Tagged with End Times

The lost world that imagines us does not need to be created; we, who are not other than its shadow, must learn how to approach it through the prism of our fear, whose force-fields we must navigate. A hair's breadth of a difference separates discovery from destruction. (more)

I take a deep breath and ask my question out loud:  At what crossroads does our global civilization stand now, and in what direction does good fortune lie? A rare thunderstorm shatters the Oregon twilight.  The lights blink off on off on.  I shake the coins, drop them, count them, six times.  The squall passes on to the next valley.  The Oracle speaks. (more)

Mike Kawitzky's Cognition Factor offers up a kaleidoscopic field of cyberpunk 3-D imagery while asking the most pressing questions we face today. See the RS screening at the Wild Project this Sunday in NYC. [Trailer] (more)

This summer the evolutionary forces of Jupiter, Neptune, and Chiron unite in the last degrees of the humanitarian idealist, the galactic visionary, the cosmic kindred, the paradigm-shifting harbinger of the new age, Aquarius. This month and throughout this summer we are asked to deeply investigate our identity as true Spirit. (more)

In Teotihuacán, Mexico, at the time of the Toltecs, pilgrims were invited to expand their awareness by leaping the "mouth" of Quetzalcoatl, a chasm of 15-20 feet, in the dark. Many would be scared and not jump. Some, though, would take this leap of faith. (more)

Reality is becoming more improvisational and up-tempo. The ideas of Jose Arguelles, Terence McKenna and others about time going through ever-faster fractal spirals of historical pantomime seem increasingly on the mark.  (more)

The teaching we need will not come from priests, gurus, shamans, or scientists. We must find our way without the individuals and organizations that duplicate the power and alienation of capitalistic culture. (more)

Apocalyptic writings – those purporting to reveal the secrets of the end of time – got their start in Judea in the second century B.C. Since then, predictions of the end of time have become as consistent and reliable as the calendar. (more)

Culture and technology: can the gift be separated from the curse? (more)

This weekend, Whitley Strieber's radio show Unknown Country features a heated war of words between Strieber and myself. (more)