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The Skeptic Pope
The Skeptic Pope It’s a miracle! Oh no, it’s not Hotline to heaven: Pope Benedict is concerned by the explosion of ‘mystics’ who claim they can speak to God As the recession deepens, religious observers are braced for an upturn in visions and apparitions of the Virgin Mary and other supernatural Catholic phenomena. Stigmata, the strange bodily marks resembling the wounds of the crucified Jesus, may again start to appear regularly. Statues and icons are expected to bleed, weep and move around, as the world faces its greatest economic crisis since the 1930s. In the depths of the recession of the 1980s, with unemployment rising in Ireland and a prevailing…
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The Paranormal Podcast
The Paranormal Podcast Podcasts are a fun way to get up to date on virtually anything. You can listen while you do errands or clean the house. It’s the lazy man’s blog. “The Paranormal Podcast has been examining the unknown since 2005. We won’t dress up in alien costumes and don’t plan on buying that $19.99 Super Official Ghost Detector off of late night TV but we believe there is more to life than what meets the eye. What is at play? Which theories are real? We’re not sure and that is why we invite you to join us — in our quest to learn more on The Paranormal Podcast!”…
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What the Stonehenge is This?
What the Stonehenge is This? Considering that sea levels were some 100 meters lower during the last ice age than they are today, just imagine what “coastal” treasures and answers lay just below the surface of the world’s waters? Stonehenge in Lake Michigan? Potentially pre-historic stone formation discovered deep underwater By MATT BARTOSIK The iconic Stonehenge in the UK is one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world, but it is not the only stone formation of its kind. Similar stone alignments have been found throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales… and now, it seems, in Lake Michigan. According to BLDGBLOG, in 2007, Mark Holley, professor of underwater…
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Reincarnation of The Beasts
Reincarnation of The Beasts I love it when the edge of reality touches the edge of science fiction. I am however not at all anxious for those giant insects they had way-back-when to be resurrected any time soon. Long-extinct creatures like the dodo and woolly mammoth could be brought back to life thanks to scientific advances By Fiona Macrae It has long been synonymous with death. But the dodo could live again, along with other long-extinct creatures from the fearsome sabre-toothed tiger to the lumbering Neanderthal. Other beasts of yesteryear ripe for resurrection include the Tasmanian tiger, the woolly rhinoceros and the glyptodon – a VW Beetle-sized armadillo which last…
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Close Encounters of The Lame Duck Kind
Close Encounters of The Lame Duck Kind As we prepare to say goodbye to a President with incredibly low popularity, I felt it was important to remind everyone of our favorite “W” related news story of the past year: The UFO story of course (with actual radar evidence). At least we here at the Reincarnationist are willing to end the long, long chapter of Bush on a positive note! P.S. Welcome Obama, and let’s hope your inauguration celebration this weekend will offer a nice UFO sighting for us all to ponder and enjoy! Radar Shows UFO Flying Towards Bush Ranch (Paranormal Review) STEPHENVILLE, US. The long-awaited investigation of the Stephenville,…
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Moon Maps & The International Year of Astronomy
Moon Maps & The International Year of Astronomy Welcome to 2009 – The International Year of Astronomy. I am having a tough time thinking of a subject with more intrigue, hope and optimism than Astronomy (star-gazing is such a romantic and ancient pastime), so this is a great match for humanity’s big, hope-filled year ahead… ‘English Galileo’ maps on display By Christine McGourty Science correspondent, BBC News Experts hope the maps will give Thomas Harriot the credit he deserves “Moon maps” created by a little-known Englishman 400 years ago are to go on display to mark the launch of the International Year of Astronomy. Experts say they prove their creator…
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‘i’ am the ‘i’
‘i’ am the ‘i’ Over the holidays I stumbled across an interesting philosophy that I had never heard of: Ho’oponopono… It appears to be a wonderful and positive way of looking at things that come up in our daily lives, and of course we could all use some extra positivity! Check it out here. Self I-dentity through Ho’oponopono is a Hawaiian problem solving process to release memories that show up as problems in our everyday lives. When we are willing to take responsibility and let go, what is right and perfect unfolds. The Ho’oponopono process provides “a step by step approach to achieving Peace, Balance and a new meaning of…
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the ancient Oshoro circle
the ancient Oshoro circle …As we enter the future (welcome 2009), let us look to the past… Rocks of Ages: A composite photo of the Oshoro Stone Circle in Otaru, Hokkaido ANDREW KERSHAW Mystery shrouds the ancient Oshoro circle By MICHAEL HOFFMAN Special to The Japan Times In 1861 at Oshoro, southwestern Hokkaido, a party of herring fishermen, migrants from Honshu, were laying the foundation for a fishing port when they saw taking shape beneath their shovels a mysterious spectacle — a broad circular arrangement of large rocks, strikingly symmetrical, evidently man-made. What could it be? An Ainu fortress? They would have been astonished to learn, as in fact they…
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2009 » January
Archive for January, 2009 The Skeptic Pope It’s a miracle! Oh no, it’s not Hotline to heaven: Pope Benedict is concerned by the explosion of ‘mystics’ who claim they can speak to God As the recession deepens, religious observers are braced for an upturn in visions and apparitions of the Virgin Mary and other supernatural Catholic phenomena. Stigmata, the strange bodily marks resembling the wounds of the crucified Jesus, may again start to appear regularly. Statues and icons are expected to bleed, weep and move around, as the world faces its greatest economic crisis since the 1930s. In the depths of the recession of the 1980s, with unemployment rising in…
