This is an old 80s tune that even non-Clash fans like myself – meaning people who don’t really like the Clash – will appreciate as a part of rock and roll history. The song itself actually builds on older 60s style songs like “Wild Thing” (and probably a few others that I can’t think of… Read More How I’m feeling about Earthpages tonight… – Just My Stuff
I wanted to write something on Canada Day but was so tired from food shopping the night before, it was really “recovery day” for me. Fireworks could be heard outside our window. More than usual. I guess people need something to cheer about. Myself, I had this nagging, cynical feeling that the country is screwed… Read More Another Canada Day comes and goes…
I’ve limited my shopping to when I really must go. Each time it gets more ‘normal’ feeling, which is sort of strange. Last night I stocked up on supplies, actually early in the morning thanks to Shoppers Drug Mart, which is 24/7 and not unlike a small community supermarket in terms of the food it… Read More Late Night Mission
According to the traditionalist mindset, modern repressions have filled the world with troubled spirits. This is why the world has come to resemble a … Source: Shaman, Schismatic, Necromancer: Religious Libertarians in Russia – Journal #107 March 2020 – e-flux Opinion: Not everyone sees the world as a material place where spirits are just figments… Read More Shaman, Schismatic, Necromancer: Religious Libertarians in Russia – Journal #107 March 2020 – e-flux | Opinion
In Hinduism, Kalki is the tenth and final avatar of Vishnu whom believers say is yet to come. Since many Vaishnavite Hindus believe in endless cycles of existence, Kalki would more precisely be the final avatar in our current cosmic cycle. When I last edited this entry from Think Free (2011/02/23) Wikipedia had this description:… Read More Kalki – The Tenth and Final Avatar of Vishnu
Sometimes I wonder. Do I really have ADHD? Am I “just” depressed and anxious? Do I have CPTSD? Autism? Borderline personality disorder? I could easily fit all of them and some more. The… Source: Neurodiversity – Lampelina Opinion: Disorder or Difference? That’s the question posed by the idea of neurodiversity. Looking over Wikipedia it’s clear… Read More Neurodiversity – Lampelina | + Opinion
PARIS: Say no to a handshake, refuse every peck on the cheek and definitely avoid hugging. Instead, try a direct gaze, or maybe a hand gesture. Source: Handshake? No thanks: coronavirus changes global habits | World | thenews.com.pk | Pindi Opinion: I’m usually not one to follow the crowd. I like to think for myself… Read More Handshake? No thanks: coronavirus changes global habits | World | thenews.com.pk | Pindi | + Opinion
» Skip intro and go directly to Rabbi Maller’s article » Terrorism is a topic you won’t see too often at earthpages.org. My reasons are simple. For many years I have been under the impression that the mind of the terrorist is so thoroughly conditioned – possibly possessed – that no reasonable arguments against his or… Read More A Muslim And A Jewish Voice Against Terrorism | Rabbi Allen S. Maller | Introduction by Michael Clark, PhD.
Purists will come at me arguing that ‘hate’ is such a strong word, you should use something mild like ‘dislike’. First of all, nobody asked you! Get a grip! Haha, I’m … Source: I Hate – Banter Republic Opinion: Gosh, a little humor here. Sometimes we need it. Gottfried at Banter Republic is arguably one… Read More I Hate – Banter Republic | + Opinion
In Hinduism the goddess Kali was originally taken as a manifestation of God‘s destructive side. Over time, she also came to be regarded as the Great Mother, the giver of life. Another Hindu god Siva, known as the cosmic dancer, also has a destructive side. Siva’s dance is known as a dance of destruction. But… Read More Kali – Uninitiated fantasies vs. Hindu realities
