Surfing the Tao

Just a couple of things this morning before I’m off for the day…

 

Wanted to get a note in about Comet Holmes‘ spectacular and mysterious ignition. Google it and you’ll find all sort of other sites talking about it. This one caught my attention – I know, again with the astrology thing – but the synchronicity re. Pluto’s alignment with the galactic center is worth noting. What energy streams from our galactic center is still a mystery – but our coming alignment with it in 2012, which also aligns with the Mayan calendar end date, is worth paying attention to.

 

You might also be interested to know a newly discovered comet, Comet Loneos, is also brighter than expected right now.

 

While I’m at it here I couldn’t leave off an article in the Telegraph about “aliens” starting the fires in Sicily. And this one about humans splitting off into two species.

 

Ok. All for now.

 

Tags: astrology, aliens, 2012, synchronicity, coincidence, Mayan calendar, news, astronomy by Angela
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• Through the Looking Glass has some interesting comments on the California firestorms, and also points out an old USA Today article from 2003 that suggests the FBI knew of a terrorist plot to start wildfires…sounds like an episode of “24”…but where was Jack Bauer? There are reports officials are investigating possible arson.  Astrology isn’t my usual stomping grounds, but I will note that Mars (fire) is in Cancer. Oh - and Mercury’s in retrograde, too.
  
• Vatican Official Confirms the Existence of Extraterrestrials…The Vatican also recently opened a new exhibit on the Apocalypse.
• Lockheed’s “Spooky Radar” based on principles of quantum entanglement. In related news, “quantum foam” perhaps responsible for new discovery re. Gamma ray delays.
• Fluid Intelligence from Wanttoknow.info. Let’s shift that paradigm.
• Always interested in news on weather control technologies, here’s one on steering hurricanes.
• Tony Blair as permanent EU President? Here he is developing an international interfaith organization…sounds eerily like what a prophesied Antichrist would do…
• Could economic collapse simply be setting the stage for a North American Union and unified currency, the Amero? One article from OpEdNews.com and another from Daniel Pinchbeck. Ex-Mexican Prez Fox mentioned a “unified currency” on Larry King recently.
• Brezinski endorses Obama (who BTW is related to Cheney); the Rothschilds endorse Hillary. Some choice that is.
• From Physorg.com, “Electromagnetic Wormhole Possible with Invisibility Technology.”
• Run away, run away! The ray-gun is coming!
• From The Washington Post, “Dragonfly or Insect Spy?” This you gotta see. And if you live in D.C., beware the new plan to scan motorists.
• No more magic mushrooms in Holland.
• And finally a touch of levity…announcing a cell phone that spots bad breath. Whew, finally.

 

 

 

 

Tags: technology, astrology, aliens, mercury, conspiracy, UFO, Apocalypse, weather modification, invisibility, mercury retrograde, news, New World Order, Notes from the Surf, North American Union, prophecy, D.C., Washington DC, Amero by Angela
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Journalist Daniel Pinchbeck, self-proclaimed cynic and son of Beatnik parents, transversed the realms of the psychic and the psychedelic, as well as his own personal drama, to bring us his version of the Eschaton in his book 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl. His scholarly prose is punctuated with radical, apocalyptic refrains which underscore his own revelations as to the immanent arrival of something both terrifying and wonderful. If he is correct, our near future contains the potential for both catastrophe and conscious enlightenment, a view I happen to share to some extent.

 

Whether this transformation will occur in one simultaneous event on December 21, 2012 remains to be seen. However Mr. Pinchbeck threw himself to the wolves in this book, revealing not just his own relationship issues, self-doubt and twisted shamanic journeys, but a full-on prophetic experience of Quetzalcoatl himself and a vision of our future perhaps only a very small handful of people are willing to consider.

 

He calls this book an “extravagant thought experiment”, explaining his dual lines of investigation from philosophical groundwork to his own “process of discovery”, which led us from psychedelic trips all over the world, to crop circles, alien abduction, occult manifestations, time vs. consciousness theory, global environmental and economic collapse, and back to his own frustrating and comparatively two-dimensional Manhattan habitat. Through these various means, he points out our general unwillingness a