Daniel Pinchbeck's blog

The "free love" of the 60s was an experiment that remains incomplete. Humanity was not then up to the task of integrating the psychedelic, psychic, and visionary aspects of our being into the repressive social structure. More than a political revolution, we need, first of all, a love revolution, which is also a revelation: a clear-eyed approach to love and Eros. (more)

Richard Dolan, trained historian and former Oxford student, is a leading authority in UFO studies, and the author of the two-volume work, UFOs and the National Security State. He brings an academic's rigor to the subject of extraterrestrial contact and secret government efforts to explore UFOs and alien technology.  (more)

We couldn't have far-flung Empire until we had writing and a standardized code of law; we couldn't have the modern democratic nation state until we had the printing press. We now have media technology that is fully interactive, and this points toward "direct democracy," or "Society without a State." (more)

As someone who has written extensively on indigenous prophecies relating to this time, it is hard to escape the uneasy presentiment that the massive, ceaseless, devastating cascade of more than 100,000 barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico each day – apparently still mixed with the far more toxic dispersant Corexit that British Petroleum continues to inject, despite EPA objections – is anything but the inception of a new phase in the foretold unfolding of events that may terminate most life on earth, potentially leading to the rapid extinction of the human species.  (more)

The spectacular apparition of a glowing spiral over Norway could signify a deep shift in the nature of the Psyche. (more)

Recently, a $250 million film linked 2012 with a mass wipeout of humanity from earth crust displacement and super-volcano spew. The spectacle seemed designed to curtail any deeper thought or discussion of the subject by making it appear ridiculous. (more)