As reported by space.com, the biggest full moon of the year is due to arrive this weekend, on par with Buddha’s Enlightenment day.
Review of a documentary about a Tibetan monk who had served his Lama for 23 years and is given the task to find the reincarnation of his master.
Philip Gould, Baron Gould of Brookwood (30 March 1950 – 6 November 2011) was a British political consultant and former advertising executive, closely linked to the Labour Party.
Crop circles have fascinated the general public for decades. A quite mind-blowing accurate depiction of the planetary alignment on December 23, 2012 keeps us wondering…
Louis C.K. is widely known as one of today’s most prolific comedians who has been invited to various famous US shows. Inspired by the work ethic of George Carlin, he has committed to dropping all of his existing material and starting over every year.
This soup has a really buttery flavour even though it contains no oils or fats aside from the fresh almond milk. Combined with a few spices added, it tastes delightful!
You might be thinking the way you act, the way you live, the way you communicate is perfectly normal. It appears this is not so if you live in the US of A and maybe soon also in other countries… – article by Bhagawati.
The recent sun flare activities – predicted to be at their highest level until next year – not only result in beautiful colored northern lights but have decidedly a strong effect on the electromagnetic field of people and animals.
Review of the book and film featuring Tiziano Terzani’s talks to his son about his life and the greatest journey of all, death.
Natalie Sudman is an American archaeologist who signed up to manage construction contracts in Iraq, working mainly with the civilian army. Returning to base in a convoy of four trucks, the vehicle she was in ran into a roadside bomb; she was catapulted out of her body and found herself standing – still in her fatigues, dirty – on a kind of stage with thousands of white-robed beings surrounding her in what seemed a stadium-like setting.
The Japanese music band Frying Dutchman organised an anti-nuclear power march on the anniversary of the Fukushima disaster. They were performing “HumanERROR”, an album they had produced six months earlier.
As recently reported by The Daily Mail, scientists, philosophers and animal welfare groups have made a declaration of dolphin rights, affirming that all cetaceans as persons have the right to life, liberty and wellbeing.
As reported by Andrew Fazekas in National Geographic News, for the first time particles of ‘alien’ origin were gathered by the IBEX probe, originating from interstellar space which offer clues to the anatomy of our local galactic neighborhood. This is a fascinating discovery indeed, yet we must insist for science to focus more on the immediate needs of our planet!
Often, when reading about decisions made by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the government body controlling more and more what Americans can eat or not eat, the implications of so many regulations based on quite often questionable research make one’s head swim. Strangely enough, much of what is considered junk food seems to be acceptable for consumption by a population of which two thirds have been declared to be obese or overweight, yet the right to eat natural foods is being chiseled away from on a daily basis.
Health and nutrition appears to be of much interest to our readers, hence we are showing here yet another popular approach to well-being.
Ruth Coban, by now more than one hundred years-old, attributes her looks and health to – exercise! She says, “Get up and go – just do it!”
In Michael Wende’s film, musicians of the Berlin Philharmonic talk about the perception of time while playing music, that time stops on occasion – the experience of a time vacuum – and one experiences totally the now, felt by everybody present.
Many studies have been published about electromagnetic fields and their negative impact on humans and animals. The Swiss Government assessed that all devices emitting EMFs have the potential to do great harm if used incorrectly and is warning its citizens.
Osho World Foundation participated at the bi-yearly World Book Fair at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, which ran from February 25 until March 4, 2012.
A woman walks into the Liverpool benefits office, trailed by 15 kids… “Wow!” the social worker exclaims, “Are they all yours? “Yeah, they are all mine,” the flustered mother sighs, having heard that question a thousand times before. She says, “Sit down Terry.” All the children rush to find seats. “Well,” says the social worker,
Viha Connection is the longest running (over 25 years!) magazine of our caravanserai in print (recently also in electronic version).
Never mind all those voices about coffee being good or bad. All food and beverage intake in moderation is alright as far as I’m concerned!
Destruction is all around us and it appears that the next war is just one step away – or is it? In this video he calls ‘Epitaph’, Zen Gardner describes a possible future humanity is headed towards yet ends on a positive note with the encouragement “learn to follow your heart … and keep your fire burning brightly.”
The Daily Mail published on February 20, 2012 these spectacular images taken by photographer James Appleton on Iceland: Northern lights and molten lava come together in a landscape that appears to be out of this world.
Drew Berry is a biomedical animator who received a MacArthur Fellowship “Genius Award” in 2010. He shows at TEDxSydney scientifically accurate animations about what happens with DNA within our cells, showing molecules and how they move and interact; they appear like cosmic images and at the same time as computer communications!
Kulula is a low-cost South-African airline that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s head office is situated in Johannesburg. Kulula airline attendants make an effort to make the in-flight “safety lecture” and announcements a bit more entertaining.
Recently I have been reading articles by a writer who calls himself Zen Gardner, a name I find intriguing.
Sarjano has many Risotto recipes up his sleeve. This delicious recipe can of course be adapted and any leftovers are perfect to make Arancini the next day!
Osho speaks about getting his Oregon driving license and being stopped by the police while driving on the county road in Oregon.
More than 850 years ago, St. Malachy predicted the names of all future popes with uncanny accuracy. Now, in 2012 there is only one more future pope on his list to be elected…
St. Malachy’s Prophecy of the Popes is a list of 112 short phrases in Latin. They purport to describe each of the Roman Catholic popes (along with a few anti-popes), beginning with Pope Celestine II (elected in 1143) and concluding with the successor of current pope Benedict XVI, a pope described in the prophecy as “Peter the Roman”, whose pontificate will end in the destruction of the city of Rome.