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Farm animals are a vital part of a home agriculture system. Chickens give eggs, goats offer milk, ducks help with pest control, and larger animals contribute manure, meat, or labor. But keeping animals healthy and protected can be a real challenge. Predators, weather, disease, and daily care all require attention and planning.

What animals do you…[Read more]

As the world shifts toward energy independence and sustainability, many individuals and communities are turning to alternative energy methods that align with self-sufficiency.

Some of the most accessible systems include:
• Solar Power: Popular for off-grid setups. Can range from small panels to full-home systems with battery storage.
• Wind Pow…[Read more]

Preserving food is one of the most practical skills in any self-sufficient lifestyle. Canning is great for sauces, fruits, and jams. Fermenting works well for vegetables and adds probiotics. Drying is easy for herbs and fruits, and cold storage, like root cellars, can keep potatoes, squash, and carrots fresh for months.

Each method has its pros…[Read more]

For many on the homesteading path, the garden becomes a medicine chest. From elderberry and calendula to mugwort and garlic, herbs offer gentle, powerful support. Making your own tinctures, salves, or infusions is a way of reclaiming ancestral wisdom and aligning with the intelligence of the field.

Have you experimented with herbal medicine? What…[Read more]

Some plants seem to thrive no matter what and grow like weeds with little effort. Others test your patience, refusing to produce or struggling despite care. Over time, most people find a rhythm with their land and climate, discovering which crops feel natural to grow and which ones aren’t worth the energy.

What crops grow easily for you? What…[Read more]

Starting a homesteading or self-sufficient lifestyle can feel like stepping into a whole new reality, one where you’re learning to live with the land instead of over it. Mistakes are bound to happen, and patience becomes a daily ritual. From soil health and food preservation to tool maintenance and time management, there’s always more to…[Read more]

Homesteading looks different depending on where you plant your roots. In a rural area, you might have space for livestock, full gardens, or water systems. In the suburbs, maybe it’s raised beds, chickens, and solar rigs. In the city, it could be balcony herbs, container crops, or community space building.

Netism encourages adaptability, working w…[Read more]

The pentagram, or five-pointed star, was sacred to the ancient Pythagoreans as a living diagram of cosmic proportion, health, and harmony. Every line and intersection within the pentagram encodes the golden ratio (φ = 1.618…), the fundamental key to nature’s design.

From a Netist perspective, the pentagram is a fractal resonance pattern, a ge…[Read more]

In the Netist framework, geometry is resonance. The shapes that persist across dimensions are energetic codes, anchoring different states of matter, consciousness, and field interaction. Few shapes carry as much cosmological importance as the Platonic Solids.

These five fundamental forms—tetrahedron, cube (hexahedron), octahedron, dodecahedron, a…[Read more]

The Harmonic Thread of Sun, Moon, and Element

Across traditions, 108 marks completion, alignment, and sacred rhythm.
From a Netist perspective, it’s a harmonic constant that reveals the deep coherence between geometry, astronomy, and elemental resonance.

Consider this:

The Sun is about 108 times the diameter of Earth.
The Moon is roughly 108 l…[Read more]

Most people don’t give much thought to how we measure space and time, but the base system we use affects how we interact with the universe.

The metric system is based on 10s, while the imperial system (feet, inches, etc.) is based on 12s. Interestingly, ancient civilizations favored systems based on 3, 6, 12, or 60, which are all deeply tied to h…[Read more]

Tesla is attributed with the quote, “If you only knew the magnificence of 3, 6, and 9, you would have the key to the universe.”
He reportedly only stayed in hotel rooms with numbers that reduced to 3, 6, or 9 as well as many other idiosyncrasies centered around these numbers.

In vortex-based mathematics, these numbers form the backbone of a sac…[Read more]

Open contact could offer profound benefits such as shared knowledge, healing sciences, or a deeper understanding of the Net. Yet there are also risks: cultural disruption, misuse of technology, or misalignment with non-unified beings. The question isn’t just whether contact will happen, but when humanity will be energetically ready to receive it w…[Read more]

In Netism, we make an important distinction between extra-terrestrial and extra-dimensional beings. Extraterrestrial refers to lifeforms that are physical, existing on other planets within our shared multiversal cycle. They are part of the material paradigm, beings with civilizations, bodies, and histories not unlike our own. Many of us carry…[Read more]

Netism describes that truly advanced societies don’t rely on visible machines or outward displays of power. Instead, their evolution is marked by inner coherence, unity-based living, and the seamless integration of technology with consciousness. Tools become subtle, even internalized, woven into their energetic makeup. They don’t dominate nat…[Read more]

In Netism, we recognize that the multiverse is alive with countless inhabited worlds, each existing on unique frequencies, geometries, and evolutionary arcs. Incarnation is not bound to Earth. Consciousness weaves through the Net, taking form where resonance aligns. Some of us carry subtle memories, dreams, or longings that feel alien.

These…[Read more]

An artist’s inspiration often begins years before they ever touch a tool. It lives in the books we couldn’t put down, the music that cracked something open, the paintings or films that made the world feel wider. These early encounters awaken our creative frequency.

As a writer, I read countless books before I started writing, but a few stand o…[Read more]

This is a space for artists, musicians, writers, and creators of all kinds to introduce themselves and share what moves them.

I am a writer. I feel like my drive was always in me, but unfocused. My mind can wander a lot of places, but when I’m researching for a book or writing, I enter an entirely new mental space. I’m not worried about mundane…[Read more]

Many artists, musicians, and writers describe entering a state where time dissolves, thought quiets, and creation flows effortlessly. This is often called the flow state. It’s a space where the mind aligns with the deeper currents of the Net, and ideas seem to pour through you rather than come from you.

In Netism, we view the flow state as a f…[Read more]