Journey To Earth Mark DeLuca

As part of the American Hero Series, listen to Mark DeLuca talk about the importance of mindfulness and meditation, especially for military veterans. This is our official kickoff to a new season where we are focusing on continuing research on meditation. We look forward to connecting with the best thought leaders in the field.  

This research examines evolutionary adaptation and the toll that human pollution burdens upon other living species. I will focus attention to crickets who will be our focal point for this study.  I am excited to help other researchers in parallel with their own research project. I will lightly talk about that during this expedition. I must gather data from different environments to have analyzed. This will include remote wilderness with no known human influence, rural, and city locations. I will use satellite and LiDAR technology to look back at ancient human influence and how that has shaped nature.

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The following is a talk Mark DeLuca delivered live at TEDx Ultra Arena. 

There are people who walk in the shadows and stare evil in the eyes. The tip of the spear, blessed with aggression. They are the sheepdog. Then there are people who have no idea that this evil exists, and if it ever darkened their doorstep, they wouldn’t know how to protect themselves. They are the sheep.

Look closely and you will find comparisons between war, mindfulness, meditation, wilderness, and adventure sports. A magical experience happens which is known as the flow state. During this period your neurons begin to fire quicker, therefore making your brain frequency increase. You become hyper focused and achieve pure mindfulness. You’re able to think 3 to 4 steps ahead and feel intoxicated with energy. This practice is something that I have researched for many years and have had the privilege to connect with leading practitioners from around the world. I am a Marine Corps veteran, explorer, researcher, technology leader, and adventurer at large. My name is Mark DeLuca.

We meetup with Heather Sapp, a honeybee expert who shares important knowledge about how bees live. This is part of our Smart Colony research. This research has been published in our Journey To Earth children's magazine. If your interested in gifting a magazine to children around the world, please visit our website. 



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This episode is one from the vault and is one of the more interesting topics. I talk with Donna Stanley, a true expert in the field and all around amazing person.

Land temperatures have increased 1.988 in the past 142 years. This is directly related to vegetation becoming drier. When a fire encounters dry environments, the tendency to spread becomes intensified. Data map overlays show a trend where when land temperatures are increased, the more forest that is burned. Forest environments have adapted to fires. This research examines why forest fires are increasing in frequency and intensity, what can be done to prevent them and what damage is left behind. Fact must be the criteria that governs action. Theory aids opinion, yet must rely upon objective binary data. My intention is not to base my conscious opinion on the word of others. I want to see the data in the wild. It is because of that, I can attest that global warming is causing wildfires to increase in terms of intensity and frequency . Our land and waters are warming and the effects are catastrophic.