Today I came upon a youtube video of a talk by "death researcher" Martha Atkins, that I found more compelling than most of these talks. Around the world, all people in all cultures seem to report different versions of people being approached by deceased family members. But what about someone who doesn't want to meet … Continue reading Paranormal World | The people who come to meet you when you die
Rescuing the Future | mid-term elections in the USA | is there reason to hope?
Can it really be that Americans are ready to move away from the democracy that created their country? Are they really going to go down that dark road?
Rescuing the Future | W. B. Yeats | The Second Coming
Things do fall apart, unless we insist on holding them together.
Autism | What Hans Asperger said | people from the past
.....if Hans Asperger were alive today, I think he would be interested in this idea that autism and other problematic versions of the human mind may represent hold-out survivors from the distant past.
Paranormal World | Children who speak of past lives | Let’s look at Dolon Champa Mitra again
..........this little girl whose statements speak of something immeasurably bigger than the world that we like to think we know.
Rescuing Reality | Isaac Asimov vs Vladimir Putin
For a long time, the most popular archived posts on this site have been those about the children to talk of past lives, which has never surprised me given how interesting and enigmatic those kids are. But recently a rival has appeared - the post Autism | Isaac Asimov and the Joys of Autism. This … Continue reading Rescuing Reality | Isaac Asimov vs Vladimir Putin
Autism | ICD-11 | Is Asperger’s really gone?
I usually say to the child, “Congratulations, you have Asperger’s Syndrome”, .......
Rescuing another Loner | The last Man of his tribe
He survived alone for another 26 years.
Rescuing reality and/or History | Karl Marx and religion | “Opium of the people”
I wish I had a dollar for every time I've seen Karl Marks reported to have called religion the "opium of the people."
Alan Conrad 