Thanksgiving weekend in Miami will feature a special family-friendly educational and fun event on holistic living and caring for the Earth. As part of this event, organizers plan to screen the new film Thrive: What On Earth Will it Take?, a paradigm-shifting documentary project created by Foster Gamble. Gamble, an heir of the Gamble family associated with Proctor & Gamble, collaborated with his wife in investigating why in nature the innate drive is to thrive while in contrast human society has promoted sickness and suffering. Gamble's journey brought him shocking revelations, including the discovery that abundant free energy is available but being suppressed by the dominant power structure on the planet. Gamble also learned that knowledge of physics and energy has been shared with humanity for thousands of years, apparently coming from extraterrestrial beings. In the documentary, Nassim Haramein, a physics and cosmology researcher, supports other whistleblowers in describing toroidal energy patterns and ancient sacred geometry, found encoded in archaeological sites all over the world as well as in crop circles. Gamble exposes how many inventors have created free energy devices, but are quickly threatened and forced to abandon any plans for making their inventions available to the public. The same pattern is revealed with natural and alternative medical "cures," such as Royal Rife's beam ray frequency device which was acknowledged to have provided a highly successful cure for cancer and other illnesses in the 1930s.
Gamble then proceeds to follow the money and finds how the global economic system is manipulated by key families and corporations to ensure their control over the world persists. His research indicates that financial collapses such as the great depression of the 1930s and the current global crisis that arose in 2008 have been deliberately orchestrated to exploit events so these insiders can consolidate their wealth and control. The video examines these conspiratorial forces, sharing clips of people such as David Icke, who have exposed how these conspiracies function. The coverup of the UFO/ET subject is confirmed by astronaut Edgar Mitchell and a number of retired U.S. military officers and FAA officials who have come forward with testimony as part of Dr. Steven Greer's The Disclosure Project.
According to Gamble and other speakers featured in the film, the result of the conspiracy to centralize control of wealth and power has led to a decimation of nature and harm to human health. Gamble exposes the hazards of GMO food crops and modern agricultural methods, which have led to increased global hunger and starvation. Corporations run by the elite families are now even gaining a monopoly on global fresh water sources. The picture presented here is one that looks bleak for humans who desire freedom, health, and prosperity. Gamble even presents documented evidence that elites have a eugenics agenda that includes eliminating a large percentage of the global population - in part through creating sterility and reduced birth rates, without public consent.
Part of the film explores human spiritual potential, with visionaries like Deepak Chopra and Barbara Marx Hubbard reminding viewers that we have the power ourselves to create an enlightened society where we help each other thrive. The film offers ideas for solutions, such as sustainable organic farming, alternative energy systems, working for the benefit of humanity and the Earth, and respecting individual rights rather than using force to impose one's will. Peaceful resistance, in the manner advocated and applied by Gandhi is one of the ideas presented in this film. The movie encourages viewers to visit a website, www.thrivemovement.com, where they can learn more and find references for the facts shared in the film.
The Greening Evolution is a Miami-based non-profit that seeks to promote charity toward Earth-friendly causes. Their launch celebration event is Sunday, November 27th, 2011, 9:00am-5:00pm at Indian Hammocks Park in Kendall. http://www.thegreeningevolution.com. The event will include fun for the whole family with an educational hope for us all. The Thrive film screening is scheduled for 1:00pm; the film is approximately 2 hours long. Location: Indian Hammocks Park, 11395 S.W. 79th Street, Miami, Florida, 33173, pavilion #2. The main park entrance is on the west side of SW 107th Avenue, north of Kendall Drive. Visit the Greening Evolution web site any time to learn more about their initiative.
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