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Some Monday Escapism: The Andromeda Contactee
Some Monday Escapism: The Andromeda Contactee Meet Alex Collier, contactee. If this material doesn’t drop you straight down a fun and compelling rabbit hole, I am not sure what will… An Andromedan Perspective on Galactic History by Alex Collier Global Wings Conference, August 2002 [Transcribed June, 2007]. [Editorial Note. This was Alex Collier’s final lecture before his ‘retirement’ from the UFO lecture circuit in 2002. It has never been published before. It deals with information given to him by his ‘Andromedan’ extraterrestrial contacts concerning Galactic History. The information is vital for understanding the historical intervention by extraterrestrials. Investigations conducted by the Chief Editor of the Exopolitics Journal point to the…
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3rd Century Afghani Buddha Statue Discovered
3rd Century Afghani Buddha Statue Discovered My heart still breaks when I think of the Buddha statues that were destroyed back in 2001, but this recent find does make me feel just a little bit better.. Buddha statue find at Afghan site [BBC News] The seat of Bamiyan Buddhas: The Taleban dynamited the Buddha statues in 2001 A giant statue of a Buddha has been discovered in central Afghanistan, near to the ruins of the world-famous Bamiyan Buddhas. Archaeologists say the 19m (62ft) statue is in a sleeping position and dates back to the Third Century. Other relics such as coins and ceramics were also found. The Taleban blew up…
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Good Ship Mystery
Good Ship Mystery Mystery ship washes ashore in Alabama after Hurricane Ike FORT MORGAN, Alabama (AP) — When the waves from Hurricane Ike receded, they left behind a mystery: a ragged shipwreck that archeologists say could be a two-masted Civil War schooner that ran aground in 1862 or another ship from 70 years later. A ragged boat from 1862 or 1933 washed ashore in Fort Morgan, Alabama, after Hurricane Ike. The wreck, about 6 miles from Fort Morgan, had been partially uncovered when Hurricane Camille cleared away sand in 1969. Researchers at the time identified it as the Monticello, a battleship that partially burned when it crashed trying to get…
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Discover your identity only to lose it?
Discover your identity only to lose it? We do all this work in a lifetime to discover who we are, to become enlightened, less selfish, more productive, thinner, nicer, cooler… And to what end exactly? If we don’t maintain our egos in the next life, what exactly is the point of all this self discovery over and over and over again? Why not just sit on a log for 75 years eating insects and twiddling our thumbs until the next life overtakes us? I think the answer exists somewhere within that mysterious bit of truth about how the self is not really just ourselves, but is a part of a…
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Free Will Astrology podcast delight
Free Will Astrology podcast delight Check out the Free Will Astrology podcast here: …and in the meantime, a tidbit… “We are experiencing the initiation of the human race into a new level of consciousness, and that is a very terrifying experience. It does no good to turn and run from the terror of our darkness into light; we must sit it out: zazen. “We must take our counsel from *The Tibetan Book of the Dead* and realize that these frightening projections of famines, economic disasters, ecological catastrophes, floods, earthquakes, and wars are all only the malevolent aspects of beneficent deities. If we sit and observe them, do not identify with…
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Tough Love from A Zen Master
Tough Love from A Zen Master From the NYT, A Very Old Zen Master and His Art of Tough Love What would Buddha do? Every spring and fall, enlightenment-seekers from all over come here to find out, converging for arduous weeklong retreats at the Bodhi Manda Zen Center in a red rock canyon among the thermal springs and Indian pueblos west of Santa Fe. Dressed in black robes, they strive to live in the moment and awaken to the oneness of everything by rising at 3 a.m. for 18-hour sessions sitting lotus-style in the zendo, or meditation hall, eating communal vegan meals in silence, chanting and taking restorative dips in…
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The Orwell Diaries
The Orwell Diaries Things are suspiciously Orwellian on our modern world…one wonders if the man was a writer or a prophet. The Orwell Prize, Britain’s pre-eminent prize for political writing, is publishing George Orwell’s diaries as a blog. From 9th August 2008, Orwell’s domestic and political diaries (from 9th August 1938 until October 1942) will be posted in real-time, exactly 70 years after the entries were written. Orwell’s ‘domestic’ diaries begin on 9th August 1938/2008; his ‘political’ diaries (which are further categorised as ‘Morocco’, ‘Pre-war’ and ‘Wartime’) begin on 7th September 1938/2008. To read the Orwell Diaries click here. Emily K. Editor on 01 Sep 2008 | The Library &Uncategorized…
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2008 » September
Archive for September, 2008 Some Monday Escapism: The Andromeda Contactee Meet Alex Collier, contactee. If this material doesn’t drop you straight down a fun and compelling rabbit hole, I am not sure what will… An Andromedan Perspective on Galactic History by Alex Collier Global Wings Conference, August 2002 [Transcribed June, 2007]. [Editorial Note. This was Alex Collier’s final lecture before his ‘retirement’ from the UFO lecture circuit in 2002. It has never been published before. It deals with information given to him by his ‘Andromedan’ extraterrestrial contacts concerning Galactic History. The information is vital for understanding the historical intervention by extraterrestrials. Investigations conducted by the Chief Editor of the Exopolitics…
