Anthropocene

The term " Anthropocene " is employed in different ways by various persons or companies, but it is unquestionably a significant part of contemporary environmental thought. 

Multiple usages of the term imply several interpretations of the Anthropocene, but specific common themes usually emerge from this tangle. The term's central notion is that human activity has a disproportionate impact on numerous parts of the natural world and the operation of the Earth system, with ramifications for how we view and interact with the natural world—and how we perceive our role in it. 

Unlike prior terminologies that attempted to encapsulate human impact on the environment, Anthropocene adopts the formal nomenclature of a Geologic Time Period, derived from the Ancient Greek term "anthropos"("human") and -"cene" ("new" or "recent"). 

The use of this geological term emphasizes that modern environmental changes are planetary in scale and significant in the context of Earth history, drawing emphasis to their vastness and all-pervasive character. 

This geological framing contributes significantly to the term's potency—provides a path to scientific formalization, and generates scientific and transdisciplinary friction. 

From its origins as a natural science idea, the phrase has spread across disciplines into the social sciences and humanities and into broader cultural and political debates over how to live on and respond to a human-dominated planet. Much of the term's current vitality stems from these more general cultural and philosophical arguments.

Anthropocene Environmental and Geological Conservation, attempts to restore cultural areas that preserve the environment's geological, mineral, old stone resources and geothermal waters. Additionally, we envisage the wholeness of the soil as a component of how crops are developed and planted.

 Therefore, Anthropocene focuses on the value of the lands passed down by our forefathers. 

"Homo Crystalis" is concerned with the intelligent body and the interaction of Geo-Mineralogy and Special Interaction with the body's electrical alignment.

As in opening up like a lotus, or flowers that bring about enlightenment, or health teas that operate on the body, the interior fields must be opened and healed. Additionally, it pertains to the crystalline nature of the body, which also contains carbon ( ex., Eyes reflect the internal prism ).

"Homo Momentus" refers to the Homo Sapien being conscious and active in the present moment, or temporal interval.

As in being observant and mindful of and attempting to operate (in the sense of taking action) in the present moment ( like in farming, health and other aspects).

More than that, Anthropocene aims to systematize knowledge of land distribution and real estate lands in compliance with international standards; to train students and specialists in the treatment of agroecology; permaculture; gemstones, and minerals; to structure the plant families through their families and classes, categorized in their overall health benefits and relating to the systems of the body for a more specific on-location treatment, in all classes and methods that need to be addressed, and to instruct in medical practice facilities to establish the broad scope and perspectives of what we try to implement through our concepts.  

Anthropocene concepts come with multiple annexations that fall in the same category but deal with specified scopes. 

Lands that were misappropriated are now being restored for cultural and health purposes in the symbiosis of human and land-based anthropology landscapes.

 From an archaeological standpoint, we wish to collect writings on history, geography, poetry, transcription techniques and advances, folklore and beliefs, plant cures, and even indigenous sciences that have moulded our civilization.

Nonetheless, we endeavour to create the most systematic colloquium of our generation. Everything is viewed through an archaeological lens.

By addressing the humanitarian arts as a whole, we hope to summarise chronicles, astronomy, and literature, mythical and religious writings, decrees, old laws, rare photos and footages, historical inscribing, and administrative records.

The satisfaction that a new discovery gives, the ability to make future connections with a notion we already knew, leads us to believe that our scope is not pointless and may be vital for future generations.

The Human Library is a repository for cultural preservation and the refinements that ancient humans possessed as natural features of life.

We have established the foundations for three businesses that will demonstrate their utility in the future. Our mission continues today, particularly for the labour and care of researchers and healthcare practitioners who face a battle against all hinders in their endeavour.

We are cognizant of the critical nature of laying the groundwork and establishing a foundation for future generations, in terms of learning new skills and acquiring knowledge, which risks being lost if we do not gather it and attempt to integrate everyone who has a passion for and an interest in integrative Medicine.

We are in serious danger now as a result of misinformation and deception. We are not opposed to others; 

instead, we are attempting to incorporate what is necessary and significant for safeguarding lands, farming, permaculture, alternative medicines, and everything else that contributes to our programmes to establish and train future generations.

We want to have learning facilities that address everything like an unfolding perspective. New discoveries are starting to become forgotten. 

Archaeological richness and diversities.