A blind geophysicist reveals the history of Earth's magnetic field reversals through a curious sound interpretation.

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Across the globe, Phil Kline's Unsilent Nights challenge conformity and blur the line between music and noise. (more)

To watch the AMPTP (movie and TV producers) disinformation campaign against the Writers Guild of America (screenwriters) is to watch a replay of the record industry's profit-motivated suicide of the 1990's. (more)

The Galactik Trading Card Oracle Complex offers mystical games, "meta-tarot" readings, and a microgallery of entheo art. (more)

Homer Simpson has a visionary experience, The Boohbahs beam colored music from a rainbow vortex and Francis Ford Coppola goes from Apocalypse toYouth. (more)

Psychedground, SaturnMoon, How to Make Books, Entheocentric Salon, Naomi Wolf, and Andrew Cohen are all in store for New Yorkers this week. (more)

[Sex and Spirit] • In this podcast, Jamye and I discuss Morgan Spurlock’s newest film, What Would Jesus Buy?. Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping embark on a difficult and hilarious spiritual crusade across America to save Christmas from consumerism. “If we could change Christmas, we could change the whole year,” says the good reverend. Could one movie do all this? PLAY PODCAST (more)

Members of an underground cultural guerrilla movement secretly repaired the Parisian Panthéon's long dead clock. (more)

Reality Sandwich conributor Douglas Rushkoff discusses his acclaimed comic book series Testament – a hypertextual, progressive reworking of Biblical stories into modern day relevance. "The Bible tells the story of how a faulty model can get mistaken for reality, and how that can slowly rob us of our humanity. It seem these myths are not only relevant, but living." (more)

Experimental sound artists are crafting and remixing musical compositions by beaming sound to the surface of the moon. (more)

Deepak Kumar, Sub Swara, Damanhur, Church of Craft, Wavewhore, and One City are all in store for New Yorkers this week. (more)

Portable Po-Mo. Disposable Derrida. Foucault-To-Go. How 365 neatly-numbered, digestible action statements can heal the fractured post-modern self. (more)

In northern Italy, one man has helmed the creation of nine intricate, interlocked temples one hundred feet underground. (more)

Reality Sandwich and Bluestockings present One City: A Declaration of Interdependence, a reading by Ethan Nichtern on December 2. (more)

This weekend New Yorkers can check out Buy Nothing Day with Rev. Billy and CosM's Full Moon with Kiana Love and Sooz. (more)

Psychic networks, time travel, and aliens living out human lives. Sound like a new roundup of consciousness concepts? Not quite – it's the reimagined Doctor Who series. Is this wildly popular television show, long beloved and now attracting an even broader audience in its new incarnation, a piece of pop culture preparing us for the long road ahead? (more)

Sabine Melchior- Bonnet's book, The Mirror, traces the looking glass' influence on the development of self- consciousness throughout the ages. (more)

Tripnotica, Passing the Torch, Psytrance, Basic Buddhism, The Kala Chakra, What Would Jesus Buy?... (more)

Saul Williams teams up with Trent Reznor for the release of The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust. (more)

Morgan Spurlock's new documentary What Would Jesus Buy?, starring Rev. Billy and The Church of Stop Shopping, premieres this week in New York and LA. [Trailer]

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Entheocentric Salon, Psytrance Parties, DJ Shadow, Divine Warriors, Enertopia, Club Tantra and more are in store for New Yorkers this week. (more)

What is the mission of art and poetry in a time of accelerating planetary transformation? (more)

The new Daily Grail antholgy, Darklore looks beyond the veil, exploring hidden histories, the paranormal, the esoteric, the strange and revelatory.

Is music "the religion of humanity," or is it just another commodity? And what happens when the situation is so indistinguishable from its shadow that separating the sincerity from the sale becomes impossible? (more)

Karl Lagerfeld and Zaha Hadid are building The Mobile Art container, a UFO-shaped exhibition pod that will roam the world in 2008. (more)

By letting fans choose their own price for album downloads, Radiohead and Saul Williams have taken their latest music into their own hands. (more)

You can be the next messiah in a satirical web-series based on Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor."

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This week New Yorkers can enjoy The Electric Jesus, Women's Rites, Sacred Chemistry, Buddha Mind, Cosm's Metamorphosis, Reverend Billy, the Magical Moon Boom and more. (more)

Chris Woebken's video "New Sensual Interfaces" imagines the look and feel of an organic electronic convergence.
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New Yorkers this week can discover Deities and Demons, Pantheon Parties, Violets, Globesonic, a Toys Drive and more. (more)