From the Blarney Stone to the Philosopher’s Stone
From the Blarney Stone to the Philosopher’s Stone
I am not your enemy,
I am not the other,
I am asking questions,
Freedom is the arrow that sends forth,
For we share this world together,
We are family,
No matter how you see yourself,
We came from the same root,
From the tree of life,… Continue reading
Enlightened Truth and Justice
Sometimes I just look at the news and the violence and it astounds me. Sometimes it gets too much to watch. I try to work for peace, yet this is mostly unpaid as it is not valued by society until unrest occurs. I watch the same patterns play out, the same rhetoric… Continue reading
Will China Lead Environmental Protection?
Lao Tzu still lives. China will lead the world as wise leaders return to first principles.
http://www.arcworld.org/news.asp?pageID=174
The sage Lao Zi to be Daoist God of Ecological Protection
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The newly adopted God of Ecological Protection |
The great Daoist sage Lao Zi is to become China’s God of Ecological Protection.
Eighteen… Continue reading
Into the Wild: Adolescence, Manhood and Wisdom
I saw this film for the second time tonight, having seen it in Santiago, Chile. I cried that time too. This time I saw more in the film. Into The Wild is based on a book by author Jon Krakauer which was released 21 September 2007. This date is the International… Continue reading
Eckhart Tolle: The Way Out of Madness Is Peace
To be still is to find presence beyond thought. This is where sanity begins. Do we have the courage to question our thoughts? Are you your thoughts?
We are here to love each other. I send love to each who read this and those who don’t 🙂… Continue reading
Finding Camelot in Realising The Roundtable of Universal Love
It has been interesting, I wrote a poem tonight and the word Camelot popped up. I then saw a DVD on King Arthur and the metaphors were clear for me. Truth is often hidden in metaphor, it is like a surrealist painting when suddenly you see an image within an image. That is what I… Continue reading