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 A New Revolution-Lilipoh Interviews Nicanor Perlas
by Nicanor Perlas
Today, with the increasing dominance of global economic systems and a few superpowers, both supported by propaganda masquerading as mass media, a revolution can occur without the usual external appearance of a state takeover. more >>
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 Angels Over Babylon
by Theolyn Cortens
Sennacherib has returned
To haunt the empty halls of Ninevah.
Archaeologists have peeled his face
From palace walls and sent
His lion victories to London. . . more >>
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 Any Kind of Sovereign
by Jed A. Myers
Jed Myers explores the illusion of the separate self as mental illness in this humorous new metaphysical poem. more >>
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 Carrot
by James Bertolino
This poem offers reflections on the coming of a golden spring by a humble root vegetable. more >>
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 Clarifying the Timeline of Change: 2012 and Beyond!
by Bill Herbst
June 24, 2012 is the “critical mass” point, the date of the initial partile pass of Uranus in first-quarter square to Pluto (exactly 90° ahead). That day, month, and even season does not, however, represent any “great awakening.” Rather, it is simply the first of the seven exact passes Uranus will make to Pluto over the three years from summer 2012 through spring 2015. Think of 2012 as the tipping point past which a Brave New World awaits and will unfold. more >>
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 Credo
by James Bertolino
Mystical poetry from James Bertolino's Greatest Hits celebrates the web of life. more >>
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 Flower Essence Formulas: Powerful Remedies for Times of Crisis
by Richard Katz
Flower essences were first developed during an earlier time of traumatic economic and social upheaval, the Great Depression of the 1930s. In the face of today’s challenges, these potent plant remedies can be important allies as we seek the wisdom, inner strength, emotional equanimity and resolve needed to meet a new world crisis. more >>
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 Flower Essence Society Archive
by Flower Essence Society
The Flower Essence Society (FES)is an international membership organization of health practitioners, researchers, students, and others interested in deepening knowledge of flower essence therapy. more >>
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 Grammar
by James Bertolino
We CAN create & inhabit a world of vision & beauty. more >>
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 Impediment
by James Bertolino
Read this little inspiring 'pocket' verse from James Bertolino's treasure of verses, "Pocket Animals". more >>
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 Indra's Falls
by James Bertolino
Experience a transformative & benevolent Uni-verse in Bertolino's timeless paean to Indra. more >>
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 Lemon Chest Compress
by LILIPOH
Hot Lemon Chest Compress—to help overcome a lingering cough, a stubborn chest congestion and asthmatic wheezing. more >>
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 Let Thanks
by Jed A. Myers
An expression of Giving Thanks as an act of Loving Life, in all of its complexities from Seattle poet Jed Myers. more >>
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 Lilipoh Archive
Find articles from Lilipoh Magazine reprinted with their kind permission here at Satya Center. more >>
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 Love-Lies-Bleeding and Francis of Assisi
by Kathy Edstrom
Love-lies-bleeding flower essence helps lift the consciousness beyond individual suffering to identify with world suffering. In offering one’s suffering to a higher purpose, while cultivating compassion for the suffering of others, one’s own pain no longer weighs so heavily on the soul. more >>
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 Meditation and the Simple Life
by Swami Amar Jyoti
Emptying the mind is the greatest activity. It seems as if you are doing nothing. It seems like escapism and selfishness to those who are egocentric. But only one among millions can do it. Read Swami Amar Jyoti's Satsang to learn more. more >>
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 Nature’s Poem
by James Bertolino
An offering of another visionary wandering through Nature brought to us by James as we dream through winter of summer days. more >>
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 Out of Step
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's new poem is a meditation upon the synchronous and asynchronous dream-time of love. more >>
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 Paper Window
by Jed A. Myers
Jed Myer's powerful new poem is a true comment about how the dead from war are all our own children, our own families. more >>
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 Peace Enters the World Screaming Hot
by Jed A. Myers
Seattle poet and musician Jed Myers helps us hear searing sonic feedback from the core of the soul of the Peace Goddess and introduces us to the immortal, piercing poignancy of the global geophysical Peace Song. more >>
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 Planet
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's poetry helps us to remember our connection with planet Earth. more >>
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 Planting Daffodils
by Charlotte Boulay
The poet sees a mirror of the immortal Divine Juliet in the dying light of late August flowers, the promise of the eternal recurrence of new life arising from the ashes of our manifest density, a promise of rescue in some future configuration of life force energy, from our obtuse allegiance to destruction. more >>
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 Postcards From Eastern Oregon
by Kollibri Terre Sonnenblume
This Spring my farming partners and I found ourselves landless. For the past eight years, we had been actively exploring a variety of forms and practices of small-scale agriculture and restoration...This journey took us to Eastern Oregon to seek out Finisia Medrano, a.k.a. “Tranny Granny”, a Shoshone elder who knows the ways of “The Hoop”, an ancient tradition of food gathering and cultivation that sustained the Native Americans and the land in good health for thousands of years until being violently disrupted by the European Invasion. The Hoop is not dead but, as we were to see, is severely threatened. more >>
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 Richard Katz & Patricia Kaminski Bios
by Richard Katz & Patricia Kaminski
Richard and Patricia are authors of numerous articles and books about flower essences, including the best-selling Flower Essence Repertory, now in its fifth edition and translated into sixdifferent languages around the world. more >>
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 Rosalie’s Healing Story
by Linde Farmer, R.N
Sitting there with our feverish and congested child in the middle of the night, it was all we could do not to panic and rush her straight to the hospital for antibiotics. But because of our commitment to avoid them, we called our anthroposophical doctor, who told us to do three lemon wraps a day. more >>
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 Saffron Brown Rice with Carrots
by Jane Sherry
Serve this dish as a main course or side dish. According to Ayurveda, saffron has wonderful healing qualities for all body types especially as a “blood revitalizer”. more >>
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 Sequoia
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's new poem records a wordless conversation converying the fiery spirit of the poet's heart's desires. more >>
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 Spirit or Empire? The 21st Century Revolution
by Nicanor Perlas
I am introducing the discourse of “spirit” back into social activism because the problems we face, dear friends, cannot be solved by the same kind of mind and heart that created these problems in the first place. more >>
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 Stocking Your Cupboard in the Nuclear Age
by Jane Sherry
We are charged with the Soul task of being good stewards for the earth & for ourselves & one another. Here are some things you can do to prepare for living on our Mother Earth in the nuclear age. more >>
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 Sunflower & Love-Lies-Bleeding: A Study in Spiritual Surrender
by Richard Katz
The Sunflower essence is a catalyst for developing one's personal identity in relation to a larger spiritual Self. Love-Lies-Bleeding essence has proven to be a powerful balm for those undergoing great physical and psychic pain. When the soul has been stretched to the breaking point, it can enter another dimension of spiritual awareness. more >>
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 The Dark Night of the Planetary Soul
by Curtis Lang
The world is in labor, about to birth a new planetary consciousness. Will this consciousness reflect our worst nightmares or our highest aspirations? The choice is ours. more >>
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 The Ladder
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's new poem explores the metaphysical epistemology of every day life. more >>
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 The Wedding
by James Bertolino
This epiphanic love poem by James Bertolino startles the mind and opens the heart. more >>
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 Through the Eyes of Abundance
by Sheila Foster
Marin County California is on its way to becoming the first all organic county in the United States. How did they do it? And how can others follow their example? more >>
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 To Be Loved By Nature
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's poem guides the heart along the path to unity with nature, and through that unity, reaches the ultimate goal -- self-realization. more >>
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 Toward an Activist Sprituality
by Starhawk
The integration of magic and activism sometimes means bringing magic into an action -- doing a spiral dance in the midst of the tear gas of Quebec City, or in Grand Central station surrounded by riot cops. It might mean starting our strategic planning with a trance or a Tarot reading, or invoking Water as we work against the privatization of water resources. more >>
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 Weather Report Summer 2004
by Jane Sherry
This garden is our cathedral, where we pause to reflect upon the inter-relations between earthly life and spiritual realms, and to continuously express our gratitude for the abundance of beauty in our lives. more >>
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 What Water Says
by James Bertolino
James Bertolino's poem guides the heart along the path to unity with nature, and through that unity, reaches the ultimate goal -- self-realization. more >>
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 2/08 Global NewsLetter: The Coming Collapse of Globalization
by Curtis Lang 2/7/2008
We are witnessing the slow motion collapse of “globalization”, which is shorthand for a set of political, economic and social policies, including Reaganomics, free trade and the leveling down of global wages, human rights and environmental protection, financial deregulation and corporate oligarchy. more >>
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 2007: Alchemical Portal
by Crystal Pomeroy 1/20/2007
It's a year of potential major conflicts around the world. Yet we are entering a window of opportunity for developing sublime aspirations, as we simultaneously charge our personal auras and that of the planet with a flood of light. more >>
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 A Depleted Legacy
11/19/1995
The story of the long twilight struggle that ended government subsidized housing in Houston. more >>
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 A New Meaning for Car Wash
6/1/1993
Forget "Miami Vice" and high-speed chases on cigar boats and shootouts with South American thugs armed with semiautomatic weapons.The really heavy federal drug enforcement artillery is now being trained on suburban car salesmen." more >>
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 Astrological Patterns Signal Social Transformation in 2013-2014
by Bill Herbst 12/21/2012
A string of Uranus-Pluto aspects and other outer planet configurations will cause global turmoil in the next two years. Challenges apply to all corridors of massive, concentrated power and the institutions that provide support and reap the benefits. Corporations and governments around the world are vulnerable to the profound challenges of revolt (Uranus) and upheaval (Pluto). more >>
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 BAD COMPANY: Part 2
5/4/1992
Making Money the Old-fashioned Way--
Dealing With the Yakuza and Building
Golf Courses in China
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 Bohemian Grove Works: TechnoPaganism & Visions of Excess
by Joseph Nechvatal 10/12/2006
In this series of digital paintings, New York artist Joseph Nechvatal explores the occult world of the Bohemian Grove, and of the neo-conservative ideologues in that fairyland of power and privilege who are dragging the whole world into needless warfare to enhance their political power. more >>
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 Bush & Brezhnev: Separated at Birth?
by Curtis Lang 6/1/2006
America is Losing The Great Game of Imperial Conquest. The Reign of Bush the Younger Resembles the Last Days of the Soviet Empire. Seemingly Impregnable and Destined to Rule Forever, Despots Always Fall. more >>
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 Bush Policy Wonks Will Move Markets – and the Economy
1/15/2001
No one expects Dubya to put on his thinking cap, network with policy wonks and forge a set of priorities for his new administration that will rock our collective world. That was Bill Clinton's modus operandi.
Ideas for Bush policies will be coming from a handful of big think tanks in Washington. As in the Reagan era, the most important is the Heritage Foundation.
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 California's Energy Crisis – Who's to Blame?
1/31/2001
California's new $10 billion energy bailout plan is being greeted with skepticism by both industry experts and consumer groups. That’s not surprising because the state of California, which has already proven itself to be “the gang that couldn’t deregulate”, has rushed to implement an emergency plan that looks increasingly like a band-aid on a severe gut-shot wound.
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 Call to Action: Close all Nuclear Facilities on Fault Lines!!!!!
4/11/2011
Come dressed as or with props of renewable energy sources (like bio-mass, solar panels or windmills). The Public Utilities Commission is in charge of approving the budget for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Facility. Let's show them how the public feels about funding Nuclear Power on Fault Lines!
Guest speakers will include Starhawk and others TBA.
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 Dance of Oil
12/7/2000
It looks as if oil politics could be the vehicle for George W. Bush to define his administration's geo-strategic principles, solidify support in Congress, reward his supporters in the energy "bidness" and unify the country behind his foreign policy, just as it was for his father. That does not necessarily mean a repeat of the Persian Gulf War, but oil provides an ideal vehicle for restating the imperial American policy abroad. more >>
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 Day of Atonement
by Jed A. Myers 10/2/2006
Jed Myers' new Yom Kippur poem explores the wonder, guilt, and pity of the human condition in the 21st century, as the temperature rises, and nations fight war after war -- over oil, water, religion, economic philosophies, race, and always, money. more >>
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 Dying for Rain
by Jed A. Myers 12/20/2009
This hymn is dedicated to the poet's heart entangled in a World Wide Web of human desires, full of courage and strength. more >>
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 Emerging Islands
by James Bertolino 6/7/2011
James Bertolino's new poem explores the intersection of intent and meaning, and asks whether we can ever know the full, true significance of our own utterances. more >>
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 February 2013 Full Moon Cosmic Weather Forecast
by Curtis Lang with Jane Sherry 2/25/2013
With six planets in Pisces this week, expect this unusual super-watery configuration to unleash a flood of difficult and long-repressed emotions, a cascade of confusing astral glamours, and simultaneously an undeniable soulful yearning for a transcendent realm of peace, unity and healing. more >>
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 Follow the Money
by Curtis Lang 2/10/2005
Eliot Spitzer’s insurance probe promises to shake up business as usual in the $1 trillion industry -- and in Albany, where campaign finance reform may be the only solution to the problem. more >>
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 Fr. Gerry Released!!/Urgent Health Alert for Fr. Jean-Juste
by Brian Concannon Jr., Esq 1/29/2006
We have great news: Political prisoner Fr. Gerard-Jean-Juste, “Fr. Gerry” is right now on a plane in the air from Port-au-Prince to Miami. A cancer center in Florida has agreed to treat his leukemia, so he will get immediate attention for the cancer, as well as for the pneumonia he contracted this week. more >>
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 Fukushima: Lessons Learned, Next Steps
by Ace Hoffman 4/12/2011
Finally admitting that Fukushima is the worst nuclear "accident" in history is a good first step towards facing reality. Congratulations on facing reality, Japan. But if we don't ALL face reality, and shut ALL the nuclear power plants down, Fukushima will be exceeded some day. And then again. And again. more >>
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 Gemini Solar Festival and Partial Lunar Eclipse June 2012
by Phillip Lindsay 6/4/2012
This underlying love of Deity reaches our solar system primarily through Gemini, which forms, with the constellation of the Great Bear and the Pleiades, a cosmic triangle. This is the triangle of the cosmic Christ and is the esoteric symbol lying behind the cosmic Cross. more >>
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 Have Guns, Will Travel
7/22/1991
Who Is Richard Brenneke and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About George Bush and the October Surprise?
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 Irrational Exuberance: Deja-vu All Over Again?
2/21/2001
"Slump? I ain't in no slump. I just ain't hittin," explained famous philosopher, Hall of Fame ballplayer, and pennant-winning Manager (for the both the Yankees and Mets), Lawrence "Yogi" Berra, when asked about a long dry spell at the plate.
He could have been speaking for the equity markets' hivemind this week. The Nasdaq composite is off more than 53% from its high reached less than one year ago. After a big January pop, the COMP ended the month 46% off its March 2000 peak, and then proceeded to lose another 16% from its January 31 level.
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Is Bad News Good for the Net?
11/12/2000
The dot-com bubble has burst. The Nasdaq bear refuses to go into hibernation for the winter. “Geek chic” suddenly looks as tired and dated as those Priceline PCLN ads with William Shatner that looked so cool only a few months ago, when Priceline’s stock was soaring.
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 It's Mars Retrograde: Hurry Up and Wait!
by Bill Herbst 11/18/2007
Mars goes stationary on November 15th, thru end of January 2008, so we're likely to be stuck in stop-and-go traffic on the Business Loop for quite awhile to come, with speed traps and breakdowns along the way. more >>
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 June 2012 Cosmic Weather Forecast Part 2: Uranus-Pluto Global Financial Meltdown Part Deux
by Curtis Lang with Jane Sherry 6/4/2012
Europe is melting down. The top ten industrialized debtor nations owe $70 trillion. There are $700 trillion in derivative debt instruments resting upon that $70 trillion in debt. So if these countries’ debts begin to default and financial markets and banks lose confidence in the ability of counter-parties to make good on the $700 trillion in extremely complicated wagers and counter-wagers they have made to one another it’s game over! more >>
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 June 2012 Cosmic Weather Forecast Part I: Stellar Fireworks Display!
by Curtis Lang with Jane Sherry 6/4/2012
This month the sky is filled with signs and portents of earth-shaking change, some hopeful, some ominous, and the energy streaming in to us from the Cosmos is so powerful that our very physical vessels are challenged to maintain equilibrium. The task of humanity is to step forward into the Light with courage. The courageous are not necessarily fearless at all. The courageous are those who follow their Higher Purpose despite their fear! more >>
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 Lammas, Blessing of the First Harvests
by Jane Sherry & Curtis Lang 8/1/2011
Lammas, heat of the year, blessing of the first harvests, join us in expressing our gratitude for Mother Earth's abundance."Put the dirt as your mother!" more >>
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 Letter from Paris: Yves Klein at the Pompidou
by Joseph Nechvatal 11/1/2006
In an ephemeral seven year career, French artist Yves Klein dissolved the formal art object, explored pure virtual space and created a public persona that anticipated the strategy of Andy Warhol. more >>
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 Libra Solar Festival, Aries Full Moon September 29, 2012
by Phillip Lindsay 9/29/2012
If 'Libra admits the soul into the world centre which we call Shamballa', then the tension of the T-Square in this full moon horoscope certainly encourages that potential. Libra is a sign of Decision. The configuration of this chart promotes decisive action, its the push that comes to shove. But its the right decision that chooses 'the Way that leads between the two great lines of force'. more >>
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 Like The Water
by Jed A. Myers 7/28/2007
New poetry from Jed Myers explores the mysterious intersection between the egoistic self and spirit realms which is the evanescent dwelling place of the human soul. more >>
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 Mayan Prophecies Interpreted: The Return of The Ancestors Gathering
by Michael Andrews 12/20/2009
Until relatively recently, the Mayan Elders have been silent about December 21, 2012 and the meaning of their prophecies, but that has been changing. Read Mike's account of the Elders' predictions for 2010 -- and beyond! You'll be surprised and energized when you hear what they have to say! more >>
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 Microsoft.Net: Is it time yet?
7/11/2001
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Oracle chieftain Larry Ellison should be delighted with Microsoft’s new .NET initiative, unveiled last month. more >>
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 Neptune in Pisces 2011: Healing the Wounded Heart of the World
by Adrian Duncan 12/17/2010
Neptune enters Pisces in April 2011 and this event will bring a global focus on the suffering of humanity and a corresponding urge to alleviate this suffering through social change. Forget the dreams of billionaire fortunes made by internet startups and social networking sites; what is needed now is universal concern for the millions of economically displaced people who have to resort to state handouts and charity. You could become one of them. more >>
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 Our Collapsing Food System -- And How to Fix It
by Curtis Lang and Jane Sherry 2/24/2006
The global agricultural-industrial complex is destroying the environment, exploiting farmers around the world, and delivering low-quality, high-cost food to unwary consumers. But a host of alternatives are springing up to provide nutritious food from sustainable farm communities. more >>
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 Please Join Masaru Emoto in Healing the Waters of Japan
by Dr. Masaru Emoto 3/15/2012
A prayer well worth repeating on this anniversary of the Earthquake in Japan last year. Repeat this prayer whenever you are able to do so! Original Day and Time for Prayer: March 31st, 2011 (Thursday)12:00 noon in each time zone OR AT ANY TIME YOU ARE ABLE TO SEND LOVE & PRAYERS FOR HEALING TO JAPAN!! more >>
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 Privacy in the Digital Age
3/31/1994
Welcome to the digital frontier, where network by network, metaphor by metaphor, a splendid, global, multimedia palace is being built through trial and error. more >>
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 Radioprotective Effects of Holy Basil (Tulsi)
by Joie Power Ph.D. 5/13/2011
Can Tulsi Tea REALLY Protect Against Radiation Sickness? There has been little public mention of the well documented radioprotective effects of Holy Basil, which is also known in its native India as Tulsi. Tulsi is venerated in India as one of the most sacred herbs and has been used there for thousands of years as a principle herb of the Ayurvedic tradition. Learn more about the radioprotective effects of Holy Basil. more >>
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 San Onofre: The Trillion Dollar Threat to Southern California
by Ace Hoffman 7/14/2011
Over the years, SoCal's San Onofre Nuclear Plant has leaked an enormous amount of tritium into the environment -- dozens of teaspoons' worth! Of course, that doesn't SOUND like a lot!
But it takes tens of billions of gallons of water to dilute it to safe standards! That should be a clue to tritium's extreme toxicity. In fact, the current regulations are probably way too lax. Too much tritium gets out, and permissible levels are too high. more >>
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 Shady Customers: How S&L Suspects Profit From the Crisis
7/30/1990
The same unscrupulous real estate developers and high‑flying financiers who built low‑quality, see‑through office buildings and unneeded condos across the country are now poised to buy foreclosed properties from the government at fire‑sale prices.
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The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2001
3/1/2001
The coalition of unions, consumer and women's groups who have been fighting the bankruptcy law are just about out of ammo. Both houses of Congress are expected to pass the measure this week, and President Bush has said he's ready to sign it into law. more >>
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 The Blending of Races and Cultures: Moving Toward a New Race and Universal Religion
by Phillip Lindsay 2/17/2011
The blending of races and cultures is all part of the Divine Plan and the world currently finds itself at a critical juncture in this process. If we are to cultivate a world esoteric view, then we must be sensitive to the inner transformation of consciousness that is taking place and not be blinded by the maya of outer appearances. more >>
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The Clipper Threat
6/3/1994
Bill Clinton promised voters in 1992 that he would shrink the defense budget, reorder Cold War priorities and rein in America's undercover warriors who had sold guns to the Ayatollah, supported an illegal Nicaraguan war, bankrolled Manuel Noriega and secretly armed Saddam Hussein. more >>
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 The Decade of Global Transformation and the New American Evolution
by Curtis Lang 3/13/2009
In this newsletter, using research compiled over the last two years from honest and reliable financial experts, environmentalists, independent journalists and famous astrologers, I will give you a bird’s eye view of the current global financial crisis, provide you with a clear outline of its scope, depth and probable duration, and together we will take a look at the BIG picture – the cultural, political, economic, social and environmental changes set to totally transform human civilization during the next decade. more >>
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 The Fight Over The BP-Berkeley Energy BioScience Institute
by Institute of Science in Society 7/3/2007
The biofuels boom is already having devastating effects on the world's poorest countries and on planet as a whole by accelerating deforestation and climate change. The $500 million takeover of Berkeley by BP threatens to bring the world's end that much closer. more >>
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 The Importance of Plumbing
by Bill Herbst 9/5/2007
The decade of the 2010s will unfold as another lightning-bolt chapter in the recently accelerated evolution of humanity toward substantive change in how we live, work, and play on this garden planet. more >>
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 The Mythos of Consciousness
9/22/2002
Myth is the reality of the Soul, just as History is the reality of the day-to-day linear world. Mythos is the topography, or cosmology, of the Soul. more >>
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The New Year's Market Outlook
1/8/2001
Those of us over 30 can only watch in horror and recall the spirit of the 1920s when Broadway musicals were high art, illegal booze was the King-Hell High, jazz was searing and markets were soaring until…well, you know, man, the correction happened -- and happened and happened.
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 The Occupy Uprising: An Astrological Perspective
by Bill Herbst 3/14/2012
My intention is to illuminate Occupy through the lens of astrology, primarily by giving it a context in time. What is the meaning and the role of the Occupy uprising in this most amazing of periods in our history, specifically over the decade to come? What does it represent in the overall scheme of what is unfolding and might come to pass?
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 The Road to 2012
by Maya del Mar 4/15/2006
NOW is the time for us to prepare to participate positively in the dynamic process of evolution -- spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. There truly is very little time. more >>
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 The Ruling Elites Are Not Like You and Me
by Bill Herbst 8/2/2011
The Uranus-Pluto alignment that defines the 2010s is the most significant
of all decades where those configuations occurred — more than than the revolutionary 1780s and 1850s, more than the convulsive 1930s, more than the turbulent and world-changing 1960s! The ruling elites will be hard-pressed to maintain their power as social, governmental, and commercial institutions lose coherence and break
down. So they've declared war on the rest of us! more >>
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 The Twilight of The Era of Cheap Oil
by Curtis Lang 3/10/2005
We are in the twilight of the age of mass industrialization and consumption, of a long spiritual cycle focused on the development of the individual sense of self. The Aquarian age of community is coming soon. more >>
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 Tsunami of Hope: November 2008 Full Moon in Taurus Newsletter
by Curtis Lang 11/12/2008
If we are to rise up and fulfill our full potential, if we are to achieve our Higher Purpose, we must be willing to stretch ourselves to new heights, to leave our comfort zone and enter a new land with no map or compass. We must find ways to get our leaders to listen, and to make the changes that most Americans know are essential to our future and the future of our children. more >>
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 Uranus-Pluto and the Murdoch Meltdown
by Bill Herbst 9/11/2011
From mid-2012 until late-2015, Uranus and Pluto will jockey for position around a 90° arc between them. Seven times over that period, they will be exactly perpendicular. Only two previous Uranus-Pluto transits were comparable: a seven-pass transit from 1755-1758 that set up the American revolution, and a nine-pass transit from 1496-1500, that marked the beginnings of colonization of the western hemisphere by Europeans. The 2010s will be just as important. more >>
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 What Is Not Allowed!
by Richard Tillinghast 7/19/2010
Internationally acclaimed poet Richard Tillinghast explores the web of rationalizations that underpin the casual, bureaucratized cruelty that imprisons millions of innocents in Palestine, now known most commonly as "The Gaza Strip", a convenient fiction that denationalizes Gaza citizens and strips them of their legitimate history. more >>
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 What To Say
by Jed A. Myers 12/14/2005
New poetry from Jed Myers explores the ghostly fog of parental cartography, visits blackbirds patrolling the perimeter of dreams, and celebrates the wisdom of child's play. more >>
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 Where We Are; Where We're Headed -- The Road to 2012
by Bill Herbst 6/30/2007
On June 25th, Saturn made its final pass opposite Neptune, and that is very meaningful. Our collective disillusionment, social malaise, and the longstanding sense of being lost in confusion while sinking in quicksand are peaking right now after almost four years of Saturn-Neptune's scandalous revelations, endless deception, and fantasies polarized to realities. more >>
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 Words for Children
by Jed A. Myers 8/30/2006
Poet Jed Myers shares a heartbreaking new poem that surfaces the pain of righteous rhetoric transformed into bullets, bombs and polarization in the Middle East. more >>
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