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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Academic Attitude
October 2, 2008 Academic Attitude I want to know to know why modern academics feel that anything remotely positive is naïve or flaky? This week I read the book Top Secret by Robert M Price. I knew that I’d probably … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Pedagogy, Religion, Science/Philosophy, Writing
Tagged Academics, Agnostic, Atheist, Attitude, backlash, Buddhism, Carl Jung, Christ, conservative, Deepak Chopra, Eckert Tolle, Eric G Wilson, Farhad Manjoo, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, God, Helen Schumann, Hinduism, James Redfield, Jesus, Joel Olsteen, Judaism Against Happiness, liberal, Marriane Williamson, Michael Burg, Neale Donald Walshe, New Age, New Thought, Oprah, Orthodox Christianity, Pema Chodron, Pessimism, Post-fact, Rhonda Byrne, right wing, Robert M Price, Shakit Gawain, Stephen A Hoeller, The Power of Now, The Secret, Timothy Freke, Top Secret, True Enough, Wayne Dyer, Weltschmerz
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Fringe
September 19, 2008 Fringe “The Pattern.” I’ve often looked for patterns in fiction and in my own life. It is interesting that the new J.J. Abrams show Fringe uses the concept of patterns. Like “The Covenant” or “Prophet Five” … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV
Tagged Alien Invasion, Aliens, Apple, Biology, Butterfly, CIA, Cloning, FBI, Fringe, Fringe Science, Frog, Handprint, J.J. Abrams, Massive Dynamic, Parellel Universes, Phi, Teleportation, The Pattern, The X-Files, Time Travel
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Bushido
August 23, 2008 Bushido There are 7 principles the Samurai lived by: Gi, Yu, Jin, Rei, Makoto, Melyo and Chugo. That means Courtesy, Honesty, Honor, Devotion, Courage and Love. That is called Bushido. Gi=The Right Decision, the Right Attitude … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics
Tagged 2008 Olympics, Beijing, Bill Moyer, Bushido, Capitialism, China, Chugo, Consumerism, Courage, David Lavery, Devotion, Economics, Gi, Heroes, Honesty, Honor, Jin, Jobs and Family Services, Love, Lynnette Porter, Makoto, Melyo, Midland, Poverty, Rei, Saving Charlie, Saving The World: A Guide to Heores, Texas, The Warrior Way, Wealth, Yu
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Disinformation and Information
July 19, 2008 Disinformation Disinformation and Information are the yin and yang of The Illuminatus Trilogy. Apollonian and Dionysian or Eros and Thanatos would also work. Instead of choosing war, death or drunkenness as their focus, they use the … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Mythology, Uncategorized
Tagged 23, Abraham and Isaac, Aldous Huxley, Alice in Wonderland, Aliens, Ambrose Bierce, Apollo, Atlantis, Ayn Rand, Ben Linus, Charlotte Staples Lewis, Chris Carter, Clive Cussler, Conspiracy, Dark Horse, Delos, Disinformation, Drake, George Orwell, Gobi Desert, Information, Jack Shepherd, James Joyce, John Lescroart, Jung, Lemuria, Lost, Lovecraft, Madam Blatskvy, Mulder, Muldoon, Repo Man, Robert Anton Wilson, Robert Shea, Synchronicity, Tami Hoag, The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Illunatus Trilogy, The Oath, Theosophy, Through The Looking Glass, Valhallah Rising, Venzeti, Xanadu
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To Repress Or Not To Repress That Is The Question
January 22, 2007 Is repression necessary for a functioning society? Does the individual have to conform in order to be healthy or is conforming merely the appearance of health? Which is more important—the subjective inner truth or the objective truth … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Psychology
Tagged America, Arno Grun, balance, Christina Hoff Sommers, counterfactuals, Criminals, Depression, Germany, hypocrisy, inner truth, Memories, One Nation Under Therapy, past, psychic death, psychopaths, PTSD, Punishment, Rehabilitation, Repression, Sally Satel, Schizophrenia, Schools, self-esteem, self-hatred, society, The Insanity of Normality, therapism, Therapy, Trauma
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Author Keith Ablow
December 14, 2006 Keith Ablow There are three clear tenants says Dr. Keith Ablow in his 1999 novel Projection, “That people are connected to each other in mystical and immeasurable ways, that we have the power to heal another, and … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Psychology, Religion, Writing
Tagged Abuse, Anne Rice, Bible, Buddhism, Compassion, Compusion, denial, Forecenics, Frank Clevenger, Heaven, James Patterson, Jonah, Josiah King, Keith Ablow, Lilving The Truth, Literature, Lucas, Medicine, Murder, Original Sin, Projection, Psychology, Psychopath, Suicide, The Architect, The Bad Seed, Thrillers, Without Mercy, Yeats, Zen the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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Summerhouse Later
April 2006 Are we drawn to literature that speaks to us directly? Can we know someone through what they read? Is literary biography accurate enough to even bother with? I am listening to Summerhouse, Later by Judith Hermann. I am … Continue reading
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