Spielberg ready to create invisible rabbit “Harvey” with new funding from India

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With new funding from India, Oscar winner Steven Spielberg is ready to move ahead with production and we all shall be able to see six-plus foot invisible rabbit “Harvey” in the near future.
Indo-American statesman Rajan Zed says that they were glad to see the legendary director back in [...]

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The Unconscious – Rethinking the Unthinkable

In common parlance the terms unconscious and subconscious are used as if they expressed some kind of scientific or even religious certainty.
This may be convenient. After all, we wouldn’t get very far if we always stopped to analyze every word we use.
Tacit conceptual agreements facilitate conversation and make for easier reading. Obviously there’s some advantage [...]

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Making Sense of Night-time Dreams

Copyright © 2009 Patricia F. Hare. All rights reserved.
I am speeding forward. It is very difficult to see. I know there are dangers to the right and left but I cannot see what they are. Slow down!-I tell myself-slow down! I do slow down and find that I feel less afraid, though I still have [...]

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Numinosity – another kind of light

Is this the Region, this the Soil, the Clime,
Said then the lost Arch Angel, this the seat
That we must change for Heav’n, this mournful gloom
For that celestial light?
-John Milton, Paradise Lost
The term numinosity isn’t too well-known beyond the academic study of religion and anthropology.
In a sense numinosity is like [...]

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Elements of prophecy – reflections on the interior life

a prophet
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Elements of prophecy – reflections on the interior life

Copyright © Michael W. Clark 2008. All rights reserved.
Steven [...]

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Ego, Archetype and Self: C. G. Jung and Modernity

Jung Dream
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Ego, Archetype and Self:
C. G. Jung and Modernity
Copyright © Michael W. Clark, Ph.D. All rights reserved.
Introduction
This essay was written in 1993 as a graduate student in the department of Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa, Canada.
My thinking has matured since that time but I [...]

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Unique Gandhi festival in America

“Ahimsa (non violence) — means infinite
love, which again means infinite capacity
for suffering.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi,
February 1940
Originally uploaded by Haeretik
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A unique first of its kind eco-friendly festival celebrating Mahatma Gandhi’s life and message will be held in Nevada (USA) on Jul 26.
According to Tom Stille and Doug Keeney, coordinators of this [...]

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Deciphering dreams – how to get the most out of your downtime

Dreaming Girls Head
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No one really knows just what dreams are or where they come from.
Materialists usually say that dreams are a random product of memory, based on the brain’s acquisition and interpretation of sensory stimuli.
Others speak of a release of physiological, sensory and psychological data accrued through waking and sometimes sleeping hours.
Freudians try to decipher [...]

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Alien Abductions: Reality or Dreams?

Copyright © Anita Welsh 2008.
All rights reserved.
If one had asked me 20 years ago if “we are alone”, my answer would have been definitely “yes.” Today, I am not sure. My research into the phenomena known as alien abductions began 13 years ago, in my home on a farm in Rockwood, between Guelph and Acton [...]

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Into the Mythic: A fresh look at some old ideas

Different Approaches
If we look at the news today the word ‘myth‘ takes on several meanings ranging from the sublime, the heavenly, the horrendous and the mundane.
Common among all contemporary usages is the notion that myth points to something beyond the ken of science.
Scholars such as the Indologist Wendy Doniger suggest that most myths possess an inherent structure that reveals some [...]

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