Jon Rappoport There is an obsession to say that everything is made out of something. Who knows where it started? With the Egyptian pyramid builders? The Sumerians? In the modern era, the fervor has reached a high point. Physicists, biologists, and chemists are relentless in their pursuit of consciousness as a function of the brain. … Continue reading
Alex Pietrowski, Waking Times At the cutting edge of science and technology today is artificial intelligence and robotics, which are being driven by ever-increasing computational speeds made possible by quantum computing. When the capacity of technological computation rivals the speed of our capacity to think and process information as humans, then we will reach the singularity and … Continue reading
Dear Reader, Sol Luckman here wishing you very Happy Holidays and a wonderful New Year! If you’ve followed my work over recent years, you may know that besides being a multi-award-winning author, with two books (SNOOZE and THE ANGEL’S DICTIONARY) that have each received three literary awards, I’m also a prolific painter. My expressionistic work … Continue reading
Vic Bishop, Waking Times Such chaotic and divisive times these are. Corruption, stress and strife are chipping away at our happiness, clouding our purpose, and keeping us from reconnecting to what it means to be part of the human family. But there is a messenger of truth in this world, found in the Amazonian shamanic plant medicine ayahuasca. … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sol Luckman Email: snoozereviews@fastmail.fm Website: www.CrowRising.com Multi-award-winning author Sol Luckman receives yet another major recognition, this time for Humor in the 15th Annual 2018 Best Book Awards. The Best Book Awards, sponsored by the American Book Fest, selected Sol Luckman’s irreverently hilarious book of satire for the awake and awakening crowd, THE ANGEL’S DICTIONARY: A … Continue reading
Jon Rappoport To say that a person should have a right to consider himself mentally ill and to take a drug is one thing. This is an argument from the principle of individual freedom. To say that such a person knows what he is doing by some objective standard is quite another thing. Objectively speaking, … Continue reading
Rick Hanson, PhD Do Positive Experiences “Stick to Your Ribs”? The Practice: Take in the good. Why? Scientists believe that your brain has a built-in “negativity bias.” In other words, as we evolved over millions of years, dodging sticks and chasing carrots, it was a lot more important to notice, react to, and remember sticks … Continue reading
