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Close Call On The Road To Adventure
Ohio Road Trip One bright sunny summer day I decided to take a trip to see the Serpent Mounds. As I climbed into my Horizon early that peaceful morning I had no idea what lay in store for me. Had … Continue reading
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Deconstructing Willow
Deconstructing Willow The movie Willow opened in 1988 to less than warm reviews. Many critics panned the fantasy film saying that the special effects dazzled, but that the story line was recycled and old. They picked apart the film and … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Mythology
Tagged Aragorn, Bavmorda, Boromir, Cherlindrea, Dakinis, Death Dogs, Dwarves, Elora Dannon, Elves, Frodo, Galadriel, Gandolf, George Lucas, Hobbits, JRR Tolkien, Lord of The Rings, Madmartigan, Meegosh, Merry, Mines of Moira, Nelwyns, Nockmaar, Orcs, Pippin, Sam, Sorsha, Tautha De Dannon, Tir Asleen, Trolls, Vonkar, Willow
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The Red Shoes Diaries: A Modern Fairy Tale
The Red Shoes Diaries: A Modern Fairy Tale The Zalman King movie The Red Shoe Diaries came out in 1991 to less than favorable reviews. It was popular enough to spawn a spin off series on Showtime, but was never … Continue reading
Great Global Warming Debate
May 21, 2009 Global warming is about Global politics. It should be about community and communion. It should be about connection, not the conservative agenda. Since the future is un-seeable by scientific methods, the immediate needs of civilization take president … Continue reading
Theosophy
May 27, 2008 Theosophy means “God Wisdom.” It is a New Age movement attributed to the late great Madame Blavatsky. God is said to be revealed through mystical insight, in other words, Gnosticism. Much of the occult is really offshoots … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Mythology, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged Alias, American Graffiti, Atlantis, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, El Camino, George Bernard Shaw, George Lucas, Gnosticism, Going Within, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, L Frank Baum, Lemuria, Machu Picchu, Madam blavatsky, Out on a Limb, Peru, Shirley MacLaine, Steven Spielberg, Taken, The Crystal Skull, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, The Purple Rose, Tunguska, X-Files
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Irish Spirit Wheel
April 7, 2011 Irish Spirit Wheel The Celtic Way of Seeing: Meditations on the Irish Spirit Wheel by Frank MacEowen looked like it could connect to this Irish and Pagan themed diary, and it has. MacEowen talks about the idea … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Religion
Tagged Celtic Way of Seeing, Center, East, Frank MacEowen, Great Goddess, Meditation, North, South, West
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Secret History of Dreaming
March 2, 2009 I found The Secret History of Dreaming enlightening. It proposes that our dreams are more real than reality—that they are a deeper reality. Real magic, Moss insists, rides on the sexual energy from dreams. In fact, the … Continue reading
Posted in Dreams
Tagged C S Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia, Correspondentia, Dreams, Isomorphy, Jung, Pauli, Robert Moss, Secret History of Dreams, Synchronicity
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