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Why I Decided To Become Vegan And Why You Should Consider It Too
Revised 3/15/2024 Welcome to another chapter of my journey to uncover the truth hidden beneath the layers of conformity. Every layer I shed brings me closer to the wild, untamed essence of who I am. In this chapter, we’ll explore how I came to question the food I was told to eat and the impact it had on the world around me. I’ll share the raw truths and lessons I learned in embracing a vegan lifestyle—not as a trend, but as a return to harmony with nature and all living beings. This is the story of how I broke free from the norms of eating without thinking, finding deeper connection…
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Ukulele Sessions: Singing My Environmental Signs
Here I play my Ukulele and sing my environmental signs that I have been carrying with me along the beaches and rivers in Puerto Rico for the past 5 years in many of the beautiful rivers and beaches of Puerto Rico. You can see more photos and read why I protest for the environment here. Enjoy Please share and leave any comments down below!
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Ideas: Local Vegetable Waste Pickup For Composting Initiative Puerto Rico
Ideas: Local Vegetable Waste Pickup For Composting Initiative Puerto Rico T the initiative is simple. We are sending vegetable waste off to the landfill when we could be using it for composting and returning it back to the Earth to create fertile ground as all it’s nutrients are eroding away. I use compost for my garden for my plants. So my proposal is to implement a system locally to gather vegetable waste from those who don’t compost their waste. I will give a bucket for those willing to participate where they can dump their vegetable waste and leave at the entrance to their homes and where I would then pick…
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11 Facts Not To Use Plastic And What We Could Do About It.
11 facts not to use plastic and what we could do about it. Currently, I am in the beautiful island of Puerto Rico, I pick up trash every time I go anywhere on this island since it has become a landfill, I find many plastic cups, bags, straws that would all end up in the ocean and suffocating the species that call this world home if no one picked it up. But no one gives a damn since we live in a world where people no longer respect life. So much plastic and for what, we buy cups and Use it only once and then throw it wherever and so…
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Why I Decided To Be The Guardian Of The Beaches And Rivers In Puerto Rico
Why I Decided To Be The Guardian Of The Beaches And Rivers In Puerto Rico Guardian of Borikén’s Waters: A Mission to Protect Paradise For the past 15 years, I’ve lived on the breathtaking island of Puerto Rico. Twelve years ago, I took a stand against the growing tide of trash polluting the beaches, rivers, and roads of this paradise. It wasn’t a decision born of obligation but from a deep love for this earth—a love that refuses to let such beauty go unnoticed or unprotected. Every week, I walk these shores, armed with signs carrying messages that are both urgent and raw. I walk for miles, crossing different beaches,…
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What It Means To Be An Earth Warrior
What it means to be an Earth Warrior I Am an Earth Warrior We live in an era of disconnection—a time when humanity has turned its back on the very forces that sustain us. We see the Earth as a resource to exploit, a backdrop for our desires, rather than the living, breathing home it truly is. But for me, this is not just a fact to accept; it’s a battle to fight. I have been living in Puerto Rico for eight years, and during this time, I’ve dedicated myself to raising awareness about the waste and destruction we inflict on this paradise. I walk barefoot across the sands of…
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The One Trash Bag Challenge To Change Our Environment
The One Trash Bag Challenge To Change Our Environment Hi there my beautiful wild souls. For over the past 5 years I have been walking around the beautiful beaches and rivers of Puerto Rico with signs to raise awareness to the trash people would leave behind. As I went along the beaches and rivers, I would clean whatever garbage I found as I decided to be the guardian of the beaches and rivers here and I think we could all be the the guardian of where ever we may be. UPDATE! I wrote this in 2015 and now I see that now in 2019 people are doing a challenge to…
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We Are The Earth That We Walk On And The species That Call It Home
We Are The Earth That We Walk On And The species That Call It Home Here is a protest campaign I did here in the beautiful tropical island of Puerto Rico. As long as I am on this earth, I will stand up and be the voice of the voiceless. The thing is the earth and the different species that call it home have a voice but we don’t listen. We have our heads to busy in the sand, too busy chasing the wrong shade of green. I find this protest to be sort of art in motion. Poetic justice. I walk around every week and as many days as…
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Watch What Happens When Humanity Ignores Garbage (Short Film)
Watch What Happens When Humanity Ignores Garbage Here is a video Raising awareness to pollution. When i arrive to the beach, the first thing i do is look around and pick up any garbage that there might be. Anything going into the ocean or anything that can be blown by the wind into the ocean, cups, bags. It is our responsibility to take action and keep our world clean. Whatever we can do, no matter how small. It still makes an impact and we have to be the collective dents to make a big enough impact and that can only happen if we all work together. Work towards bettering our…
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WATCH: When Birds Eat Plastic
I protest for those who can’t speak for themselves as I wrote in this blog. Time to start making a change in our world. I think we need to stop using plastic, stop accepting plastic bags in the store, stop using plastic cups. We do live in a world that it has become unavoidable to use plastic. But if we can reduce our way of consumption we can start making the changes and we must find alternatives to plastic, such as cannabis hemp where we can make biodegradable plastic.
