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 24 Aug 2013 @ 06:25
Venezuelan science experts are of the contention that basic science is directly correlated to economic development. Though not necessarily the cause of economic development, conducting high levels of basic science research shows a correlation to economic development. More >
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4 Aug 2013 @ 06:18
‘When the sky was close to the ground’ speaks of the eons when the cooling Earth was of higher vibratory frequency than it is today, thus rendering it nearer to the Great Central Sun or God Almighty. It wasn’t even a part of the sun yet, and could have freely floated in space prior to its gravitation to Sol whence its orbit came to being. More >
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6 Jul 2013 @ 08:29
Earth quake of magnitude 9.2 on Reichter! Tsunami that could result to hundreds of thousands of dead bodies!
Such are the possible outcomes of the geological reality surrounding the Arabian sea, a heretofore unexpected reality of previous studies that were largely flawed. New modeling of quake & tsunami forecasting for the Arabian sea, with focus on the Makran rupture zone, indicate a gigantic magnitude quake that could occur in the zone any time soon. More >
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29 May 2013 @ 05:54
The core narrative articulates on the ‘serpent whose head was a crown of gold’. The serpent has double meaning, though in this myth it reveals the serpentine-like kundalini that begins from the spine and ends in the crown chakra (‘head was a crown of gold’) that is golden an energy center with almost 1000 petals. More >
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29 May 2013 @ 05:48
Below is an interesting human interest story about the DPs of Turkmenistan. Once a colony of imperial Russia, Turkmenistan was forcibly integrated into the Soviet Union by the Bolsheviks. It gained its independence upon the dissolution of the Soviet Union. More >
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14 May 2013 @ 09:28
Some of the tribes in Celebes are also characterized by the absence of any myths referring to the creation of the world or of the gods, though they are unlike the type to which reference has just been made in that they have tales which account for the origin of mankind. The Bugi and the people of Makassar in the south-western part of the island state that in the beginning the son of the sky-deity was sent down to earth on the rainbow that he might organize and prepare the world for mankind. This task accomplished, he took to wife six female deities, three of whom had descended with him from the sky-world, and three of whom were derived from the earth or from the underworld, and thus he became the ancestor of all mankind. More >
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24 Apr 2013 @ 08:31
Schistosomiasis occurrences in any area is one risk factor behind HIV diffusion. By dint of the logic of its epidemiology, controlling schistosomiasis in the same area is one effective intervention aimed at eradicating or at least reducing the incidence of AIDS. More >
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23 Apr 2013 @ 00:48
What I wish to highlight in the tale though is a more recondite facet: the tale’s revelation of the early egg-laying or oviparous way of laying children by the early Lemurians. Divine wisdom had revealed that the first phase of Lemurian races were gigantic, hermaphroditic types who reproduced largely through egg-laying. More >
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9 Nov 2012 @ 10:42
As a conclusion of my tasks of Guru (teacher) and Messenger, let me share a simplified approach to ascend to New Earth. This is particularly intended for the ‘late’ Ascensionauts (ascension enthusiasts). More >
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30 Oct 2012 @ 06:36
Another tale from Victoria records the origin of woman as follows. One day Pallyan, the brother (or son?) of Pundjel, the maker of man, was playing in a deep water-hole and in so doing he thumped and thrashed the water with his hands until it became thick and muddy. More >
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