Re: Intergral Spiritual Experience new year's 09-10 in California

Posted on May 17th, 2009 by Jane in The Integral Pod

Do you really think II is at risk of collapse now? and if so, Why? I am not disagreeing, mind.  I wrote this over on the IL board a while ago...and I suppose there are... More »

Re: Another n00b here :-)

Posted on Mar 24th, 2009 by andrewmalek in Holosync

It's worth pointing out here that all 0.3 delta soundtracks were recorded in the CIA lab, no kidding. Search YouTube for Bill Harris talk on meditation. They just don't have that good equipment at Centerpointe... More »

Re: MARCH

Posted on Mar 17th, 2009 by Gabriele in DIVING DEEPER: A Writing Workshop

Hello, dear ones, remember me?  ;)  Well, I certainly remember you guys! In truth it's only been a bit more then a month that I have disappeared, but it seems like much longer. On the... More »

Re: No change yet and on Purification Level 1

Posted on Mar 8th, 2009 by greywolf3 in Holosync

You're correct, it is Awakening Level 1 but somehow I thought that was also Purification Level 1, I've read so much of the printed and e-mail material he's sent that I mixed them up.  At... More »

Re: Does this really work?

Posted on Mar 7th, 2009 by greywolf3 in Holosync

No, I''m not looking for something really fast.  Bill Harris said Awakening Prologue is a complete program in itself and one doesn't have to move on to higher levels. I recall somewhere, perhaps in one... More »

No change yet and on Purification Level 1

Posted on Mar 7th, 2009 by greywolf3 in Holosync

I spent almost six months using Awakening Prologue daily, often two or three times each day, but did not notice any changes so I moved to Purification Level 1 and have been doing that for... More »

Re: what about cannabis?

Posted on Mar 6th, 2009 by Kevin in Now I Can See the Moon

Hi Arpita!  I haven't read all of the posts here because my head hurts hehe, but I do have a few things to say about this.  ST is right, we must give others their freedom.... More »

Re: A New Earth - Eckhart Tolle

Posted on Feb 25th, 2009 by debyemm in Living Metaphysics

One of the joys, when I visited my parents in NM (that is, after my mom returned from her rush trip to the hospital to acquire the 2nd stent in 2 mos) was to discover... More »

Re: Is there a core challenge?

Posted on Feb 24th, 2009 by belinda87 in Walking the Labyrinth

Oh this is so true, I have goals and aspirations and the biggest thing holding me back is fear and it is definitely what I (just like you :)) need to conquer. I would say,... More »

Re: Skeptical...

Posted on Feb 24th, 2009 by belinda87 in Holosync

Hi Jessica, oh don't worry I believe in the program without skepticism. I have great respect for Bill Harris and love his blog :) Yes i do mean Thresholds of the Mind. Yea I tend... More »

3rd posting Jr. stuff

Posted on Mar 3rd, 2009 by dolphinspirit

  2-12-09 The joy of God is joy in me.  I'm resting in the joy of God.  I know that all is well. Woke with stinging in chest, but at the same time my breathing... More »

...Obama's speach in Denver...02.17.09

Posted on Feb 18th, 2009 by Will

... Obama's remarks on signing the Stimulus Bill... Posted by admin On February - 17 - 2009 Here is a transcript of Obama's remarks when he was signing the Stimulus Bill in Denver, Colorado today. ... More »

Historians Survey of Presidential Leadership

Posted on Feb 16th, 2009 by Andrei

from my buddy JLJ C-SPAN released the results of its second Historians Survey of Presidential Leadership . 65 presidential historians ranked the 42* former occupants of the White House on ten attributes of leadership. Guiding... More »

Bill Moyers' Interview With Michael Pollan

Posted on Jan 1st, 2009 by We Organic

November 28, 2008 Jump to Part II BILL MOYERS:  Welcome to the JOURNAL. I'm grateful to Deborah Amos for sitting in while I was away these past two weeks - it's good to be back.... More »

Poetic Philosophy: Interview with David Zindell by Nick Gevers

Posted on Dec 24th, 2008 by Lens Universe

 HAD TO POST THIS KILLER INTERVIEW! Storms of Numbers, Chalices of Light an interview with  David Zindell by  Nick Gevers INTRODUCTION David Zindell is one of America's most ambitious SF and Fantasy writers. His  cogent... More »

What makes something worthwhile?

Posted on Nov 26th, 2008 by synonym for light

ok, here goes.  I've read tons of answers to this question and thought about it most of the day and now I feel ready to answer.  What does worth mean to you? Does it change... More »

Bird's the Word: "House, M.D."; Humans, Heroes, and Monsters

Posted on Oct 12th, 2008 by The Mechaniac

This was my "Lens Essay" for University Writing class. I know some of you might be interested, as you also hold the love for Greggory House that I do. You'll understand better if you see... More »

Sacred World, Sacred Human: Evolving Spirituality

Posted on Oct 29th, 2008 by Julian

Sacred World, Sacred Human: Evolving Spirituality in the 21st Century Introduction: We Are Evolving,  And So Should Our Spirituality Human beings are hardwired to seek meaning. Fields of study as diverse as anthropology, philosophy, psychotherapy... More »

Where have you been looking?

Posted on Oct 22nd, 2008 by Artemisilke

I have been seeing that every pain or unpleasant feelings I think is caused by "others", is actually quite the opposite: it's only a result of what I believe it means to me, which triggers... More »

A Few Notes on Monetary Shenanigans, Zen Buddhism, and Slavery

Posted on Oct 13th, 2008 by Little Big O

The following was written in response to Will's excellent post which I highly recommend: The global monetary system is the most sophisticated system of global slave-holding ever invented by man and, as long as we... More »

Many members of the U.S. government currently view their professional responsibilities in religious terms.  Consider the case of Roy Moore, chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.  Finding himself confronted by the sixth-highest murder rate in the nation, Justice Moore thought it expedient to install a two-and-a–half-ton monument of the Ten Commandments in the rotunda of the state courthouse in Montgomery.  Almost no one disputes that this was a violation of the spirit (if not the letter) of the “establishment” clause pf the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.  When a federal court ordered Justice Moore to remove the monument, he refused.  Not wanting to have an obvious hand in actually separating church and state, the U.S. Congress amended an appropriations bill to ensure that federal funds could not be used for the monument’s removal.  Attorney General John Ashcroft, whose sole business is to enforce the nation’s laws, maintained a pious silence all the while.  This was not surprising, given that when he does speak, he is in the habit of saying things like “We are a nation called to defend freedom – freedom is not the grant of any government or document, but is our endowment from God.”  According to a Gallup poll, Ashcroft and the Congress were on firm ground as far as the American people were concerned, because 76 percent of those polled objected to the removal of the monument.  One wonders whether Moore, Ashcroft, the U.S. Congress, and three-quarters of the American people would like to see the punishments for breaking these hallowed commandments also specified in marble and placed in our nation’s courts.  What, after all, is the punishment for taking the Lord’s name in vain?  It happens to be death (Leviticus 24:16).  What is the punishment for working on the Sabbath?  Also death (Exodus 31:15).  What is the punishment for cursing one’s father or mother?  Death again (Exodus 21:17).  What is the punishment for adultery?  You’re catching on (Leviticus 20:10).  While the commandments themselves are difficult to remember (especially since chapters 20 and 34 of Exodus provide us with incompatible lists), the penalty for breaking them is simplicity itself.

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Humanity Unites Brilliance "HUB"

Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness.”... More »