Sun of gOd: Discover the Self-Organizing Consciousness That Underlies Everything by Gregory Sams
What if the sun is a conscious, living organism?
Read an excerpt here.
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Initiating a Conversation
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Burning Man is a temporary autonomous zone where self-expression is more important and interesting than self-aggrandizement, and where nothing is bought and sold.
“Once you are free,” said Baudrillard, “you are forced to ask who you are.”
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Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future (and a Way to Get There from Here) by Bruce H. Lipton and Steve Bhaerman
We’ve all heard stories of people who’ve experienced seemingly miraculous recoveries from illness, but can the same thing happen for our world? According to pioneering biologist Bruce H. Lipton and philosopher Steve Bhaerman, it’s not only possible, it’s already occurring.
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Uncanny chalk murals by street artist Kurt Wenner
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Rob says: “My friend Jonathan Zap has created the Zap Oracle, a source you can use to do divinations for yourself. Because he has such a cagey, interesting, and holy mind, I trust the spirit behind his oracles.
“You can cast your own divination by going here and clicking on ‘Try the Zap Oracle.’”
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Catch the Cosmos Doing Something Right
Jonathan Zap’s pronoia-oriented oracle card
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This Onion news story is only a slight exaggeration
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Surface area of the Earth required to power the world with zero carbon emissions, using solar power alone
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Rupert Sheldrake and the Physics of Angels
If the universe is alive, if solar systems are alive, if galaxies are alive, if planets are alive, are they conscious? Or are they alive but unconscious, in the same way that perhaps a worm or a bacterium might be alive but unconscious? And is the kind of life that may exist in the cosmos more conscious than ourselves, or do we have to assume it’s a great deal less conscious than ourselves? Are we the smartest beings in the universe? Now the usual answer of science is yes. I think that’s a very improbable assumption.
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Rob says: “You may, like me, wish America spent just a thousandth as much on its military as it does now, and you may, like me, be vehemently opposed to America’s interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Despite those caveats, I think this is good news:”
The number of high-ranking women and women who command all-male units has climbed considerably along with their status in the military.
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Mass Medical Clinic’s Sobering Message
For 2 1/2 days, 800 doctors, nurses, dentists and optometrists treated 2,700 uninsured and underinsured people, most from Appalachia. No one was asked for an insurance card. There were no co-pays. And there were no bills.
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