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Dr. Hurtak published a book about thirty years ago which has since become a cult classic, The Keys of Enoch. I have not read the book but it's on my near future to do list. The result of the following that this work has produced is that a global movement to bring coherence to the...

These days we have been conditioned to believe that all genetic engineering is not a good thing for our healthy existence. Maybe so. This article seems to present a good case to the contrary. Please post articles here involving your opinions/views on what influences genetic engineering may...

I used to really suffer from this. Now that I've moved to a place which has sunny days even in the winter months, I don't have much of a problem with it in the "darker" months. I still take several vitamins and herbs which likely saved my life when I lived in colder and darker places, and...

Yep, you reach a certain age and you get coralled. Not intentionally you understand, it's just that the passing of the "55" barrier automatically relegates you to new labels and names. Old timer, Gramps, Pops, Granny, Geezer, Maw, and the ever present and ever popular "Old Fart" seem to be the...

Hi Everyone: One way that has been very productive for me to learn about the "Big Pictures" of science is to read the obituaries of prominent scientists. The NY Times and the LA Times have especially good writeups. The articles give you a concise and thorough description of what this human...

This article raises many questions regarding the function of museums in post modern societies. It concerns the storage and keeping of native and indigenous body parts for the purpose of study and/or exhibition. I know that many here believe that such things and practices are inherently...

Hello All: I know that this is not a pleasant subject, but according to experts we are today undergoing the largest mass extinction of life on Earth in at least the last 20,000 years. Some, such as E.O.Wilson, the prominent Harvard University entomologist, claim that the last extinction of this...

The NY Times magazine may be unparalled in occasionally examining the great issues of our lives. This article appeared in last Sunday's version, and it addressses many of the issues that we all wrestle with here and in our lives each day. Enjoy and discuss at your choice. I realize that many...

Soon after I joined there was a great party when CR hit 3,000. Only 150 to go till the next party...huh Brian ? The term "growing like Topsy" comes to mind , although I have no idea who "Topsy" was . But I'm sure somebody here will. flow....:p

Hello All: I spotted this on the LATimes website today and thought that it raised some interesting issues that cross major faith boundaries. What do you think ? flow....:) The Dalai Lama has it -- but just what is 'it'? - Los Angeles Times

I ran across these two articles on a science website that I visit regularly to keep up on things. Any opinions of what this all means ? flow....:rolleyes: http://www.livescience.com/environment/061102_marine_loss.html http://www.livescience.com/environment/061102_ap_gw_censor.html

I ran across this article on the NYTimes website today. It is the most E-mailed article today...big surprise ! The future is now people ! Enjoy...Phyllis ! http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/06/science/06cat.html flow....:p

Hello All: For some tme now I have been trying to turn up some rational and science-based information regarding mystical experiences. Research is scarce since these episodes are very personal and private for those who have had them. Having experienced several such episodes in my life which...

Hello All: Seems like I keep coming across things that I feel are appropriate to share these days. This is something quite unusual, and might have a large impact upon how historians, anthropologists, and archaeologists view the ancient peoples of the Eurasian land mass and their interactions...

This is the website for an artistic project that I found to be emotionally overwhelming when I attended its showing on the beach at SantaMonica, CA last spring. It is so beautiful it takes my breath away with its appearance and messages to us as a human wholeness, and as only a portion of a much...

In my daily meanderings around the net to download research information, I run across many interesting things. Science and belief are probably the two most powerful cultural engines in today's world, and I believe that this posting from LiveScience demonstrates why that is so. This is the...

Vajradhara and I were having a conversation regarding beliefs with respect to spirits among us. It was suggested that the questions asked be moved to a more appropriate venue. I chose this one. The two posts that led to the question follow: "Namaste flow, hmm.. well, demons are beings...