My recent post of The ‘Mechanics’ of Non-Physicalness and The ContinuuM Concept and Finding One’s Dream, both written in 1997, included thoughts and context about the soul that made sense to me. It wasn’t presented as the absolute final word for understanding what the soul is, and its relationship to you and me, but perhaps the beginning. Some of you…
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Thoughts on Death: The ‘ContinuuM Concept’ and Finding One’s Dream
[NOTE: I wrote this essay the day before writing “The Mechanics of Non-Physicalness“. There was dual meaning in how I used the word ContinuuM, for I also published a magazine by that name. This essay never made it into the magazine, as only two issues were ever published. New additions are enclosed in [brackets].] A Universe of Everlasting Love Technorati…
Read MoreThoughts on Death: The True Reality of Spiritual Life
[NOTE: After posting my first thoughts on death, here are some more esoteric thoughts along those lines. I originally wrote this essay in 1997. It will be interesting to see where or how my concepts have changed, if at all, in the intervening time. I will note any new additions in brackets [ ]. The subject touches all.] The ‘Mechanics’…
Read MoreVideo: Zen and the Art of Skateboarding
Talk about ships crossing in the night… and in broad daylight no less! The deadline for submissions to Panasonic Corporation’s Share the Air video contest was January 16 (yesterday), and mine is on its way. A week ago I went out to the local skate park in Chandler, where I had met Kevin Cornwell, a veteran skateboarder for 23 years,…
Read MoreKryon Live in Tucson Part II
The program, held at St. Francis of the Foothills UMC, was scheduled to run from 11:00am-4:30pm. It started on time. After a few local announcements, the hosts, Marilyn and Don Phillips, introduced Lee, who gave a general outline of the afternoon, which would cover quite a bit of information. This is understanding is not evident when we read, or…
Read MoreKryon Live in Tucson
Part I Tucson Arizona offers many places to stimulate a sense of history, beauty, and awe, and our recent journey to Southern Arizona’s principle city did all that, and more, but in a way that you might not expect. We attended author Lee Carroll’s annual visit to Arizona who, both as a speaker and channel for Kryon, took us on…
Read MoreThoughts on Reality Creation: Beyond Physicality
[NOTE: Since we have recently illustrated the fact that we have literally been space travelers for quite some time (and as such, beings of the universe), the following essay, which I originally wrote in 1997, before I wrote I Am My Body, NOT!, addresses possible motivations that timeless beings might have for entering the dimension of time. This in fact,…
Read MoreThe First Talk With Adam Broadcast – Words, Sun Ra, and Other Subjects
“Is This Thing On?!” My first run as a radio host was fun! During the first few minutes I felt awkward, but Ondré, Open Mind Network’s founder, was also present, and stepped in as “sidekick” to stimulate conversation. He handed me books of phrases and facts, and introduced me to the myriad controls that I will have to monitor. (Gotta’s…
Read MoreThoughts on Existence: Enter the 'Creator'
[NOTE: I wrote this essay in 1997. It appeared in a short-lived magazine I published called, ContinuuM. It was nice to not feel the need to add or change anything that was said.] Seeing Ourselves as Causes Instead of ‘Effects’ These essays issue forth from a perspective, which considers that – irrespective of one’s gender, race, color, nationality, economic status,…
Read MoreThoughts on Life: The 'Fundamentals'
A Thoughtful Look at Descartes’ Axiom While he made important contributions in the fields of mathematics and science, one axiom presented by French philosopher René Descartes (1596-1650), still retains its original freshness: I think, therefore, I am. As originally written in Latin, the phrase reads: cogito (I think), ergo (therefore) sum (I am). These words have, in all likelihood, given…
Read MoreThought for Food Internet Radio Show On the Horizon
Tomorrow evening I’ll be doing a test broadcast for my own radio program, which I intend to call… (guess what?) Thought for Food. I don’t know if I’ll be on the air tonight, but I will be learning the equipment and protocols that I’ll have to follow. I knew this was coming, but wasn’t sure when. If all goes well,…
Read MoreThoughts on God: A Pornography & Allness Follow-up
This is a follow-up dialogue to the earlier series of posts on a sensitive subject. I have put additional comments, that didn’t appear in the actual dialogue, in [brackets]. Dear MR, Thank you for your energy. MR. I suppose I do have an agenda. My agenda is the furtherance of the consciousness of unity in, through, and as all of…
Read MoreThoughts on God: Pornography and Allness (Part IV)
This the fourth and last part of a my response to a reader’s questions that were sparked from reading Thoughts on God: Ending Religion’s ‘Eminant Domain’on the Idea. His questions are indented and displayed in blue. It is strange because I am not against porn per say but there are these nagging questions such as; is it ok to have…
Read MoreThoughts on God: Pornography and Allness (Part III)
This is the third installment (of four) of my response to a reader’s questions after reading Thoughts on God: Ending Religion’s ‘Eminant Domain’on the Idea. Pornography is celluloid prostitution nothing short and nothing more. It actually is more than that. It is society collectively showing/revealing a valid and actually sacred side of itself that is generally under wraps, if not…
Read MoreThoughts on God: Pornography and Allness (Part II)
This is the second installment (of four) of my response to a reader’s questions after reading Thoughts on God: Ending Religion’s ‘Eminant Domain’on the Idea. People do what they feel they must do to survive. Is this God expressing? Of course. However we choose to experience life we are also and simultaneously experiencing God. I agree with this 100%, and…
Read MoreThoughts on God: Pornography and Allness (Part I)
This is a response to some great questions I received from a reader on Thoughts on God: Ending Religion’s ‘Eminant Domain’on the Idea. Turned into a treatise on a treatise. For ease of reading and reflection, it is presented in four entries.
Read MoreThoughts on Love: Wisdom for Children, Part VI
[NOTE: This is the last of a 6-part essay titled, On Loving With Love, Not Fear. To view part 5, click here.] Ultimate Question is Still a Question I Am My Body, NOT! ends with a summary page which states that where we go after the body dies is any one’s guess. No one knows for sure, but everyone believes…
Read MoreThoughts on Love: Wisdom for Children, Part V
[NOTE: This is the fifth of a 6-part essay titled, On Loving With Love, Not Fear. To read the fourth part, click here.] ‘Missing Link’ Still Missing Racial thinking is insidious because the idea itself has been proven to be founded in intellectual quicksand. Human beings come in a wide range of colors, languages, traditions, physiological characteristics, and even genetic…
Read MoreThoughts on Existence: Visible Evidence of Intent
It Began With a Red Sky I looked out the window as twilight approached, and the sky had the most unusual and fascinating hue. A low pressure system was heading our way, but in combination with the light that the sun gave off as it kissed the horizon yet one more time, the resulting image only left me in awe.…
Read MoreThoughts on Love: Wisdom for Children, Part IV
[NOTE: This is the fourth of a 6-part essay titled, On Loving With Love, Not Fear. To read the third part, click here.] Fear of Death Another page speaks of the death of the body, but not the individual. The illustration shows a light or energy rising up from what might be a lifeless form. There is a joyful expression…
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