Category Archives: Heaven and Earth

Connections and interactions among worlds

Foreign Accent Syndrome: Science and the Human Spirit

Posted on 2011 June 5 by Mark Macy

Imagine waking up and finding yourself speaking the same language but with a thick foreign accent… A neurological disorder… or another example of spiritual influences?… Continue reading →

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Human Spirituality & Mental Illness: Barriers Lost

Posted on 2011 March 13 by Mark Macy

Many people with schizophrenia see and hear the spirits that other people can’t see and hear. They live in two worlds at once—this physical world and the worlds of spirit. The realities of those two worlds are so vastly different…. Continue reading →

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Noxious Capitalism and Its Spiritual Consequences

Posted on 2011 January 15 by Mark Macy

Capitalism should, by and large, be a good thing for humanity. But somewhere along the line, something went wrong… Continue reading →

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Know Thyself… while being in the world but not of it

Posted on 2010 December 29 by Mark Macy

Maybe there’s no way to take human egos, hormones, and other savage-makers entirely out of the picture… but I would bet that the path of self-realization comes closer than any other way. Continue reading →

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Overpopulation and Growth Economics: Humanity’s Cancer

Posted on 2010 December 20 by Mark Macy

Overpopulation and growth economics are to the human race what cancer is to the human body Continue reading →

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End of the American Dream

Posted on 2010 December 19 by Mark Macy

… the good fortunes of a flourishing society are choreographed to a large degree by ethereal forces, who want to see all humans enjoy freedom and prosperity… but they’re unable to help all people and all groups all the time…. Continue reading →

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WikiLeaks: Symptom of an Unsustainable Illusion

Posted on 2010 December 6 by Mark Macy

You and I both know, at some level, where the Information Age is taking us… even though we’re all a little reluctant to accept it… for our own somewhat devious reasons. That’s why WikiLeaks is a little scary. Continue reading →

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Exploring the Past (Part 3)

Posted on 2010 October 23 by Mark Macy

What if the gods… dei… titans… that were sculpted into the marble pillars and magnificent statues were more than just myth?… Continue reading →

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Exploring the Past (Part 1)

Posted on 2010 October 8 by Mark Macy

“While visiting the coliseum in Rome with Regina, I got chills on my back as I was able to relive those ancient times of the great empire… and I naturally thought of the many parallels between Rome then and the USA now…” Continue reading →

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The Idiot-Genius Nature of Science

Posted on 2010 August 23 by Mark Macy

Science… Pure genius!… Sheer idiocy!…. Continue reading →

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