Aside from my own intuitive reach into the meaning of these extraordinary times, these are the websites I either subscribe to or visit regularly, many of them on a daily basis. They span both a horizontal political and sociological spectrum as well as a vertical spiritual and dimensional spectrum.
I assume that the universe is infinite, and therefore that its center is everywhere. Each of us stands in the exact center of the universe.
What interests me is to stand in the center of the universe with an expanding 360° view —or rather, an expanding spherical view — and remain aware while not attaching to any of it; rather, I seek attunement within the one being. Meanwhile, I aim to trace an arc into the future that makes sense while noting dangers, diversions, and opportunities along the way. So you might say that in this exopermaculture site I offer readers a certain angle of vision on the universe that is ever changing and yet consistently resonant with my core.
(6/6/13: Another way to say this is that I have a “point of view” and a certain approach, but no rigid set of beliefs as a boundary beyond which I dare not go. Or, I should say, no rigid set of beliefs that I am aware of! There may be unconscious beliefs that I have not yet rooted out.)
BTW: Both the channeling field and the ET/UFO field tend to be full of garbage and deliberate disinfo; so educating one’s capacity for discernment is essential. I seldom pay attention to channeled material, except where it dovetails with possible info from terrestrial sources!
WanttoKnow.info: “Reliable, verifiable information on major cover-ups and a call to work together for the good of all.” Fred Burks is not afraid of both shining the spotlight on various ways that humans oppress each other while working for transformation. This is an enormous archival site. The section on Mind Control was especially startling for me.
The Disclosure Project: “a nonprofit research project working to fully disclose the facts about UFOs, extraterrestrial intelligence, and classified advanced energy and propulsion systems. We have over 400 government, military, and intelligence community witnesses testifying to their direct, personal, first hand experience with UFOs, ETs, ET technology, and the cover-up that keeps this information secret.” Dr. Steven Greer’s original Disclosure Project briefing, to the National Press Club back in 2001, was what woke up Fred Burks and impelled him to begin his wanttoknow.info website.
exopolitics.com (Alfred Webre) and exopolitics.org (Michael Salla): Webre’s site has a huge amount of material on it that is often too far out there for my taste. Salla not so prolific and far out, but well researched.
Project Camelot (Kerry Cassidy): interesting videos of channels, whistleblowers, hybrids, all things strange. Tends towards paranoid interpretation of events.
Planet Waves: Good, provocative, well written astrology by Eric Francis and others. Especially like his commentary on astrological signatures of ongoing major events as they impact our collective history.
Alternet, Truthout, Truthdig, tomdispatch, Common Dreams, opednews, democracynow, theguardian.uk, rt.com, press.tv, dailykos, grist.org— for news, opinion and commentary. Also, sometimes, drudge — unlike the others, not a “progressive” site, but interesting, especially on political matters, which I can rarely stomach at this point.
Alex Jones, and David Icke, and naturalnews.com, for breaking news much of which I don’t see elsewhere and that sometimes I don’t want to know or believe.
Before It’s News, rumormillnews, for the edges of all spectra, some of too paranoid for my taste, or too ephemeral. Much of it seems like a running commentary on the mutating fears of the collective unconscious.
openminds.tv and Filer’s Files for breaking ufo news. (I subscribe to Filer’s Files weekly email.)
Jon Rappoport’s nomorefakenews for his brilliant language, and his views on media and conspiracies, cultural commentary.
tomdispatch: for extraordinary indepth commentary.
Reality Sandwich for usually well-written essays from various authors within categories like “Psyche,” “Eco,” “Life,” “Tech,” “Commons,” “Media,” and “Multimedia.”
Ecobuddhism: for thoughtful essays with a Buddhist perspective on not just ecology, but mind, psyche, spirit, wisdom, science, et. al.
nextworldtv.com, care2.com and riseearth.com, collective-evolution.com, wakingtimes.com, for interesting and often inspirational stories that I don’t see elsewhere.
