Energy is present within all things; it is omni-present and omni-potent; replicated everywhere.
Manifesting itself everywhere.
As such, all living things are in perpetual need of energy. Those of us who are Human beings on planet earth, would say we have a need for love - a need to love and be loved.
What this need really is, is a need to be connected to high vibrational energy; the high vibrational energy some would call love.
Although all living beings (esspecially huans) have a perpetual need for energy, mainstream cities are not designed to produce energy.
There are no gardens that produce food, no healthy drinking water that is free, and the air itself is toxic.
Even the design of cities sucks up energy and thus drains it rather than perpetuating and magnifying it.
The design of city blocks as a "grid-locked" system of straight lines and stright buildings is evidence of an
OVER-abundance of mascuine energy (forward, agressive, action energy), and a lack of creative, subtle (feminine) energy.
This subtle energy is the energy that permeates all of life.
Having too much masculine energy, and not enough subtle energy, manifests vilolence, negativity, arrogance, and a lack of compassion and creativity.
Its not that masculine energy is a bad thing; it is masculine and feminine energy that manifest creation, but when the feminine energy is not also included in the design of society, the energy that is produced is over masculine, and with an expanding number of people in cities, this amplifies the possibility of negative influences such as crime.
# Gridlocked
Because our cities are "Gridlocked" with continuous form such as too many buildings, this blocks the flow of formless, subtle energy.
Form blocks flow of formless energy.
Combine this physical form with negative, repetitive thought forms of any kind, and there begins to be an extreme shortage of energy.
Since money symbolizes energy in our society, poverty is a lack of energy.
We create a lack of energy in society and how cities are designed and operate are one of the ways we do this.
Modern day cities do not allow room for life to grow; they create nothing; they just exist.
It is the people within cities that do something, who have to pay for food and water (sometimes air) with energy that they have to SLAVE for. Their "Land" (an apartment floor?) produces nothing for them.
In an ideal city, basic needs would be free....but is the reason we cant reach this goal because we CANT, or because we are too greedy to realize the necessity of doing so?
Since most cities in the western world have been designed by Freemasons , I would guess the latter is true.
Regardless of societies knowledge of this need for energy; it is there. You have a need for water, food, gas in your car.....
Plants need sun energy to grow...everything needs energy.
Since everything that produces or becomes something needs energy to do so, cities should be designed with infrastructure that produces energy.
# How to change our cities so that they can conduct and emit positive energy instead of trapping negative energy.
Since cities are **purposefully** designed to be bad energy conductors (to produce / gather nothing and trap energy rather than collect and reproduce it) we have to work together as individuals to change the way cities conduct energy on a minute, decentralized, but expansive way.
We have to make small but steady changes to the way we live and the spaces we use so that we can change what our cities produce for those around us.
As I've said, basic needs should be free.....so how do we allow basic needs to *grow freely*?
Here are five ways we can implement small actions in our lives to enhance the energy that our cities produce.
!. Gangster Gardening.
Compton native [Ron Finley](http://ronfinley.com) created the concept of "Gangster" gardening when he became fed up with the fact that his neighborhood was full of fast food restaurants and vacant lots, and he had to drive 40 minutes to find an apple.
He thus began to plant food in unconventional places like the strip of lawn beside the sidewalk, and vacant lots, with the knowledge that the reason they were in poverty is because they weren't being allowed to let the land work for them; they were in poverty through direct and inderect oppression.
You too can plant food in unconventional places, even if it is illegaal (just dont get caught) , and in doing so hopefully provide food for those who need it.
2. Orgone
Orgonite is a mixture of substances added together to attract and emit life - force energy; also called, love, chi, prana energy, and Orgone energy.
It is esspecially good for blocking EMF frequencies that are in chem trails and other eletro-magnetic radiation.
As such, these Orgonite devices can be placed beside power lines and tower, as well as hills, mountains or other high places, for best efficiency
3. Open space parks, including Decentralized space. (tent cities)
Having *designated* free use spaces in cities is a way to ensure that things like cops bullying innocent people for things like sleeping in the public, or setting up a tent, doesn't happen.
In this spaces, the only laws allowed to be enforced are laws that would ensure someones safety; aka, murder, assult.
Other than this, cops would be permitted from taking action against someone smoking crack , for example, as this would be a decentralized park protected by law to be a space of free use.
Talk to your local politicians about creating such a system!
4. Decentralized Gardens (with safe, free drinking water)
Although this relate to Gangster gardening, this is different because instead of being "illegal" it is a legal, designated area for a decentralized garden; meaning that anybody can plant/harvest and there is no official, centralized regulation; rather, it is regulated by the community who use it.
Spaces where anything is allowed to happen can become very beautiful, and yield magnificent results.
Things like placing bee hives in gardens lie [bees in the D's](https://beesinthed.com/what-we-do) approach, allow gardens to reach even MORE magnificent yields....and the best part is that these gardens are public, and so anybody can take from these yields.
This alone would greatly reduce, if not eliminate, the problem of hunger.
Working in tandem with food banks, this model can become a very successful way to help the less fortunate eat healthy and still save money.
5. Enact a 'Sacred space law' which forces the municipal government or city council to ensure there is 40 % of garden/open space for 60% of city blocks.
If a law was enacted forcing city planners to remain conscious of the amount of 'sacred space' that remained in a city, this would enforce the continued existence of community gardens and open spaces.
Having open space and decentralized gardens eliminates Chronic homelessness as well as hunger, and should be a necessary factor to the progression of any city.
Every city needs to have open space.....yet this space needs to be truly open and, if possible, should be free from mans invented corporate laws.
Having natural open spaces like decentralized parks and gardens that are protected by law, would ensure that the air is healthy to breathe, and that the food we eat is healthier.
There are many *MORE* ways that we can make cities generate high vibrational energy......and its all up to you to choose how you will do this!
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