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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.
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!
Recently I have been reading articles by a writer who calls himself Zen Gardner, a name I find intriguing.
Among Indian gurus, Osho tops the list by far in Facebook and Twitter (he is 5 times more popular than the other gurus!)
A bizarre finding on nuclear waste – inexplicable white cobwebs – shows again how recklessly nuclear materials and waste are being used and stored without much thought or slightest knowledge of further consequences. The Daily Mail, UK reports on February 6, 2012:
Veena got a glimpse of how science could provide a clear and definite validation of what Osho was about
Scientists in California found that meditation improves bodily awareness and the connection between physiological and emotional reactions, crucial for intuition
CERN test results suggest that subatomic particles move faster than the speed of light and Osho’s take on this science
Satyananda comments on the discovery by two scientists of the ‘inner witness’ as crucial for brain development
The Mai issue of the German Brigitte Woman contains two articles on meditation – if they were heeded it would mean a big change for Germany
Dr. Helen Caldicott speaks on the impact of radiation from the nuclear power plant meltdowns in Japan
Researchers say morality treatments (pills) could be used instead of prison and might even help humanity tackle global issues