Surfing the Tao

• If you live in New York City, you might want to check out a talk by Nassim Haramein of The Resonance Project, this coming Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at the Wild Project, 195 East 3rd St, New York, NY, at 8 PM for $20. First come first served, so come early to reserve your spot! He’s introducing his latest paper on Scaling Laws, which is truly some incredible revelations. It’s being sponsored by Daniel Pinchbeck and the folks over at Reality Sandwich. Should be a wild ride.
• Mr. Pinchbeck mentioned Mr. Haramein in his recent article, Enlightenment Reason or Occult Conspiracy?
• For another take on how quantum physics and consciousness connect, check out Quantum Philosophy and the Ancient Mystery School: Today’s New Science Philosophy-Old or New? by Edward F. Malkowski over at Graham Hancock’s site.
• Neil Kramer’s newest article, PSYOPS, Black Ops And Other Fairy Tales, will get you thinking.
• Earthquakes in Oregon and the Midwest, as well as recent volcanic activity here in Hawaii , Indonesia and Columbia may signal other imminent events elsewhere. Be prepared no matter where you are. I have a feeling we are in for much more of the same in the next few years.
• Did you see this company that makes RFID chips is called “Alien Technology“? Is that supposed to be cute or something?
• Graphic scanners are now in use at some airports, for all those who are either modest, or just big fans of Total Recall.
• On that sci-fi note, certain information about the true lethal capacity of the military’s ray gun is leaking out.
• And, scientists deliberately trigger lightning in a thunderstorm using laser beams. You can be sure that’s the least of what’s going on in that realm.
• Controversy over the new anti-evolution documentary film, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.
• More on the architects of the new pyramids. In a similar vein here’s Ben Fairhall’s review of Brian Allen’s book, Rosslyn-Between Two Worlds. Best we all brush up on our hyperdimensional physics.
• Interesting point of view about Jesus by Adam Elenbaas over at Reality Sandwich, Exorcising Christ from Christianity. If you’ve read my book you’ll know what a difficult spot it can be to think Jesus is awesome, and yet not feel pigeon-holed in any suspiciously organized, controlled belief system.
• Mr. Elenbaas also reported on the 2012 conference in Hollywood, which he noted was picked up surprisingly by Fox News.
• Finally, check out this awesome site, Internet Sacred Text Archive. It will keep you busy for years.

Tags: technology, documentary, Jesus, conspiracy, Hawaii, RFID, mind control, weather modification, RFID chips, news, Notes from the Surf, Volcano, PSYOPS, earthquake, pyramids, physics by Angela
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• Pele is on the move out here. The vog is getting really bad. And in another unprecedented event, Kilauea is releasing steam from what is being called juvenile water, which has never been seen before anywhere on the planet.

• Saturn storm has hurricane-like features. “Massive whirling vortex” has scientists perplexed. Really? How about taking a note from Nassim Haramein and the Power of Spin?

• And on that note, Pi in the Sky telescope captures massive gamma ray burst which originated some 7.5 billion light years away. Wow.

• The giant particle accelerator in CERN delays its start up date until July. Meanwhile someone here in Hawaii has filed suit against the project, fearing that a newly-created micro-black hole will slurp up our very existence.

• Interview with Fritjof Capra, author of the Tao of Physics: Quantum particles, the dance of Shiva and “Consciousness is an aspect of life.”

• Army toyed with telepathic ray gun. Brings to mind Project Blue Beam, and the reason I’m putting off commenting on my frustration with the UFO community and the issue of disclosure and religious manipulation, which seems to be contaminated with propaganda and disinformation.

• Supposedly in a period of minimum activity, the Sun has been flaring. See SOHO for more.

• All our favorite NWO peeps recently met to advise the next administration on foreign policy. Got to be sure the torch is passed. One question; how do they know who will be the next administration?

• …Probably because they’re all related. They’ve worked it out long ago, family-style.

• Check out The Thoughts for a cool take on symbology and a graphic comparing the Eye of Horus with a cross section of our brains. I’m down with that.

• Planet X makes the news in Australia. Disasters quadruple over last 20 years. Officials prepare for giant earthquake. Firefighters trained for UFO contact. Someone knows something they’re not telling us.

• First the bees, then the bats and the rabbits; now the starfish. When I hear a dolphin say, “So long and thanks for all the fish,” I’m packing my towel.

Tags: aliens, conspiracy, Hawaii, secret, bees, UFO, mind control, secrecy, dolphins, consciousness, news, Planet X, New World Order, Notes from the Surf, astronomy, Volcano, PSYOPS, earthquake, hurricane, physics by Angela
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• Here’s the latest in internet rumors; is Barack Obama the antichrist? Apparently many think so. What’s for sure is the near hysteria he seems to leave in his wake.

• For a dose of reality in an unreal world, check out Neil Kramer’s new post Crossing the Rubicon: Breaking the Fake News Trance over at The Cleaver.

• 2012: A Time Odyssey by Sharron Rose

• Rearranging Stars to Communicate with Aliens by Jaron Lanier

• Is Hell freezing over?

• Some may think so; “Euros Accepted” signs are popping up in New York.

• Note from the bees; rabbits disappear from Yellowstone and the bats are dying off.

• Hey, Coppertop; ‘Power Shirt’ generates watts as you walk; or how about a knee-brace power generator?

• New flashlight weapon dazes and confuses.

• WiMAX as a Military Technology?

• Have scientists discovered a way of peering into the future?

• The Secret of the Universe is not 42, as erroneously suggested by the likes of Douglas Adams; it is in fact, 10¹²².

• Cool underwater car video! Your pen as cutlery!

• One of my all-time favorites, Rabindranath Tagore in conversation with Einstein.

• And if you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend The Story of Stuff.

Tags: technology, documentary, conspiracy, 2012, end of the world, bees, Rabindranath Tagore, Tagore, consciousness, news, Notes from the Surf, astronomy, physics by Angela
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Here in Hawaii at least, you can’t have missed the bizarre news that two go! airlines pilots seem to have fallen asleep and overshot their landing in Hilo. This happened over a week ago on February 13. Today it was announced those offending pilots had been suspended. For a thirty or so minute inner island flight, the whole thing just seemed strange.

It was in the back of my mind last night as I perused the internet for completely unrelated information. What I happened upon I thought was interesting enough to post here.

I want to stress that I have no idea what really happened to that flight last week, nor can I vouch for the veracity of the following information. Just wanted to pass it on.

If you scroll about a third of the way down this page about the global grid and hyperdimensional physics, you come across this:

“For example, one of Sanderson’s vortices was located near Hawaii. He found a report of a pilot, flying with passengers very near this zone, who suddenly lost all of his instruments as well as radio communications. This is called a “dead zone,” or “flying blind,” with no ability to radio for help or to determine altitude, position, et cetera, except by “eyeballing” it. The pilot continued to fly for roughly 350 miles in this “dead zone,” without being able to connect with anyone on the radio; anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on his speed. Finally, the bizarre experience came to an end, and he was very relieved to be able to get in touch with the tower yet again. We can imagine the panic and astonishment that must have been in his voice, narrowly avoiding danger and wondering what the heck had just happened.”

It continues, “What was so amazing and unexpected was that according to the tower officials, no time had elapsed between his radio contacts! In other words, at one moment he was speaking to them normally, and ten seconds later he was in a panic, telling them that he had flown 350 miles without any instruments! As amazing as it must seem to our “common sense,” all passengers aboard this aircraft must have passed into a higher dimensional frequency, where they were not affected by time. The cause of this effect was the hyperdimensional energy that was harnessed by the “vile vortex” they were flying through.”

Sounds like an episode of Lost.

Tags: Hawaii, planetary grid, news by Angela
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Following up on yesterday’s post about the satellite shoot down, I can’t help but notice all the synchronicities that seemed to line up in the news. My sixth sense is whispering; something is going on.

The shuttle Atlantis mission landed safely earlier today. A lunar eclipse will turn the moon red tonight across North and South America; we’ll just miss it in Hawaii. Mid-eclipse, look out for Saturn and Regulus. According to this Yahoo News article, “Jack Horkheimer, host of the PBS show ‘Star Gazer,’ called the event ‘the moon, the lord of the rings and heart of the lion eclipse.’” (thanks, Donna) That full moon tugged at the planet, resulting in a 7.5 earthquake in Indonesia and a 6.2 earthquake in Greece. [Update: 6.2 in Svalbard; 6.2 in Nevada 2/21] News of a large meteor streaking down over the Pacific Northwest caused a stir. And let’s not forget Lindsey Lohan posing nude as Marilyn Monroe.

The satellite may enjoy a short reprieve because of our current rough seas out here in Hawaii, where the Aegis warships await that tiny, ten second window when the satellite streaks over their location.

Goro Adachi’s work always gives me pause. He links the day’s events to a celestial alignment with Giza. Through the Looking Glass has additional thoughts on the matter. One doesn’t need to dig too deep to discover 1) the NASA/Masonic connection, and 2) a full moon eclipse is an excellent time for magick. What a crazy world, when it only makes any sense through the lens of synchromysticism. It’s like needing a second warped mirror in the funhouse to cancel out the one that reflects our world gone insane.

Two F-15s collided in midair this afternoon; good to hear they rescued those pilots. [Update: one of those pilots has died.] They were part of the 33^rd Fighter Wing. Maybe that was a little insurance against the possibility that weather (or a missed shot, I suppose) could interrupt their ritual. Keep in mind China is not happy about today’s planned maneuvers; they shot down their own satellite about a year ago, and want the upper hand on that technology. Not to mention China has spoken out against our secret societies and their agendas; it’s possible they know enough about the mega-rituals to try to interfere, and their weather control technology is openly known.

Right now the satellite is scheduled for destruction at 10:30 PM EST, nearly the exact time of the full eclipse and after the moon has moved into Virgo.

Tags: technology, astrology, Hawaii, synchronicity, discernment, coincidence, weather modification, news, astronomy, China, earthquake by Angela
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Will we ever really know the whole truth behind the government’s plans to shoot down that rogue satellite? The Pentagon’s explanation includes concern about a toxic gas cloud exploding over a populated area. Other analysts scoff at this, according to Noel Shachtman’s excellent blog at Danger Room, saying the likelihood that it would hurt anyone is very minimal. Many other items containing the dreaded hydrazine fuel have plummeted to earth in the past without trouble.

Maybe it’s more about secret military technology falling into the wrong hands. As this article in The Resister so aptly put it, “That might be no more than an attempt by the Pentagon to downplay the importance of the satellite’s payload, in an attempt to big up the official we-just-want-to-save-the-world-from-hydrazine line.”

Another explanation could be their wanting to show off their fancy Star Wars toys. The Russians are particularly incensed, as is China, “Many people are worried that a new race of military weapons has just begun.” Investigating this controversy led me down several fascinating rabbit holes, not the least of which is the Sea Based X-Band Radar (SBX-1; SBX-2 is in the works, too).

The world’s largest phased-array X-Band radar, SBX is part of the ballistic missile defense system. The first one was constructed in Texas on a Russian-built mobile, ocean-going semi-submersible oil platform. Here is the image gallery from Boeing. The $900 million radar “is so powerful that if it were off the east coast of the United States near Washington, D.C., it would be capable of detecting the motion and rotation of a baseball launched into outer space from the San Francisco area,” according the to the Missile Defense Agency.

It really does look like something built by a James Bond villain. After a slow trip around Cape Horn, it arrived in Pearl Harbor here in Hawaii in January 2006 to complete repairs. It attempted to make the move to its home base in in Alaska later that year but returned to Pearl Harbor in May to repair ballast problems; this is contradicted by a report from the military which insists that was part of its testing, sea trials and calibration. It finally arrived in its home port of Adak, Alaska in February of 2007. This location was supposedly chosen for its best view of space, though as Noah Shachtman wrote back in 2006, the high seas there are worrisome. HAARP is also located at this latitude, perhaps for similar reasons; however, I did find this article from 2003 that claimed six different locations had been considered, one of them being Hawaii. That same article claimed that an environmental impact study would have to be completed first, to rule out “potential adverse effects of electromagnetic radiation on health.” (Yeah, right; considering how the Hawaii Superferry, built largely for military purposes, managed to get around that, one wonders whether such a study would have been cast aside for the SBX as well.) Certainly electromagnetic radiation is a concern regardless of the home port; this entire next generation of military technology brings up numerous concerns. One cannot help but wonder about the effects on our fragile planet, not to mention our fragile and susceptible minds, which all operate within certain electromagnetic frequencies.

According to Shachtman, three ships are currently just north of Hawaii preparing for the operation. The SBX-1 has also been deployed; from 3000 miles away, its job is to track the object. FEMA has been alerted to dangers, and foreign governments have been briefed. They won’t attempt the operation until the shuttle Atlantis is safely back on the ground.

Tags: technology, Navy, Hawaii, HAARP, news, electromagnetic by Angela
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“Scientists say that time travel could be a reality in just three months.”

Notwithstanding that unapologetically paradoxical statement, one cannot help but entertain vivid Dr. Who fantasies of a blue phone booth swirling and landing in the neighborhood. Is it really time?

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in CERN, Switzerland, the world’s largest particle accelerator, is set to be activated in May of this year. Scientists imagine it could reveal the shape of alternate dimensions. That is exciting enough when one considers other recent news that the Ophiuchus cluster, at the heart of our galaxy, is emitting highly energetic X-rays which has turned it into a giant particle accelerator. If our relatively tiny model is expected to reveal such powers, what could Ophiuchus bring?

Many alternate researchers like John Major Jenkins believe our alignment with the galactic plane on the winter solstice in 2012, a once-every-26,000-year-event, will somehow enable a transformation of consciousness. Could these Super X-Rays be just what the Doctor ordered in terms of opening stargates to the next dimension? Have science and spirituality come close enough for us to sense some kind of truth to that?

And if so, what should we think of the news that some Russian scientists suggest that the scientists at CERN, in their endeavor to create micro-wormholes, or ‘mini’ black holes, could instead have built the world’s first time machine? They posit that time traveling is only possible as far back as the point of creation of the first time machine. That would make 2008 “Year Zero”, and we could see visitors from the future begin to appear. With Ophiuchus in mind, the musings of the Daily Galaxy give me pause, “Even the most massive human experiment is a pale imitation of the galactic-sized particle accelerators that fire cosmic radiation at us daily, and with all that high-energy activity in the sky if techno-mutants from the year Q4099 did want to invade they wouldn’t have to hang around supercooled Genevese caverns to do it.”

Indeed. It’s quite possible we are already entertaining travelers from the future, and simply don’t know it; one need only consider the Butterfly Effect or various temporal paradoxes to understand why. Posthuman Blues had this to say about the mainstream skepticism of time travel, “Stephen Hawking has used the same argument. If time travel is possible, he maintains, we should see a steady influx of “tourists” from our own future. This reasoning is easily as limited as the assumption that ET visitors will “land on the White House lawn” if they happen to visit.”

Some claim to have accidentally slipped through time. The Philadelphia Experiment was supposedly haunted by timeline inconsistencies, and the Montauk Project contains similar claims. Here’s another interesting article about a temporal vortex discovered by scientists in Antarctica. For more about the possibilities of time travel, watch this excellent lecture by theoretical physicist Paul Davies. The bending of space-time and the illusion of particle physics in the first place beg our attention, and that of our greatest scientific minds.

One wonders if there really will be any sort of great change on that winter solstice moment in 2012, or if we are perhaps already beginning to feel the effects of a gradual transformation, as we move closer to the alignment. Perhaps the news at CERN is no coincidence in terms of timing. We’ve grown more willing to entertain the possibility; whether in terms of science or spirituality, we are in fact energetic conduits of consciousness, and our location in the galaxy could fast-forward our readiness to explore new territory and open the door to the unknown. A Kean Eye suggests galactic ‘thought particle accelerators’ explain the recent exponential growth in science and technology; I think that sums it up quite nicely.

On the other hand, it could be the key to our undoing as well. I couldn’t help but notice that Project Camelot’s article on 2008, which mentions time travelers as well as the mind-blowing chronovisor, stated that, “According to Dan Burisch, in testimony which we regard as credible, the future humans’ best evaluation of the catastrophe which befell their ancestors (i.e. us) was that it was caused by micro-wormholes in space-time which caused effects which were inadvertently and devastatingly amplified by man-made stargates and time-portal ‘Looking Glass’ devices.” They are assured that the devices in question have been disabled, successfully averting that catastrophic timeline.

Of course one does not take Project Camelot’s words as gospel; even they caution against that. However I do pay attention when I just happen to stumble on the word “micro-wormhole” more than once on the same day. And I will continue to pay attention to the news out of Switzerland this spring. Our future is fragile enough as it is.

Tags: technology, 2012, Mayan calendar, consciousness, news, astronomy, Antarctica, time travel, physics by Angela
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• You may sneer, but our weather here in Hawaii has been much colder than usual this winter. We’ve had several large and destructive storms, and Hilo is getting ravaged again right now. And it’s the same story all over the world. Is it global warming, the next ice age, or maybe Planet X? What about the US military’s experiments with climatic warfare?

• That hasn’t stopped Pele. Kilauea volcano continues to march towards a mostly deserted subdivision on the Big Island.  One guy is a holdout down there, and we often wonder about him; here’s a recent news video on this very story.

• Another undersea internet cable was damaged yesterday in the Middle East, making it the fourth inside of a week. Egypt claims it was not ships’ anchors; so, what was it? Just a coincidence, or Information Warfare? (Thanks, Todd, at Through the Looking Glass)

• Reading up on the reverse speech phenomenon, for whatever reason it caught my eye, particularly the category Planet X: Breaking the Net over at EVP Reverse Speaking. Very bizarre stuff and yet, deeply resonant with my own inner sense of what is going on. Not quite sure what to make of it all; I guess backmasking has been in use for awhile now, from Crowley to pop music, and now you can upload your own audio file and listen backwards, or even download a free open source sound editor.

• DNA research is accelerating: Researchers find electrostatic attractions cause Twin strands of DNA seek each other out. On the heels of that discovery, the news that “strands of DNA can be programmed to assemble nanoparticles into 3D structures, pointing towards a new way to engineer materials from the bottom up.” Notable that scientists use DNA to build 3D structures out of gold. Then move to freaky Dr. Moreau-type human chimera experiments as reported by National Geographic. Or how about Scientists find Extraterrestrial genes in Human DNA? Perhaps interesting is tetrahedra-shaped DNA cages, used in nanotech. Keep in mind DNA is about to get a lot easier to read.

• Shapeshifting Robots in Action. Navy tests their new sci-fi weapon, electromagnetic railgun. Frightening nonlethal Humvee-mounted crowd-control. But alas, no more death rays.

• Fun with numbers: I knew that the precession of the equinoxes takes about 26,000 years to complete, marked by our alignment with the galactic center. What I didn’t realize was the center of our galaxy is about 26,000 light years away.

• Particle Accelerator May Reveal Shape Of Alternate Dimensions. This is particularly interesting when viewed alongside the other recent news that the Ophiuchus galaxy cluster emanates highly energetic X-rays, which basically turn the area into a giant particle accelerator. Ophuichus is the Serpent Bearer, the 13^th, or “lost” sign of the zodiac. Thanks to A Kean Eye for the synch. Incidentally Ophiuchus is located near the galactic center with which we will be soon aligning.

• Some cool sites: See the winners of the 2007 Benoit Mandelbrot Fractal Art Contest. See who’s betting on the future. And if you haven’t been there yet, give Free Rice a try.

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