30 July 2010 – 12:36am

There are two types of empathic responses that you use when you
connect to others, compassion or pity. One is empowering, the other is
disempowering. One focuses on limitation, the other holds the energy of
expansion. One is helpful and the other is not. With one you disempower
both yourself and the other person and in so doing risk re-opening
karmic cycles with them that you may have already closed.

You make the choice to connect with compassion or pity in a single
instant and then you either become part of others’ drama or step aside
and allow them to light their candle from the light you extend to them.
The less helpful of these two responses is pity because through it you
agree with someone’s helplessness, lack of power, confusion, doubt and
lack of faith. You connect to them from your own woundedness and are
reminded of your pain. With pity you are in agreement with their pain
and feel the best solution is to offer your wound to show them they are
not alone in their suffering.… Read the rest

a message from Sarah Biermann

Friday, 30 July, 2010 

 

There are a lot of associations between Osiris and Jesus.

Invocation of Osiris:

"I am Osiris Onnophris who is found perfect before the Gods. I hath
said: These are the elements of my Body perfected through suffering,
glorified through trial. The scent of the dying Rose is as the repressed
sigh of my Suffering. And the flame-red Fire as the energy of mine
undaunted Will.

Absolutely great enough to repeat it front and center, Guest!

Thanks for the great tip!

Love your musical savvy,

Dre’

… Read the rest

You are right Eleanor, this does interest me!

Thanks,

Dre’

(PhysOrg.com) — By suggesting that mass, time, and length can be converted into one another as the universe evolves, Wun-Yi Shu has proposed a new class of cosmological models that may fit observations of the universe better than the current big bang model. What this means specifically is that the new models might explain the increasing acceleration of the universe without relying on a cosmological constant such as dark energy, as well as solve or eliminate other cosmological dilemmas such as the flatness problem and the horizon problem.

At the time I had far more elaborate drawing of it, but the winds of change swept them away. Tonight, I will attempt to explain the workings of this windmill on the basis of the following cross-section, looking down upon the windmill:

Basically, the ground plate of the windmill has five equal-sized cogwheels, or a similar construction that keeps the four satellite wheels perfectly synced through the center one. Imagine the wind coming in from the bottom of the page, and view the thicker straight lines as the vanes of the windmill, sticking out of the page.

Now the left one is perpendicular with the wind, and will be forced backward. The right one is aligned with the wind, and will virtually not be influenced by the wind as it is rotated clockwise because of the forces working on the other three vanes. The top and bottom vanes are half in the wind, and respectively are forced right and left. thus there are always three vanes that exert a counterclockwise force on the windmill.

The five cogwheels make sure all four vanes make this cycle of movement: perpendicular on the left, aligned on the right, and the slanted variations inbetween.… Read the rest