Falkirk Wheel on the Scottish Canals

The Falkirk Wheel

Windows Ten has a the feed of images that act as screen savers and provide new photographs that have been chosen for how engaging they are, a little pop-up asks if you like what you see? If you’re a Windows user you probably know it. This is how I first saw the Falkirk Wheel and … Read more

ZenDAO Liquid Democracy Treasury Model

ZenDAO a Liquid Democracy Treasury Model

The ZenDAO voting platform can replace the old corporate model of business organization with an inclusive, provably fair, and transparent economic system with incentives to participate. Horizen is building a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) as a voting mechanism to allocate treasury funds to continue the development of the Horizen platform. The ZenDAO will be one … Read more

Eye of Sahara, the Richat Structure

Eye of Sahara, the Richat Structure

Perhaps the greatest unsolved natural mystery is what is the “eye of Sahara” and how did it get there? Such a gorgeous structure too, that it has it’s own Pinterest Boards and been blogged, researched, debunked, reported on and talked about for decades. To this day, there’s no explanation for who’s eye it is. The … Read more

Vancouver Island Ormus

Vancouver sunset - Vancouver Island Ormus

I’ve been using Ormus for 90 days and could tell the difference in my hair, skin and especially nails. This intelligent super-food seems to provide something my body wasn’t getting in my diet. Supplementing a shot of Ormus each day has made a difference I can testify to. Also, topical application of Ormus directly on … Read more

Michelangelo and Architecture

Portrait of Michelangelo by Daniele da Volterra

Michelangelo is the GOAT of art, sculpture and Architecture. His life and career spanned almost 100 years of creative genius on the next level. He was 74 years old when he began the Saint Peter Basilica, to claim his place as an unsurpassed architect. Michelangelo remains the greatest of all time, in more categories than … Read more

Dead Sea Scrolls

Mordecai and Esther

The Dead Sea Scrolls (also Qumran Caves Scrolls) are ancient Jewish religious manuscripts found in the Qumran Caves in the Judaean Desert, near Ein Feshkha on the northern shore of the Dead Sea. Scholarly consensus dates these scrolls from the last three centuries BCE and the first century CE. The texts have great historical, religious, and linguistic … Read more

Cosmic Consciousness and the Internet

Cosmic Consciousness

Cosmic Consciousness is the best term to define something that can’t be defined in language but it sure sounds fun and like something we all want to experience. Perhaps you’ve noticed my obsession with ascendance? Ever since I solved the ringing in the ears and connected the Schumann resonances, I’ve not been able to stop … Read more

What is it about Turmeric?

Turmeric (Curcuma longa): fresh rhizome and powder.

Recently I saw a documentary on web workers who travel the world, called something like Cyber Nomads and there was one young man that had all the best spices in a nice kit, ready for making curry. He’d learned in India how to mix it, so as a special gift, wherever he stayed, he would … Read more