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Cardinal Grand Cross and the First Ray

This year has been blessed by some remarkable astrological occurrences which have accelerated the process of change significantly, but last night's Full Moon was particularly special. it bore the name of "Lion's Gate", a reference to the opening of the Lion's Gate portal at this time which will enable a major shift of planetary consciousness. […]
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The Mayan Prophecies and Water

I dreamed last night about water. Lots of it, but it was not frightening. In the Mayan Calendar the next era for Man and the Planet, the time when we will be operating at a higher dimension and level of consciousness, it is given that it will come about as the result of the influence […]
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The Stonehenge Discoveries and Silbury Hill

In view of the new discoveries at Stonehenge announced today, I thought you might like to read some information that was channelled to me a few years ago about Silbury Hill, for I believe it has relevance.  Here it is, as it came through to me: "There is much misunderstanding about this noble monument to […]
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Being Optimistic

Despite all the concerns about the global financial economies, there is nonetheless much to be encouraged about.  A gel to help prevent the spread of HIV has been developed successfully; the cap on the oil leak in the Gulf seems to be holding; the idea of promoting community responsibility and power is gaining ground, spearheaded […]
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Putting the (Electric) car before the Source

Electric cars, it seems, are the vehicles of the near and far future.  One British minister has predicted that in thirty years time there will be nothing but electric cars on the road, and even today there is pubic discussion about how the development of this technology can be funded. It is a fascinating thought […]
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Philanthropic Intent

I have said for some time that the ascension of the planet and ourselves cannot occur until the "I" society becomes the "we" society, which is why I talk so much about the importance of community consciousness. My heart warmed, therefore, when I learned today that the co-founder of Microsoft, Paul Allen, has promised to […]
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The Judgment of Raoul Moat

Many people in Britain have approved David Cameron's unequivocal condemnation of Raoul Moat yesterday, calling him a "callous murderer" who deserved no sympathy. While I would not encourage tribute pages to be put up on Facebook for him or any effort to make him a hero either, I found the Prime Minister's comments sweeping and […]
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A Reflection on Afghanistan

One of the main reasons why the British Army is considered to be the best in the world is due to its regimental system, established and perpetuated for hundreds of years because it works.  At the heart of it is esprit de corps, a sense of comradeship, loyalty to a cause and each other, a […]
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Business and the Environment

Did you know that a Global Biodiversity Symposium is being held in London next week? I hope it receives more attention then than it has so far, for it is important, examining as it will the relationship between business and nature and how the two should co-exist. We are more than halfway through this the […]
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The Light and the Dark in Football

So, the "era" of the World Cup has ended as the New Moon began last night.  I know little about football, but as I watched the game with others even I could see that it was, on one side in particular, hardly sportsman-like.  I was quite startled to see the ruthless determination to win - […]
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