Choosing the right homestead location shapes everything from food production to emergency access. Soil quality, water availability, climate, and legal restrictions all play critical roles in long-term sustainability. Weighing isolation against accessibility and understanding local community dynamics can make the difference between success and struggle.

Today we talk about the full moon in conjunction with Mars, the Palisades fires, San Francisco 1901, smart meters, Stereoscope training the eyes, and Blood types. EnjoyPalisades Fire Substack: https://substack.com/home/post/p-154675912Telegram: https://t.me/ElevateThyMindwww.cultivateelevate.com317 page PDF on Smart meter fires: https://mdsafetech.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/fire-and-electrical-hazards-report.pdfVideo on PGE reader from : https://stopthecrime.net/wp/category/smart-meters/Timeline:3:44 Smart Meters Removal5:38 Ringing of the ears8:33 Insurance companies and smart meter10:41 PG an E starts11:24 1901 San Francisco15:40 Natural Gas17:09 Angels18:40 Temporary buildings?23:02 Giants and buildings24:00 Rockefeller General Education Board26:09 Stereoscope30:57 St Louis World Fair33:15 Statue of Liberty35:22 *Great bell of Moscow27:30 Eyesight corrections29:30 Egypt40:55 Eye color42:01 Blood types46:26 Cats47:49 Blood type origins

Your body runs on a schedule, whether you're paying attention to it or not. This internal clock—better known as your circadian rhythm —controls when you feel awake, when you get sleepy, and even how well you digest food. It’s like your personal 24-hour operating system, syncing everything from hormones to...