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The Dalai Lama’s 18 rules for living
The Dalai Lama’s 18 rules for living At the start of the new millennium the Dalai Lama issued eighteen rules for living. I think we could all use a refresher nearly 10 years later… Emily K. Editor on 21 May 2009 | Mysterious News &Uncategorized | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Trackback URI | Connect With M.J. Copyright © M.J. Rose, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
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“PAST LIFE” on FOX – M.J.’s Show is a GO!
“PAST LIFE” on FOX – M.J.’s Show is a GO! BIG NEWS Fox orders ‘Past Life,’ another drama for next fall Fox has added “Past Life,” another drama, to its fall roster. Based on the novel “” by MJ Rose, the series uses the concept of reincarnation to solve present-day mysteries caused by past-life traumas. Created by David Hudgins (“Friday Night Lights” and “Everwood)” the show stars Kelli Giddish (“Life on Mars”), and Nicholas Bishop (“Home and Away”), who are pictured; and Ravi Patel (“Transformers”) and Richard Schiff (“The West Wing.)” Here’s more in the news! Fox adds ‘Life’ to 2009-10 schedule By CYNTHIA LITTLETON, MICHAEL SCHNEIDER (Variety.com) Warner Bros.…
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Reincarnation Diary: Mike’s Story
Reincarnation Diary: Mike’s Story Thank you to our reader Mike for sharing this intense memory with us: “I knew about the concept of reincarnation and that some people believed it, but I was skeptical of it. In the time my marriage was failing and during the divorce I would get olfactory hallucinations when the weather was damp, drizzly and chilly. I would smell wood smoke and the aroma of meat roasting and bread baking. I asked people around me if they could smell something and they couldn’t. I did some digging and came across the work of Dr. Brain Weiss and his books. I read all of them in short…
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Dalai Lama’s Wisdom for America
Dalai Lama’s Wisdom for America (Michelle J. Wong / Noozhawk photo) I find it interesting that the self-proclaimed number one in everything nation, the U.S., must look to other cultures for the type of common sense wisdom that the Dalai Lama hands out like spring petals on a peaceful morning. In a recent lecture on ethics at UCSB, he discussed compassion and commented that the economic crisis might be an opportunity for people to put some limits on material things. Think of the universe as a perfect balance machine – when something strays too far to one side, nature’s correction is to tip to the other side and create a…
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Monument for the Apocalypse
Monument for the Apocalypse I can’t decide whether this is an optimistic statement for the tenacity of our species, or a pessimistic view on the fate of our world? What do you think? American Stonehenge: Monumental Instructions for the Post-Apocalypse By Randall Sullivan (Wired) The strangest monument in America looms over a barren knoll in northeastern Georgia. Five massive slabs of polished granite rise out of the earth in a star pattern. The rocks are each 16 feet tall, with four of them weighing more than 20 tons apiece. Together they support a 25,000-pound capstone. Approaching the edifice, it’s hard not to think immediately of England’s Stonehenge or possibly the…
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“Infinite Potentiality and Actual Manifestation”
“Infinite Potentiality and Actual Manifestation” answers some deep questions on his . Here is a recent Q/A on the subject of reincarnation: Question: If there is one infinite being (and everything is an infinite possibility) then why do we need Reincarnation (individual souls having experience over and over?) We are either one infinite possibility having this experience or we are a soul having many experiences. (term soul being one continuous being.) Answer: Putting aside the issue of whether we need reincarnation for the moment, your question seems to boil down to why does infinite being need to do anything—create, know, evolve—if it is already everything? The best answer I can…
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2009 » May
Archive for May, 2009 The Sweet Void of Death I ran across this very detailed and interesting account of a man’s near death experience. Give it a read, I think you’ll enjoy this quite a bit… Near-Death Experience NDE Story of Mellen-Thomas Benedict Journey Through the Light and Back In 1982 I died from terminal cancer. The condition I had was inoperable, and any kind of chemotherapy they could give me would just have made me more of a vegetable. I was given six to eight months to live. I had been an information freak in the1970’s, and I had become increasingly despondent over the nuclear crisis, the ecology crisis,…
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Gratitude: Not in Exile
Gratitude: Not in Exile Dalai Lama thanks India for 50 years in exile NEW DELHI, India (CNN) — Cloaked in a traditional flowing red and saffron Tibetan robe the Dalai Lama took a deep breath as he began to express his gratitude to the country that took him in as a refugee 50 years ago. “I think in this country (there are) many other refugees,” the Dalai Lama reflected, sitting cross legged. “But we are I think (the) most fortunate and successful refugee community because of (the) government of India’s care and support.” His journey to India was a treacherous one. The year was 1959. Tibetans had staged an uprising…
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Update on The Reincarnationist pilot
Update on The Reincarnationist pilot The blog has some photos from the Baltimore set of the Fox pilot based on M.J.’s novel The Reincarnationist. “On Wednesday and Thursday my workplace was transformed into the Department of Justice as every film production crew in town was giving the Enoch Pratt Central Library a Hollywood makeover as part of shooting a pilot episode for a Fox TV paranormal series…” Here are a couple of samples! Emily K. Editor on 14 Apr 2009 | Mysterious News &Uncategorized | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Trackback URI | Connect With M.J. Copyright © M.J. Rose, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
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Happy Easter Reincarnationists
Happy Easter Reincarnationists Easter is about reincarnation. Renewal of body, mind and spirit. Here is a lovely and inclusive piece reflecting on this time of year from America: The National Catholic Weekly Paramahamsa Yogananda I: on Holy Thursday by Francis X. Clooney, S.J. Cambridge, MA. In this Holy Week, we are of course invited to quiet ourselves down, pull back a bit, and reflect on the meaning of our lives, in light of the death and resurrection of Jesus. We are fortunate to have an abundance of aids in this reflection, ranging from the Bible and the liturgies of the Triduum to myriad homilies, spiritual writings, works of music and…
