Showing posts with label preppers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preppers. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Free energy forever? It's not allowed!

Aldabaran wanted to save Earth (NT)
We thank and attribute much to Nikola Tesla, but whom did Tesla thank and attribute his ideas and inventions to? Space aliens living in Aldebaran star system, according to Tesla. And Michael Faraday?

It is powering entire homes. Energy experts have analyzed Tesla's original 1894 coil design and reportedly uncovered insights about electricity costs. Reducing our power bill may not require solar panels, complex battery systems, or major home renovations.


Nikola Tesla intuits ideas
This was hidden from us for years after a lab fire — but now people are rebuilding it using cheap parts from regular stores.

It takes only a few hours to assemble, and homeowners are already using it to take control of their electricity. Thousands of families report cutting their electric bills by as much as 80% while staying powered during storms and blackouts.

I own the "Tesla" brand now, so don't you use it.
They are doing this without paying for expensive solar installations or loud gas generators. Click below now to see how this century-old breakthrough could make your home and energy costs completely different — for good. More: primeedgelabs.com/er2

Friday, May 8, 2026

Wild Food Foraging Ethnobotanical Walk (5/9)



FORAGING WALK — WILD FOOD OUTING
Guide to Wild Foods Useful Plants
Hosted by prolific plant author Christopher Nyerges, nature guide, and founder of School of Self-Reliance: The Wild Food and Self-Reliance Discovery Meetup Group (with 4.9 out of 5.0 stars with 143 reviews) is leading a nature walk:
  • Wild Food Ethnobotanical Walk
  • Saturday, May 9, 2026 10:00 am
  • $65 (seniors and students $45)
To attend and for exact directions, register HERE. Join us for an outing in Los Angeles where we explore the edible, medicinal, and other useful qualities of many of the native plants found in the environment with many introduced (invasive) plants.
Foraging California (Foraging Series)
Both natives and non-native plants will be seen. This is a leisurely walk in the woods. All will also get a chance to taste some of the plants. We will introduce a few basics of systematic plant identification and ways to start a record of various species.

We’ll bring up an important point: Many of the wild plants we see — especially the non-natives — can easily be cultivated in our own yards for ease of harvesting.

There are also local native plant nurseries where we can obtain native plants — such as toyon berries, ceonothus, oak trees, mulefat (Baccharis salicifolia), elder, and so on — to grow them at home, where we can provide the ideal situation for them.

Wear comfortable footwear and bring water and a bowl for eating. This class can serve as credit towards the the School of Self-Reliance Ethnobotany Certificate. Directions sent upon registration.