The Arts
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Water That Remembers…
Water That Remembers… I was one of the lucky few who received a preview copy of M.J.’s new novel THE BOOK OF LOST FRAGRANCES due out in March of the new year – I drank in every word and luxuriated in the sensual storytelling that M.J. has by now completely perfected. In keeping with her themes of reincarnation and past lives, M.J. continues to explore the concept of “memory tools” for recalling former lifetimes. (It makes for incredibly fun reading across multiple centuries.) Remembering is something we all tend to do at the end of the year, around this time, as we simultaneously strive to envision a prosperous and happy…
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What Really Killed Jane Austen?
What Really Killed Jane Austen? We love a good literary mystery… Let’s see what Scientific American has to say about this one - [FAMOUS FOLLICLES: Scientists have the technology to test Jane Austen's hair for lethal levels of arsenic. Image: Wikimedia Commons] Was Jane Austen Poisoned by Arsenic? Science May Soon Find Out Modern techniques could reveal whether the celebrated English novelist’s surviving hair contains unusually high levels of arsenic By Ferris Jabr On April 27, 1817, Jane Austen sat down and wrote her will, leaving almost all of her assets—valued at less than 800 pounds sterling—to her sister Cassandra. In May, the sisters moved to Winchester, England, so the…
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2011 » December
Archive for December, 2011 The Crystal Skulls Series, Continued Continuing our Crystal Skulls Series, I am pleased to offer a guest post from Lily L. Diamond, healer, intuitive, and the magnificent blogstress at . (For our introduction to this series click here to go back a few weeks.) 11:11:11 and My Crystal Skull Journey by Lily L. Diamond Part I For several years now, I’ve been seeing 11:11 many places. I glance at the clock, 11:11. I receive an email and notice it was sent at 11:11. I send an email at 11:11. At the checkout stand at the grocery store the cashier says, $11.11. And to be honest, I…
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Will The Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up?
Will The Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up? I recently went to a fantastic movie, “Anonymous”, about the mystery surrounding the authorship of the Shakespeare canon. While the film is fiction, it includes elements of fact that do seem to imply a feasible possibility that William Shakespeare is not the name of the author who penned the works of “Shakespeare” - The director of the film, Roland Emmerich, has put together a compelling little video of ten reasons why Shakespeare did not write Shakespeare… For more on the mystery, the film’s website has a debate going and a series of very educational links on the matter, here. NPR has also done…
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Incredible Magic of Movement
Incredible Magic of Movement Look at what incredible magic is created by the human body on stage! Enjoy this video clip from Pilobolus Dance Theater’s show SHADOWLAND. Part dance, part shadow act, part circus, and part concert, SHADOWLAND is a surreal story of a young girl’s sensational world as she comes of age: Emily K. Editor on 02 Nov 2011 | Audio & Video &The Arts &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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2011 » November
Archive for November, 2011 The Slow, Slow Speed of Light The AMAZING new discoveries coming out of the CERN labs has got us thinking about light speed. Are we really limited by the speed of light when it comes to intergalactic communications and travel? We think this article (see below) from World-Mysteries blog is particularly interesting if the faster-than-light neutrinos at CERN have been causing you to scratch your head lately. The article includes the faster than light (FTL) theories of Tesla, as well as the ideas of many more seekers into the enigma of energy and information transmission. When you think about it, entangled quantum particles have been proven…
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The Green Tunnel…
The Green Tunnel… There is something incredibly magical about traveling the 2,200 mile Appalachian Trail in 5 minutes… from on . admin on 25 Aug 2011 | Ancient Wonders &Audio & Video &Psychology & The Mind &The Arts &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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Discovering A Monument For The Future
Discovering A Monument For The Future Imagine that you are from a society living thousands of years in the future. You are on a spirit walk through the high desert, and you stumble upon a mysterious monument tucked inside a lone mountain. Upon closer inspection you find that the monument is in fact a clock – a clock that has been telling time for almost 10,000 years… In the video below, Alexander Rose discusses the design and construction of the 10,000 Year Clock. What are the challenges and responsibilities incumbent upon the current generation when thinking for the long-term future? admin on 17 Aug 2011 | Ancient Wonders &Audio &…
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Sun & Sand Alchemy
Sun & Sand Alchemy The Solar Sinter by Markus Kayser is a 3D printer that uses focused sunlight to melt sand into glass objects. Kayser demonstrated the Solar Sinter in this beautiful short film shot in the Sahara Desert… (from Laughing Squid) Click the link below to watch the video. from Markus Kayser. admin on 29 Jun 2011 | Audio & Video &Science & Research &The Arts &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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2011 » June
Archive for June, 2011 Sun & Sand Alchemy The Solar Sinter by Markus Kayser is a 3D printer that uses focused sunlight to melt sand into glass objects. Kayser demonstrated the Solar Sinter in this beautiful short film shot in the Sahara Desert… (from Laughing Squid) Click the link below to watch the video. from Markus Kayser. admin on 29 Jun 2011 | Audio & Video &Science & Research &The Arts &Uncategorized | Comments (0) The Clock That Will Tick For 10,000 Years “‘In the year 4000, you’ll go see this clock and you’ll wonder, “Why on Earth did they build this?”‘ — Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos A friend of…












