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 9 Nov 2010 @ 06:23
The term ‘starseed’ may be among those buzzwords that are now flying across the globe and making some intriguing landings in domiciles. Sooner or later this term would be a household word, by which time it will be accepted or, to use sociological language, become part of our “taken for granted reality.” More >
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 8 Nov 2010 @ 06:18
Around two (2) years ago, I articulated in one article the gigantic project that will rise in the Mekong River very soon. I was at that time already very supportive of the project, a support that I will re-echo at this moment. More >
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6 Nov 2010 @ 06:38
Let me declare the contention that there are too many Dark spies in the astral-etheric belt. I will use the term ‘electromagnetic field’ or EMF in lieu of astral-etheric belt as they refer to the same thing. Dark spies are out there in the EMF, comprising of Dark Masters, Dark ETIs (extra-terrestrial intelligences), and their subalterns. More >
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5 Nov 2010 @ 06:27
Will the ASEAN ever achieve economic integration that its member states have long dreamed of? Being an advocate of ASEAN unification, let me once more share thoughts about my humble region. More >
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4 Nov 2010 @ 06:30
The Philippines abounds with stories about the ‘Yamashita gold’, a part of which accordingly went to the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos. Incidentally, certain writers did pen some well researched books about the subject, the result ending among the ‘controversial’ topics in town. More >
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3 Nov 2010 @ 06:26
The USA and European states have been raising the alarm bell recently of a China that has been manipulating its currency to undermine the economies of the former. That is the perception coming from the West, a perception that is dangerously warped, so let me share some reflective thoughts about the matter. More >
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2 Nov 2010 @ 02:54
To add to the discourse, let me share some notes about the mythical bird called phoenix. In my country, among our southern ethnicities, a parallel mythical bird is the ‘sarimanok’. ‘Manok’ means chicken, while ‘sarimanok’ is something not like chicken but mythical and more potent than chicken or any bird for that matter. More >
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23 Oct 2010 @ 06:32
As a young lad I was taught, like everyone else, tales that came straight from ancient folklore. As each nation has its own indigenous narratives to pass on to younger generations, so does my nation possess our indigenous tales. The Philippines is so wealthy with folklore, that I feel it is a privilege to be born here due to this wealth. More >
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21 Oct 2010 @ 06:37
This time around, I’ll share to you the cosmic-galactic facet of the Tagalog creation myth. As I’ve already elaborated elsewhere, the Malays (of whom Tagalogs form a part of) were created by a cross-galactic race (light-skinned) from out of the Lemurian descendants (dark-skinned), thus producing a tanned race that was lighter than the Lemurians. More >
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21 Oct 2010 @ 06:36
The current century had opened up the landscapes to emerging realities worldwide, realities that include the multi-polar power structure. Superpower politics has become anathema to
The hawks of America are now a dying breed, yet the flawed and dangerous doctrines they cultivated in the foreign policy circles are still holding water. Hegemonism is in fact declining as a whole, as the necessity for economic, cultural, and political cooperation struts the global facade, thus altering foreign policy doctrines altogether. More >
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