Monthly Archives: October 2016

In yesterday’s post I wondered if indeed massive fissures are beginning to appear within the U.S. Gov. Otherwise, why would FBI’s Comey act directly against advice from above? Jon Rappoport wonders the same thing — Breaking Hillary email scandal: open rebellion … Continue reading →

As I prepare to vote absentee on Monday, I wrestle with my conscience. Do I waste my vote on a third party candidate, or do I vote for Trump or Hillary? All three choices feel terrible. Both major candidates are corrupt, in bed with … Continue reading →

Remember my post on the astrology of Vladimir Putin? The Astrological Chart for Vladimir Putin This singular human being is a martial artist who expertly plays the great chess game of geopolitics. Geopolitical analyst Lada Ray, who calls Russia “The Great Balancer” for … Continue reading →

NODAPL Water Protectors Cheer as Thousands of Buffalo Show Up to Standing Rock Can you imagine the joy that accompanied this astonishing synchronicity? And see Sott.net: Givers of Courage: Thousands of wild American Bison appear out of nowhere at Standing … Continue reading →

I was out in the garden this morning, cutting back old growth and preparing to dig out the alley between two hugelkultur beds so that the one on the right gets more soil before covering it with mulch, when Rebecca … Continue reading →

Check this out. Interesting! Son Colin wears his Baby Picture Project teeshirt in public

The Sun is now in Scorpio, heading to Halloween, when the veil between the worlds thins. The Moon will catch up with the Sun the day before, on October 30, at 7°43 Scorpio. New Moon. New beginning. Scorpio also signifies … Continue reading →

Two interesting, way larger than usual, perspectives to ponder: Sleeping Dragon Awakens: Chinese Alternative to American Mayhem  and Ungovernability   Re: this election, see Katherine Austin Fitts, a newly won Trump supporter: My son, Colin Cudmore of the Garden Tower Project, told … Continue reading →

This political sketch captures the corrosive poison of both race and class and worms beneath to common ground. I notice it has gone viral in the past few days. As well it should. Bingo. A tiny, brilliant vignette.

INTRODUCTION Early last summer, I was asked by young composer, harpist, singer, and choir director Megan Biner, at the Oakwood Center in Selma, Indiana to research and prepare a presentation on the world-view of Hildegard Von Bingen for a Hildegard … Continue reading →