Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Critical Mass
As Change is accelerated to a pace we can barely tolerate, the pace of change quickens and so does the reaction to it. It can reach critical mass much sooner. Perhaps we are fast approaching the breaking point and just maybe there is a reason for it. If one is inclined to believe life is not a random series of events, then there must be a purpose behind it.
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breaking point,
Change,
critical mass,
purpose
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Millrace Bookstore book talk 3/14
Shortly it is off to my book talk, 4 pm at 40 Mill Lane in Farmington, Ct. Brave the rain. Come out and see me. Maybe you will hear something that inspires you to be the best you can be; instead of giving in that sinking feeling that nothing will ever change. As the Moody Blues' song says -- It's up to you.
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book talk,
FRLAC,
it's up to you,
Millrace
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
One year older
Today I reached a plateau -- the big six o. If only it truly was a plateau. I don't really feel any different than I did yesterday. I keep hearing "My Generation" by The Who in my head today. "Wanna die before I get old". It's really not as bad as that. I'm older but wiser, and slower but more thoughtful. There are trade offs, and there always will be.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Avatar is a must see
I didn't cry through much of the movie like my wife did. She is very sensitive to the plight of any of God's creatures. I, on the other hand, felt the anger welling up inside me. And in the first 30 minutes of the film, one thought kept creeping in, "bury my heart at wounded knee". From the middle of the film onward, it was one long 'trail of tears' for the Navi. The saving grace was it has a 'happy' ending', or at least I perceived that way. The indigent tribes weren't wiped from the face of Pandora by the military might of a maniacal corporation bent on greed -- manifest destiny on steroids. The 'good guys' actually persevered. As far as happy endings go, perhaps the human race on planet Earth will have one too. We saw what it takes. We just have to do what the Navi did -- stand up for ourselves. I believe I appreciated that ending because I'm a citizen of Woodstock Nation and proud of it. I sincerely hope there are more like me out there. The world needs us; especially now.
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Avatar,
trail of tears,
Woodstock,
wounded knee
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Underground cities as insurance for 2012
If Earth changes are a fantasy, explain to me why the government is incurring the expense to build a six level bunker city under the Denver airport. Similar construction is going on at Mount Weather, Virginia. It seems to be an extravagant way to indulge someone's fantasies -- Way over the top. Or is it?
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bunker,
Denver,
fantasy,
stapleton airport,
weather
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Jesse Ventura show
Just watched Jesse Ventura's show TruTV -- on conspiracies. Tonight's topic was 2012. The government is building underground cities under the Denver airport. This is for real. The conspiracy is this is safe haven for the elite from solar flares in 2012. There are armed guards to prevent regular folk from entering. If the end-times prophecy is a fantasy, why make the effort?
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conspiracy,
TruTv,
underground cities,
ventura
Monday, January 11, 2010
Canopy of Light
A Canopy of Light enters the lives of all concerned that brings with it a harbinger of change. We see it in the economy, environment, and our spiritual expression. It will stimulate humanity to 'move'. The question is: in what direction?
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canopy of light,
economy,
environment,
Spiritual
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