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The Political Charade, Act II: Still Spinning

September 20th, 2008

The master allows things to happen. She shapes events as they come. She steps out of the way and lets the Tao speak for itself. -Tao Te Ching # 45

Hollow Earth Journeys

July 12th, 2008

Though I wasn’t as awed by this most recent Journey to the Center of the Earth retelling as I’d hoped, I must admit I do remain captivated by the theory of a hollow earth and its history, proponents and suggested evidence. Since discovering old volumes of Hollow Earth and Etidorhpa years ago, [...]

Free the Energy

June 1st, 2008

At some point, even people who disregard conspiracy as a general rule will begin to wonder at the utter misbehavior of the powers-that-be on the matter of energy.

Long ago we were denied access to knowledge that might have prevented the environmental and economic chaos that is now [...]

Our Spiritual Natures vs. Influencing Agendas

April 3rd, 2008

Please note a couple of excellent recent articles by two of my esteemed ‘blogeagues’, Kingsley Dennis and Neil Kramer, whose insights and intelligence continue to inspire me here at Surfing the Tao.

Neil Kramer has blessed us yet again with another thoughtful post over at The Cleaver, entitled What Lies [...]

Planet X, the Man on Mars, and Heath Ledger

January 22nd, 2008

I am consistently brought back again and again to thoughts of Planet X. It seems no matter where I look these days, something or someone is reminding me of the warnings I’ve had in my own spirit now for many years, and it seems to be accelerating. Reading the Kolbrin Bible [...]

Surfing Quetzalcoatl

October 22nd, 2007

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 [...]

Antarctica: The Secret Land

June 10th, 2007

Antarctica is truly the last frontier. Its distance and inaccessibility easily lend itself to speculation and rumor. Beginning with enigmatic ancient maps, which some believe show the southern continent as it looks without ice and snow, its existence has remained shrouded in mystery as well as ice. Many theorize Atlantis is [...]

Fractal Consciousness

May 10th, 2007

I love fractals. They were a revelation to me when I first learned about them, as I imagine it was for science to learn there really are patterns in nature. “Mandelbrot’s reality has shapes undreamed of by Euclid, and surprises that ridicule the idea of order…clouds, coastlines, tree branches, commodity prices, word [...]

Ancient Ice Shelf Breaks Free from Canadian Arctic

December 29th, 2006

As an update to my last entry, today CNN reports that the 41-square mile Ayles Ice Shelf, one of the six major ice shelves which remain in Canada’s arctic, broke off the coast about 16 months ago.

According to scientists, this “disturning event” shows “we are crossing climate thresholds.”

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