What About the World Around Us? The Age of Reason?
This sound track is by the Australian singer John Farnham, it is called ‘The Age of Reason’. I feel the rhythm of a higher call asking us to stop and reflect. It is time to lift your head out of your books, your study, your computer and distractions and to turn your… Continue reading
World Peace: You Are The Voice
The World is a reflection of the collective choices of all people. Collectively we create the life and times we are moving through. Some people will say they are powerless, some will say they have to work, others will say there is no time. How much time does it take to… Continue reading
The History of Gore Vidal Living the Democracy He So Prized
Courtesy of wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gore_Vidal
Eugene Luther Gore Vidal (
/ˌɡɔr vɨˈdɑːl/;[1][2] October 3, 1925 – July 31, 2012) was an American author, playwright, essayist, screenwriter, and political activist. His third novel, The City and the Pillar… Continue reading
Gandhi: Satyagraha is the Home of Truth and Love
I watched the movie on Gandhi tonight and as always was inspired by his selflessness. What was very interesting was to observe the portrayal of the mindsets in the film of the British in this case, who were unable to see themselves as occupiers or that their rule was unjust or as Gandhi stated… Continue reading
Saint Germain: Eternal Life and Eternal Wisdom
Many these days are speaking of ascended masters, these beings are regarded as wise and messengers. Whatever you conceive god to be, whether it is life, love, environment, energy or universal intelligence, the idea of guides in this life is ancient. So here is some information and wisdom from Saint Germain
I love the… Continue reading
Universities: Higher Learning or Higher Earnings?
This poem I wrote some time ago but have updated it as I felt inspired. What I see clearly is that universities have adopted a business-as-usual paradigm. They receive funds from corporations to ineffect train students to work in their industries. Moreover, those who have influence at universities are increasingly private interests. What I find… Continue reading