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Emergency Preps From A To Z | Tyler Durden | ZeroHedge.com

Authored by Ashley Allen via The Organic Prepper blog,

Emergency preparedness is serious business but not all of our endeavors need to take on the gravity of life and death. This is a fun list, and while the suggestions are solid, it is by no means a list that covers everything you need to be prepared.

Emergency Preps from A-Z

I’ve chosen one prep for each letter of the alphabet to help you get ready for disasters large or small.

A – Alcohol-based hand sanitizer: It’s important to have hand sanitizer on hand in case you don’t have access to soap and water. Alcohol-based hand sanitizer can help reduce the spread of germs and bacteria. Not a fan of hand sanitizer and prefer a natural approach? Here’s an article that explains when to use what kind of product.

B – Battery-powered radio: In the event of a power outage, a battery-powered or hand-crank radio can be a vital source of information. It can help you stay updated on weather forecasts, evacuation orders, and other important alerts. We recommend this one.

C – Cash: In an emergency, ATMs and credit card machines may not be available, so it’s important to have a supply of cash on hand. This can be used to purchase necessary supplies or pay for evacuation expenses. Put back small bills. You may not be able to get change during a crisis.

D – Drinking water: It’s important to have a supply of clean drinking water in case the water supply is disrupted or contaminated. Consider storing bottled water, or filling up jugs or other containers with tap water in case of an emergency. Here’s an article on water storage.

E – Emergency contact list: Having a list of emergency contacts can be invaluable in an emergency situation. This should include phone numbers for family members, friends, neighbors, and any relevant agencies or organizations. This is an important part of an emergency binder. Get a printable template here.

F – Fire extinguisher: A fire extinguisher can be a crucial tool for putting out small fires or containing them until the fire department arrives. It’s important to have one on hand in case of a fire emergency. Here’s an article on choosing and maintaining your fire extinguishers.

G – Generator: A generator can provide a reliable source of power in the event of a power outage. This can be especially important for those who rely on electricity for medical equipment or other essential needs. Daisy has this one for her apartment, and here’s some advice on choosing a larger one.

H – Hazardous materials kit: In the event of a chemical spill or other hazardous materials incident, it’s important to have a hazardous materials kit on hand. This should include protective gear, such as gloves and respirators, as well as supplies for cleaning up and neutralizing the hazard.

I – Insurance documents: In the event of a natural disaster or other emergencies, it’s important to have copies of your insurance documents on hand. This can help you quickly file a claim and get the financial assistance you need to recover. This printable helps you create a home inventory for insurance purposes.

J – Jacket: A warm jacket can be essential in an emergency situation, especially if you are evacuated to a location with a different climate than you are used to. It’s important to have a jacket that is appropriate for the weather in your area, as well as any locations you may need to evacuate to.

K – Knife: A knife can be a useful tool in a variety of emergency situations, including cutting through debris, opening cans, and preparing food. It’s important to have a reliable and durable knife on hand in case you need it. Here’s some advice on choosing a knife.

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What Did He Really Teach? | Way of Mastery | The PathWay as set forth by Jeshua through Jayem

What Did He Really Teach?

Jeshua is the person we all know as ‘Jesus’, a translation via Greek and Latin of his original Aramaic name, ‘Jeshua’ (variously spelled as Y’shua or Yeshua); we spell it this way to honor the first breathtaking encounters of Him by Jayem, as recounted in The Jeshua Letters.

His teachings – as found in the five essential Way of Mastery texts, the recovery of His original Lord’s Prayer and especially the Beatitudes in His native language of Aramaic – reveal a vast, extraordinary, yet grounded and timeless wisdom that truly fulfills the criteria of an advanced spirituality:

These Teachings correct the mind, heal the heart, and awaken the soul.

In a nutshell what he taught was…

  • All beings are a spark of Light (soul) at One with God and remain eternally as they are created to be.
  • We are each fully responsible for how we use the Light to choose and thus attract precisely what we experience, and this power of choice is the most fundamental aspect of the radiant and sovereign soul.
  • God is Love, and Love does not condemn; there is no judgment.
  • All beings are to be forgiven and supported (if they are willing) to transform their orientation from fear to Love.
  • Only when we forgive, and then find ways to serve this ‘Atonement’ may we truly awaken to a full enlightenment and enter Mastery.
  • Forgiveness is not an intellectual gesture, but a radical transformation of one’s being, best encapsulated in the Aramaic term, washwoklan: To return to Original Wholeness.
  • While our Union and Reality is unchanged, unchanging, and unchangeable, we have used our power of choice to imagine and create the experiences that flow from a belief that we have achieved Primal Separation.
  • This is the true meaning of ‘hell’. Though often hidden, Separation engenders a Primal Guilt, the ‘dysfunctional’ sense of our inner being that gives birth to the myriad forms of psychological and behavioral sufferings of humanity.
  • Heaven, like hell, is a potentiality available to all beings willing to enter and go through the purification, healing, and waking process of enlightenment. Heaven is as equally ‘here’ as in any of the infinite realms of Light beyond this world.
  • Sin is not a moral failing but a resistance to knowing and living this Light.

The Teachings are so profound and far-reaching that it just isn’t possible to do them full justice except by exploring them for oneself.

Source: What Did He Really Teach? | Way of Mastery | The PathWay as set forth by Jeshua through Jayem