Projects for Others

After I had been blogging for around seven years, I realised that I wasn’t going to get all my ideas done. As a result, I decided to post a list of (psychic/spiritual) ideaas here for others to consider taking on if they are drawn to anything. 

I had also started a separate blog to address other ideas (see https://kayleens-ideas.blogspot.com/).

I posted an initial list of psychic/spiritual ideas here, with the expectation that I would change the list over time. I have now edited that list - see below. 

What I am also going to start doing here is create brief notes about some of my other sets of ideas - below the psychic-spiritual list, so you can ignore it if you wish 😁

Anyway, here is my updated list of projects for others to consider completing:

  • get all the groups and individuals who are working to bring world peace or otherwise make this world a better place through meditation-type techniques to talk to each other ... ;
  • establish a planetary energy assessment service, a bit like a psychic version of the weather bureau - although, as I have subsequently noted, a series of local groups around the globe, operating independently, would be as good - or even better, as if there are problems in one group, hopefully others will be OK;
  • establish a dream registry which gets away from the self-centred, selfish, amathiac pitfall of dream interpretations (see here, here, and here);
  • as I doubt very much that I am either the only Pagan interested or prepared to make a public commitment to peace, try to kick start a version of my Pagans for Peace idea;
  • come up with pagan versions of the so-called Seals of Solomon - such as the bindrune for undetectability (see here), which marks the start of this process and was spurred into being when I found that the Seal of Solomon for invisibility included a Biblical phrase about physically blinding others;

  • a Tarot based on Valkyries. 

I removed working on my kit bag of runes, as I now don’t consider them good enough to develop further: however, they will hopefully get people thinking less selfishly about magickal practice. 

So now, my list of non-magickal projects: 

Better use of timber 

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Better boat building 

First and foremost, we need small boats that are built with double skins - partly for floatation, partly for better insulation. 

We also need those who are trying to bring back sail cargo ships to design those ships around the concept of shipping containers (which can be cubes) in the holds (which addresses the problem of loss of containers that modern container ships have), not the old fashioned, labour-intensive, and thus expensive loading and unloading techniques that may appeal to a romantic brain but make the proposals commercially unviable - and thus of no real benefit for the climate crisis. I discussed this (with sketches) at https://politicalmusingsofkayleen.blogspot.com/2022/01/way-way-way-off-topic-thoughts-on.html.

However, the main point I want to include here is the use of trusses in boat building. 

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A small plane idea 

This builds on the idea I had for a stall resistant wing (see https://kayleens-ideas.blogspot.com/2008/06/towards-stall-resistant-wing.html), and the initial sketches of a small plane at https://kayleens-ideas.blogspot.com/2009/09/towards-safer-light-aircraft.html (and https://kayleens-ideas.blogspot.com/2008/06/increasing-g-absorbance-of-seat-mounts.html and https://kayleens-ideas.blogspot.com/2009/09/towards-fire-resistant-planes-and-trees.html). 

I have a better developed concept, and will add a sketch of that here in due course. 

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a how-to-sail book 

This is a market that is saturated, but I wanted to cover things like building awareness of wind while ashore, detailed information on how to move about boats that some people do require (that was some of the main focus of people I taught to sail as a teenager - they knew the principles, but were getting lost on some of the basics of implementation - such as how to move around the dinghy [and some found the UK technique of facing astern during  tack easier than the technique I was taught, which is to face the wind - to face forward), and comparing how to handle sail vessels throughout history, beginning with overlaying plans of each, drawn to correct internal scale, but with the same waterline, which would help to illustrate aspects such as the need for square riggers to use sails to steer, as compared to modern dinghies. 

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next idea 

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I thought I would add an updated blogiography (newer format, and the https URLs) for my ideas blog here, mainly for my convenience but others might have a moment of idle curiosity: 


(I left a couple out that I don’t consider worthwhile.) 

 

 

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