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The Ocean Symposium

In some way, the oceans affect every person on the planet, and for world peace to come, they must be kept in their pristine state. No one has the right to pollute the oceans or upset the balance.

Our three inventions also parallel the Earth, which is a sentient body. The oceans store the energy from the sun, and are similar in composition to the saline solution of blood, and also to the electrolytes in a battery. There are energy lines, called ley lines, that run through the planet, like the nervous system.

When many people in one area are facing a traumatic event — consider an event like Hurricane Katrina — the chaotic energy is channeled into certain areas in the oceans. This is how hurricanes form. Chaotic energy leads to severe weather patterns, such as earthquakes, tornadoes and floods. If you compare years with severe weather patterns to current events, you will see a pattern.

Water is a symbol of the emotions. There is a great deal of fear associated with the global financial crisis, wars and genocides. "Pouring oil on troubled waters" may not be enough to end the series of severe hurricanes and tsunamis that have torn apart the planet recently. We, as a global society, must stand on the principles to find a sense of balance. We must begin to work together to bring "world" peace.

We plan to host the ocean symposium and invite the world's experts on the oceans to debate our proposal on sovereignty of the oceans. The proposed international government will have a department, also, called "The Department of the Oceans" to be stewards of the oceans. Join the debate.

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