…never was…and that is (or was?) the hardest lesson to learn nowadays.

From You Tube User chihuahuazz Title We are all one – www.weareallone-support.org Dated December 3, 2008

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Pollinating Bee by Petr Kratochvil at publicdomainpictures.net

Call it a day late and a dollar short, but I came across this article from September 7, 2009, about the bumblebee decline being addressed in Britain. The aspiring notion is to reintroduce the once native bumblebee back into the country from New Zealand. Umm, this seems like an acceptable solution, compared to introducing a foreign species.

According to the article (attached below), the issue for lack of bees is beginning to take hold and shape up direly for the work this little bugger does. While I am not a scientist, I have enough common sense to warrant the dire situation, because without bees, we got nothing.

Nature is simple in the fact that each species (whether we like them or not) have a roll to play for the survival of each of the other species. Even the well-documented books will acknowledge a pyramid of sorts through all of the known species giving life to the other. Putting this into more of a perspective, human beings (the top of the food chain) rely on the balance in nature to maintain the top status.

Could Nature be circumvented to produce the food each of us relies on from crops? Possibly. I will say that, since more happens in the field(s) of science than is normally reported nowadays, accurately anyway (as we are learning). If Nature could be circumvented though, who would hold the keys to the human beings at the top of the food chain? Instead of natural selection, by Nature, what would substitute it and/or possibly create imbalance? Weird thought, I know, but one to be explored none the less.

The food chain is a balance that all of us rely on – so the next time a bee (bumblebee) is found, don’t kill it, but shoo it away. If there is a hive, and it is not desired, get a professional to remove it safely. Or at least get them to identify the specific species of the bee before destroying it.

Article of Interest
Short-haired bumblebee to be reintroduced in Britain, from TIMESONLINE (timesonline.co.uk), by Mark Henderson, Science Editor, September 7, 2009

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World by Peter Griffin at publicdomainpictures.net

What a great diverse world we live in! This is a great time to be alive, for sure..

The report yesterday shows that there are over 17,000+ species, UNKNOWN to science, in the seas and oceans of our great big world. The species seem to have branched off from their normal counterparts that use sunlight. It is almost like the old saying, “what is above, is below…kind of in reverse.” Neat, uh?

The diversity of the world keeps on shaping up into a clearer picture for 3D thinkers. Think about it. The coined phrases, “think outside the box,” really hold a greater meaning. This is intriguing when the impossible becomes fact.

When everything is challenged with hypothesis/theories, most who make the wonderful discoveries to support conclusively life can and does exists in many forms everywhere, finally get that deep sigh of relief. It’s true. There is usually a lot of pain staking hurry up wait, review data, get more funding, and get an individual to design a sub. Science, any field of it, requires time. In order to have the best results to sustain life…without compounding to issues that can be rushed on through…time is needed to do “right.”

Apparently, big pharms are interested in the findings from the seas and oceans. One can speculate the reasons…From my humble perspective, everything that has ever been needed by individuals, is in the light – the lands, and from the fresh-waters. Taking too much of a good thing, without allowing it to rest (repopulate), leads to problems. Which as a species, that is being learned through all the depleted supplies, because of the imbalances here and there. (Oh well, and yes that can be argued too – just so you know.)

Article of Interest Thousands of Strange Sea Creatures Discovered, by Charles Q. Choi, Special to LiveScience, November 22, 2009

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