In the 1960s, astronomer Halton Arp discovered that galaxies are “born” and grow into family groups. In some cases, he…
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Taking Aim at the Big Bang
Tag: Mystic
Technology from the Edge
Two DVDs on technology from the fringe and a documentary on the looming crises in the world’s water supply make…
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Deathbed Visitations
The night before my 87-year-old mother died, she couldn’t stop talking. While asleep, she jabbered away through the night. Because…
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12,000 Years Old?
Sphinx-Age Debate Still Rages In November of 1994, the first issue of Atlantis Rising was published. The cover story of…
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A Win for the Little Guy Over Detroit’s Big Boys
The Breakthrough Power book tour last month of a few towns—Oregon and northern California—brought us in touch with university students…
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Lake Michigan’s Mastadon
Two scuba divers were gliding over the bottom of Lake Michigan, scouting for a series of old boat wrecks. To…
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New Appreciation for Viktor Schauberger’s Legacy
Viktor Schauberger is on my mind this week. Why thoughts of a long-deceased forester/inventor from faraway Austria? There are several reasons.…
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Happy Birthday, Charlie
This year, 2009, is the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, credited with founding the theory of evolution…
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The Mythical Jesus
Did Christianity spring onto the scene two millennia ago as a divine revelation that came directly from the one true…
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The Return of the Djedi
The Jedi Knights of Star Wars were not simply the figment of George Lucas’s most fertile and provocative imagination. Those…
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