July 2009 Blog Posts (43)

The Music Of Poligraf : Juggernaut part 2

(Ratha Yatra Festival in Puri, India / Painting by James Fergusson)

Juggernaut. Lots to say about this one. Make sure your seat is confortable...

I’ve started the writing for this singular piece on November…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on July 30, 2009 at 5:40pm — No Comments

The Music Of Poligraf : Void part 2

("Primeval Center" )

On a background of Wall Street Bailout and the Large Hadron Collider, “Void” paints the Buddhist concept of emptiness.

From Wikipedia :…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on July 29, 2009 at 4:49am — No Comments

On mepeace.org: Update and invitation to "Peace Talks" on Friday

MEPEACE is a non-for-profit organization networking for peace online and on the ground. Our board met this week in Jaffa to discuss the way forward for Middle East peace.

We brainstormed on volunteering, fundraising, events, communications, partnerships, Arabic, information, technology and leadership. You will soon receive an invitation to a special event in September.

Thank you to our board, steering committee, moderators and volunteers who are helpfully contributing to… Continue

Added by Eyal Raviv on July 28, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Obama's Peace Offensive

On a recent trip to the Middle East I had the opportunity to meet with many Israelis and Palestinians from all walks of life including high government officials, settlers and members of the Peace Now movement. I also met with academics, poll takers, journalists, former military and intelligence personnel, and scores of other ordinary people. Paradoxically, while repeated polls confirm that a majority (between 68 and 72 percent) of Israelis and Palestinians seek peace based on a two-state… Continue

Added by Alon Ben-Meir on July 27, 2009 at 9:53pm — 1 Comment

Watching the birds...

Now that

the showers have ended

Willow bless

is opening again her leaves

and in all her glory

her locks hang

reflecting the light

with a graceful little movement

as she continues to dry

in the warm gentle air

that flows without a sound

all around us

The Canadians fly in

feet first

touching and skimming

the water's surface

as they bring their bodies

down to land

alongside the Mallards

and our… Continue

Added by Shells on July 27, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Dinton Pastures UK

Willow's leaves hang heavily down

rooted firm tho

her trunk stands tall

and once the rain has stopped

will again

with her graceful long arms

dance in the wind

for she seems to soak

or drink the water

that settles on her

when it falls from the sky

unlike her neigbour

who lets it drip

through her leafy hands

the birds are playing

and finding worms

amongst this quiet green open space

the apple is heavily… Continue

Added by Shells on July 27, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

The Music Of Poligraf : Leaving The Ashram part 3 & 4

("Enigma" by Matías Argudín)

The third and fourth parts of “Leaving The Ashram” are respectively entitled “The Tabla Master’s Enigma” and “The Ordinary II.” Our unidentified introspective hero has completed his retreat and is going back to ordinary life.…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on July 27, 2009 at 1:10am — No Comments

giving thanks and praise

to G-d

is my highest pleasure

for always He does bless each day

and to Him

for everything

I always pray

so as I approach the end

of another

birth anniversary year

this Family Day

i sing praise

and say thanks

for making me

and letting me see

that YOU

are in my life

and making me beam

for uniting me with G-d centered Family

for others like me

happy to share and help encourage

and… Continue

Added by Shells on July 26, 2009 at 11:30pm — No Comments

New recommendations to share and enjoy

New recommendations to share and enjoy:

Event

"Peace Talks" - July 31 - Eyal Raviv ايال رڤي אייל רביב

http://www.mepeace.org/events/peace-talks-july-31

Discussion

The main obstacles to peace - Oliver Haack

http://www.mep… Continue

Added by Eyal Raviv on July 24, 2009 at 9:15am — No Comments

wasting out life

we are wasting our life in wars so we neeeeeeeeeed peace to live , we don't have much time lets do it

Added by JIhad Najajrah on July 23, 2009 at 5:21pm — 3 Comments

URGENT ! - Message to all world citizens ! - URGENT !

Thursday, July 09, 2009

Jane Burgermeister FIRED for filing BIOTERRORISM lawsuit

update: now includes an AMAZING four-part interview with Jane Bürgermeister.

Austrian journalist Jane Bürgermeister, who recently filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), and several high ranking government and corporate… Continue

Added by Farida Magdalena Gillot on July 23, 2009 at 5:02pm — No Comments

Qalqilya - or how to meet with the Muslim world

Qalqilya – or how to meet with the Muslim World

Dear friends,

I knew Qalqilya as a little spot on the map, which is surrounded by walls. Whenever I spoke in Germany about the situation in Israel/Palestine, this little spot said to me. „Come and see! Visit Qalqilya!“ So, I made up my mind to go there, but how can I go to Qalqilya without knowing anybody there?

Earlier in life I slept outside on the road, just the Lord being my shelter and protection. I was… Continue

Added by Martin Rau on July 23, 2009 at 1:49pm — 3 Comments

Large scale meditation at UN Climate Conference

I have received this important message from a friend and put out the call to Copenhagen:

From: marcrus@gmail.com

Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 14:00:46 +0100

Subject: UN Climate Change Conf: An Enormous Proposal

To: marcrus@gmail.com

Dear Friends,

I am writing to you all for a very special reason. As many of you may be aware, the UN Climate Change Conference is happening from December 7th - 18th this year. Many are citing this conference as a very… Continue

Added by Federico Hewson on July 21, 2009 at 9:52pm — No Comments

The One-Click-Away Portable Coaching System to Make the World Do Your Bidding

2010 Audio Coaching System to Make the World Do Your Bidding in Click Away is truly enigmatic

Is it possible to attend two days seminar of breakthrough success and become successful? Do you really believe that? Is it possible you attend two days seminar course on the law of intention and become intentional and be able to make winning decision? Is it not a rip off to pay some seminars £1700 + VAT just to listen to a sermon like… Continue

Added by Andre on July 21, 2009 at 7:22pm — No Comments

The Music Of Poligraf : Leftoverturned part 2

(Detail from "Lenticular cloud")

Given its structure and contents, the second part of “Leftoverturned” could have been entitled “Informaëlstrom II” (ref: "1000 Radios"), but because of the undeniable influence of Modest Mussorgsky’s “Night on Bald Mountain,” the full…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on July 21, 2009 at 6:13pm — No Comments

طبوبا لصانعيي السلام لانهم ابناء الله يدعون

طبوبا لصانعيي السلام لانهم ابناء الله يدعون

ما اروع هذه الكلمات وما اروع قائلها

سلامي اترك لكم وسلامي اعطيكم

وصيه جديده اعطيكم اياها تضاف الى الوصايا العشر احبو بعضكم بعضا كما انا احببتكم وفديت نفسي من اجلكم ومن اجل خلاصكم وخلاص نفوسكم

فلو عرفتم هذا الشخص وقائل هذه الكلمات ووضعتموه تاجا على رؤوسكم ووكلتموه على ضمائركم وسلمتموه قلوبكم، فلربما وصلتم ، ولكنكم بعيدين كل البعد عن هذا الانسان، ولكن يا للعار على البشرية جمعاء ، في كل مرة لا تصلبون اسلحتكم تصلبونه من جديد ، وفي كل… Continue

Added by basem on July 21, 2009 at 1:30am — No Comments

Iran's Nation was referred as Born again!

Mousavi said they had insulted Iran's people by claiming that the anger over June 12 presidential elections that exploded into massive protests was fueled by foreigners.

"You are facing something new: an awakened nation, a nation that has been born again and is here to defend its achievements," Mousavi said during a meeting with families of those arrested in the postelection crackdown, in which he called for the detainees' release. "Arrests ... won't put an end to this… Continue

Added by Christopher Routson on July 20, 2009 at 8:30pm — 1 Comment

What Should Obama Say To Iran?

President Obama finds himself in a bit of a bind when it comes to Iran. And the dilemma he faces is not unlike that faced by many policy makers when it comes to the Middle East. Who do you support, the government, or the people?

When he ran for the Presidency, Obama vowed to negotiate with Iran’s leaders with respect to such contentious issues as their nuclear weapons program, and their support for terrorist groups. And at the time, the prospect of using diplomacy as an olive branch,… Continue

Added by Nissim Dahan on July 19, 2009 at 6:38pm — 6 Comments