AMIE ONE
To Sustain & Grow The Light of Our Timeless Wisdom, Compassion & All Virtues
To Sustain & Grow The Light of Our Timeless Wisdom, Compassion & All Virtues
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Going back to basic neccessity, all beings just need food and water as air is free now. With recent wars resulting in high fuel, our basic food has incresed at least 50percent or even 100percent, in just two years. As we all know, prices can only go up and never come down due to greedy business corporations and salaries can never catch up or keep sliding, we have to learn how to survive a food crisis when food is either too pricey or not available. With the sudden climate changes, melting down of both North and South Poles, forest fire and earthquakes, food crisis is imminent to all regardless which part of the globe we stay. Share your thoughts and experience on how to survive in a food crisis, uphold and emanate great virtues at the worst of times.
Your entries should relate to one or more of the Winning Factors, G.R.E.A.T.
G.R.E.A.T. where
G stands for most Generous
R stands for most Responsible
E stands for most Equanimously Compassionate
A stands for most Awesome or Altruistic
T stands for most Trustworthy or Team-spirited
Registered users or voters will cast their votes for the best four entries whose Contents in their opinion, satisfy any one of the four Winning factors.
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Recently, many countries are experiencing disasters that are caused by the climate changes on Mother Earth. These disasters are becoming more extensive and uncontrollable even as mankind has higher technologies and artificial intelligence applications across many fields. The bottomline is Man has to......View More
With the recent events such as wars between countries, it inevitably resulted in an increase in oil prices that in turn resulted in increase in food prices as well. The increase in food prices make it difficult for people in poverty to secure food hence instead of waiting around for donations, peopl......View More
prevent food shortage , look for more food channels . It has to start now , go for plant based food . Be self sustainable, learn to grow edible plants . Learn not to indulge , look for food that are very satiating. Food like eggs last u a long time . Pick food that curb hunger , drink more......View More
Food is essential for sustaining life, but during times of crisis, access to food can become uncertain or expensive. By adopting the following smart food practices, we can better navigate challenges and survive a food crisis: 1) Reduce Food Waste One of the most effective ways to manage food dur......View More
The idea that "you never know when you need help from someone" emphasises the unpredictability of life and the importance of mutual aid and kindness. No one can truly predict when they might face hardship, whether financial, emotional, or physical. Therefore, fostering a culture of generosity and as......View More
Food is a fundamental necessity for survival, yet in recent years, rising costs and supply chain disruptions have made it increasingly difficult to access affordable and nutritious meals. As Singapore, like the rest of the world, faces an uncertain future due to climate change, economic instability,......View More
We help people prepare for the most likely scenarios. Food shortages are one of the more likely events that could happen at various times over the coming year. Planning and acting in micro-movements every day will make a huge difference over time... One of the best things you can do is start pre......View More
Greatness comes from realising suffering and not avoiding sufferings. Without sufferings, we will not be able to survive for long as we are always in our comfort zone and not wanting the best for ourselves. Our forefathers have gone through suffering to bring us to where we are today. If they had av......View More
Surviving a food crisis demands proactive measures to secure access to food, implement responsible dietary changes, engage with community support networks, and maintain a positive mindset. By combining personal preparedness with collective action, individuals can significantly increase their resilie......View More
In times of food shortage, self-reliance combined with collective action is essential. By learning to grow our own food—whether through urban gardening, vertical farming, or using food scraps for compost—we reduce dependence on fragile supply chains. G – Generous: Sharing excess produce, seeds, a......View More
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There’s a quote that resonates deeply with me: “Greatness comes from realising suffering and not avoiding sufferings.” Life has a way of testing us, and I’ve come to understand that true wisdom and strength emerge not from avoiding difficulties, but from facing them head-on and growing through them.......View More
Stockpile Non-perishable Foods: Build a reserve of essentials like rice, pasta, canned vegetables, beans, dried fruits, and protein sources such as canned meats or legumes We can also grow our food: If possible, start growing vegetables and fruits at home. 3. Preserve Food: Learn methods like......View More
A food crisis occurs when there is a significant shortage of food available to meet the needs of a population, often leading to widespread hunger and malnutrition, caused by factors like extreme weather events, conflicts, poor agricultural practices, and unequal food distribution, which can severely......View More
In today’s challenging economic landscape, where rising living costs and soaring food prices are driven by climate change, geopolitical conflicts, and competing land uses, ensuring food security has never been more critical. Recent spikes in prices, such as the dramatic increase in egg costs, serve......View More
In the face of an impending food crisis, Singapore's unique position as a small island nation with limited agricultural resources calls for innovative and compassionate solutions. Here's how we can survive a food crisis while embodying the G.R.E.A.T. virtues: Generosity in Community Gardens Si......View More
We can start learning to plant vegetable on our own for own consumption. We can make natural enzymes as a fertiliser for the vegetable. It is healthy and contain no chemical. TO MAKE NATURAL ENZYME : Use 3 portions of the fruits skin/vegetable roots/stems/leaves ,1 portion of sugar and 10 portio......View More
I believe learning to be self-sustainable is important in our current unpredictable political and environmental climax. It is always good to practice some forms of self-sustainability in our daily lives even on good days. Firstly, I believe we can solely survive by whole plant-based diet. Not only w......View More
We are a family of 4,consisting of my husband,myself n 2 kids.I will only buy vegetables on a daily basis.As I cook everyday,I will only buy it in small quantities and cook it for that day. If after dinner and we have balance stir-fried vegetables or potatoes,I will keep it and use it as fillings......View More
When there is a prolong shortage of food, people will be fighting for groceries (and toilet paper too). Those who are richer will leave the country. Those who can’t and couldn’t get sufficient food will be driven to desperation to steal, rob or even kill for food. The whole country will be in Chaos......View More
