The last two astronomers I’m going to expound upon have a book written about them entitled Tycho and Kepler: The Unlikely Partnership that Forever Changed our Understanding of the Heavens. It’s written by a woman named Kitty Ferguson. (I love that name…Kitty Ferguson…what a terrific marriage of whimsy and pragmatism!) Usually I find historical non-fiction [...]
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kitties, mooses, noses and dwarves-astronomers are people-pt III
Posted in Alchemy, Science, Science and Magic, Scientists, tagged Hven, Johannes Kepler, King Fredrick II, Nabroth Capella, Princess Anne, Stjerneborg, Tycho Brahe, Uraniborg on October 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
astronomers are people too-part one.
Posted in Science, Science and Magic, Scientists, tagged Aristotle, Christopher Columbus, Copernicus, Ptolemy, Pythagoras on September 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Columbus Day is rapidly approaching. I know that, because two of my sisters were born on Columbus Day. And one nephew too. One of my sisters, whose birthday is rapidly approaching, got me a present for my birthday (which is in April) and even if she didn’t mail me my present yet, she got me [...]
follicular phase showdown…Bisphenol-A, meet me at dawn.
Posted in Activism, Science and Magic, tagged Bisphenol-A, BPA, Dr. Micheal Frye, endocrine inhibitors, Environmental Protection Agency, estrogen dominance, estrogen mimicking, plastic toxicity, sub lethal effects, Sundance Natural Grocery, toxic plastics, xenobiotic on September 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
(photo by Chris Jordan found at www.treehugger.com) What follows will reveal a few things that are going on inside my body (and possibly yours as well). If you are squeamish about innerbody goings on, then perhaps this isn’t the posting for you… I just had an appointment with my naturopath and found out that I [...]
I am a watermelon head full of seeds.
Posted in Rudolf Steiner, Science and Magic, tagged Brahma Kumaris, Buson YŌkai Emaki, camping, Einstein, Rosen Method, Rudolf Steiner, Vipassana on August 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
(Watermelon Monster from the Buson YŌkai Emaki-1754) We see nature around us, and we see also that man enters into his physical existence through the forces of this same nature. We know through our study of Spiritual Science that we do not rightly regard nature if we only pay attention to its external physical features. [...]
see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil
Posted in microseries on violence, Power and Morality, Science and Magic, tagged brane theory, evil, Gavin De Becker, Natalie Reid, Rosicrucian, string theory, violence on July 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
If a tree falls in the woods, but there is nobody there to hear it, does it make a sound? When I was younger and I heard this riddle, I thought it was a pile of crap. Of course it makes a sound! You don’t have to be there to hear it! Then I taught [...]
nuclear power is not the devil. maybe.
Posted in Alchemy, Science, Science and Magic, The Importance of Decay, tagged alchemy, Clifford Pickover, Ernest Rutherford, Fredrick Soddy, nuclear power, transmutation on May 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
(photo courtesy of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) In the book Dreaming the Future, Clifford Pickover describes a few themes recorded during several future life progressions (as opposed to past life regressions): 21st Century-World peace is attained and lasts three thousand years. Hunger, greed and prejudice are reduced. 22nd Century-Solar power is part of daily life. [...]
john dee: divination extraordinaire.
Posted in Alchemy, Dee, Mystics, Science, Science and Magic, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged creationism, divination, Edward Kelly, James I, John Dee, Queen Elizabeth on May 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Once, when I was a kid, somebody told me about the fight between creationists and evolutionaryists. I looked up some information in my red Encyclopedia Britanica. I couldn’t figure out who was right. So I asked my mom, who usually knew the answers. She said both were right. Both. Can you believe it? Two totally [...]
isaac newton was a sinner.
Posted in Isaac Newton, Power and Morality, Science and Magic, Scientists, Suffering artists, The Importance of Decay, tagged 17th century, alchemy, Isaac Newton, Rebecca Stott, sin on May 16, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Once recently, a friend mentioned offhandedly that she was trying to stop talking about people behind their backs. I thought to myself, wow! that’s neat! I wonder how she’ll do? It didn’t really occur to me until about an hour later, when I noticed myself talking about somebody behind his back, that perhaps I should [...]
