Project Honeylight: Observation 36. The Good Thing. 2020
When I was 15, I decided to work on a eco-project when I was in my 50s. The project was going to based on my model of energy transfer.
Observation:
The most crucial observation in this story is my lifelong commitment to creating a positive impact on the environment. From a young age, I was inspired by concepts of energy balance, survival skills, and efficient resource allocation. I learned about these things from Carl Sagan, Buckminster Fuller, and a naturalist named Tom Brown, Jr. Their ideas led to the launch of "Project Honeylight," focusing on sustainable living and resource conservation, profoundly influenced by influential thinkers and personal experiences.
When I was 15, I decided to use my model of energy transfer to launch a global eco-project. This deed is proof that I planned this whole thing when I was a kid.
This picture was taken June 1, 2024 at the same real estate office I went to back in 1985. I’m building a magical universe there now at Honeylight Glamping. I bought the land to have a place to launch an eco-project that creates skills, pollinator habitat, honey, bees, and money.
The Lesson:
Commitment to environmental sustainability and learning from various disciplines can lead to impactful global eco-projects.
How this is Helpful:
Inspiration: Shows the value of lifelong learning.
Awareness: Encourages connection with our environment.
Action: Demonstrates the possibility of individual impact.
Questions for Reflection:
Goals: What can I do to contribute to environmental sustainability?
Influences: How have my experiences and learning shaped my views on the environment?
Lifestyle: In what ways can I make my daily life more eco-friendly?
Project Honeylight combines Carl Sagan’s ideas about space and time, with Buckminster Fuller’s concepts that describe optimal resource allocation, with the Apache Wisdom I learned from Tom Brown, Jr. and his grandfather Stalking Wolf.
Buckminster Fuller explained the idea that peace is less expensive than war is his book called Critical Path.
