Words from Albert Einstein: “I didn’t arrive at my understanding of the fundamental laws of the universe through my rational mind.” “Concerning matter, we have been all wrong. What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. Matter is…
The concert features performances by Sting, Angelique Kidjo, Graham Nash, Elvis Costello, Kesha, Jim James, and the Brooklyn Youth Choir, and was led by musical director Rob Mathes (Kennedy Center Honors). These artists came together to raise awareness and support so that people suffering trauma and stress, including healthcare workers,…
Most of these news items are from Future Crunch, a Melbourne Creative think tank which as part of their public profile scours good news stories from around the world, from Global Good News, plus a few I added. Energy/Environment/Climate Change While 2020 has been a terrible year for fossil fuels,…
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Some shots for you of Gajoli ashram this winter, which had numerous falls continuing through to March. It all looks quite pretty, but it has been bitterly cold. With each of the many snowstorms, city power (electricity) dropped out and as such our means of heating. Some of us were…
Happy Dipavali! The three principal celebrations days of Dipavali, the Festival of Lights, are Dhanvantari Day, Hanuman Jayanti, and day of Mahalakshmi. Dhanvantari Jayanti celebrates the emergence of Dhanvantari, the presiding intelligence over Ayur Veda, from the churning of the Ocean of Milk, bearing in his hands the Amrit Kalash…
In 1836, an essay entitled Nature was published anonymously. It created a great stir, especially among college students, who formed clubs to discuss it. The essay marked the beginning of a movement that came to be called American Transcendentalism and influenced the entire nation — an influence we continue to…
Even a nominal amount of online browsing will come up with how the world dynamics have radically changed in just a few years. Below are some notes gathered on some of these changing dynamics, plus tech pundit projections of more to come. And then our own thoughts on the matter….
By Craig Pearson, Ph.D. ON A FRESH MORNING IN EARLY JULY, a 28-year-old man sets out on foot from his home on the southwest coast of England. A writer, he loves walking, traversing the countryside for days at a time. On this excursion, he and his sister are heading up…
By Craig Pearson, Ph.D. Laozi, 6th century BC – China He lived in the capital city and served as the keeper of the archives at the royal court. A man of great wisdom, he attracted many people, who gathered around him and considered him their teacher. But as he observed…
