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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Albert Hofmann in the Clearing of Being
Albert Hofmann, who in 1938 synthesized the LSD molecule and in 1943 discovered its psychedelic (manifesting the psyche within/out) properties, died yesterday at the age of 102. He was struck by the coincidence of mankind having encountered LSD at the … Continue reading
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Tagged acid, Albert Hofmann, Basel, clearing, drala, forest, Heidegger, kami, LSD, psychedelic, sacred, Switzerland
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Money, Scarcity, Interest, and the Web of Wealth
Bernard Lietaer and Stephen Belgin have a fascinating article, In Whose Interest? in the latest issue of Fieldnotes. They examine the nature of interest: According to Stephen Zarlenga, Director of the American Monetary Institute, “Loans were made in seed grains, … Continue reading
Night-Shining White
唐 韓幹 照夜白圖 卷 Han Gan (act. 742–56) Night-Shining White Handscroll; ink on paper; 12 1/8 x 13 3/8 in. (30.8 x 34 cm) My favorite horse of all time… The NY Metropolitan Museum of Art is … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese painting, dragon, drala, Han Gan, horse, Night-Shining White, painting, Tang Dynasty, windhorse
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Food Riots All Over the World – Map
The Guardian Unlimited offers a map of food riots, caused by steep rises in prices of staple items such as rice, in countries all over the globe. View Larger Map
adapting to an environment in which some kind of wrong is the norm
The current (May 2008) issue of the Shambhala Sun has a very provocative Q&A with Robert Jay Lifton, titled Finding Light in the Darkness. Q: “After studying Nazi doctors, you said that socializing people to do evil is relatively easy. … Continue reading
Thoughts on Twitter
With Twitter, the starting point is that you can write. Posting is as short and simple as it can possibly get. After that you read (follow), and after that, with sufficient density of your twittersphere, you interact, and eventually experience interacting … Continue reading
Weblogging as well as twittering
This is my fourth weblog. Its predecessors, in chron order, are memerising This Dew-Drop Bardo schmoozy szpace Part of the experiment is to see how twitters co-exist with blog entries. I can also post items to Facebook, but that’s still … Continue reading