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zaterdag 17 mei 2008 |
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Sacred Geometry Charles Gilchrist
Posted: 10:02:32 PM
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Vedic Astrology: Michael Shermer vs Jeffrey Armstrong
In a scenario set up to debunk astrology, Jeffrey Armstrong completely outshines Michael Shermer in a way that any scientist should say is "statistically interesting." The SCENARIO: Jeffrey reads NINE charts in about TWENTY minutes. Most charts are usually given an hour of study each.
Posted: 12:34:22 AM
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dinsdag 13 mei 2008 |
 Mithra: The Pagan Christ Mithra or Mitra is even worshipped as Itu (Mitra-Mitu-Itu) in every house of the Hindus in India. Itu (derivative of Mitu or Mitra) is considered as the Vegetation-deity. This Mithra or Mitra (Sun-God) is believed to be a Mediator between God and man, between the Sky and the Earth. It is said that Mithra or [the] Sun took birth in the Cave on December 25th. It is also the belief of the Christian world that Mithra or the Sun-God was born of [a] Virgin. He travelled far and wide. He has twelve satellites, which are taken as the Sun's disciples.... [The Sun's] great festivals are observed in the Winter Solstice and the Vernal Equinox--Christmas and Easter. His symbol is the Lamb.... Swami Prajnanananda The Persian priests had their legend of the chief of their religion, and they tell us that prodigies announced his birth. He was exposed to all sorts of danger from his infancy, was obliged to fly into Persia, as Christ was obliged to fly into Egypt; he was pursued as him by a king who wished to destroy him; an angel transported him into the skies, from when they said he brought back the book of the law; as Christ, he was tempted by the devil, who made him magnificent promises, if he would but follow him; he was pursued and calumniated, as Christ, by the Pharisees; he performed miracles, in order to confirm his divine mission and the dogmas contained in his book. Such was the history of the god Mithra given by the Persians--squaring exactly with the history of Christ given by his worshippers. Now, Mithra was but a personification of the Sun--and we dare to say, what all intelligent readers will certainly think, that Christ was no more--nay, that the Christian religion is a mere copy of the Persian--a branch of the same allegorical tree. The Existence of Christ Disproved Because of its evident relationship to Christianity, special attention needs to be paid to the Persian/Roman religion of Mithraism. The worship of the Indo-Persian god Mithras or Mithra dates back centuries or millennia prior to the common era. The god is found as "Mitra" in the Indian Vedic religion, which is over 3,500 years old, by conservative estimates. When the Iranians separated from their Indian brethren, Mitra became known as "Mithra" or "Mihr," as he is called in Persian. Concerning the ancient unity of the Indian and Iranian peoples, Dr. Haug states (as related by Prasad): "The relationship of the Avesta language to the most ancient Sanskrit, the so-called Vedic dialect, is as close as that of the different dialects of the Greek language (Aeolic, Ionic, Doric, or Attic) to each other. The languages of the sacred hymns of the Brahmans and of those of the Parsis are only the two dialects of the separate tribes of one and the same nation."
Posted: 9:13:47 PM
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maandag 12 mei 2008 |
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The Great Year
'The Great Year' explores the evidence that civilizations rise and fall over time and that this cyclical nature may be connected to the possible motion of our sun around a binary companion star.
Posted: 9:31:22 PM
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zaterdag 10 mei 2008 |
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The Moses Code
Drew Heriot, the director of THE SECRET presents THE MOSES CODE film.
Ramah about Adding to The Whole
Posted: 12:48:26 PM
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vrijdag 9 mei 2008 |
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BBC - How to Build a Human 3 of 4 The Secret of Sex Part 1 of 6
Link to this movie and other parts
Posted: 8:30:01 PM
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donderdag 8 mei 2008 |
 The Six Principles of Green Living Living by green 'green' principles can be extremely satisfying, but how do you do it? Surely, it's not by purchasing more 'green' products, because buying and using more 'things' is all part of the problem. This Lifehack article has got a great point, though, that a better guide to Green Living might well be David Allen's Getting Things Done, since the principles of Green Living are not all that different from the principles used to be more productive. 1. Strive for Simplicity: More stuff means more complexity; more upkeep, more keeping track, more things to do. In global terms, it means more wasted resources. 2. Fairness: Much of our consumption-driven market is based on unfairness. If everyone along the chain, from a Bolivian granny making hand-woven grocery bags to the Wal-Mart worker, actually were paid what you'd expect, that hand-woven grocery bag would be out of most people's price range. 3. Community: If you've ever had the pleasure of attending a local farmer's market, you've experienced something few of us do these days: an encounter with a part of your community, an actual living and breathing person, who made that which you're about to buy. 4. Sustainability: A system is sustainable when the negative outputs of that system are accommodated and turned into positive outputs. However, most of our global production is not sustainable. 5. Planning: Planning means looking ahead toward a desired outcome. It also means thinking a little bit about the community that isn't here yet and dealing fairly with them. The decisions we make now will create the conditions our grandchildren and their grandchildren will have to deal with. 6. Transparency: Planning, community, fairness, and ultimately sustainability require transparency, but most decisions these days are made behind closed doors. Source : Dr. Mercola - mercola.com
Posted: 2:18:46 PM
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woensdag 7 mei 2008 |
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Repost: Learn How to Meditate Part 1
Posted: 10:24:43 PM
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