Here is a link to an article at Linda Moulton Howe’s website, “Earthfiles.”
There seems to be a lot of beings trying to master the Creative Forces. Described at the link is only one of those ways. If reading the article makes you feel a bit queasy, you are not alone.
http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1670&category=Environment
For Christ’s sake! We have an M-class flare from the sun and I feel horrible. The sun is supposed to be a good thing, not a death ray! I’m feeling way too irritable to write more or post more data right now but there will be those who know what I mean. This is a snapshot of the X-Ray flux graph from NOAA for this flare. The data is constantly changing if you check the link but this image I posted is what the graph looked like tonight:
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Let me know what you are experiencing as soon as you can. That’s quite the blizzard in the mid-Atlantic region! It has been named Snowmageddon. I hope you are safe!
This reported, possible asteroid collision is quite interesting. You can view larger images at the Hubble website. Now, really! I’ll bet this event caused quite a stir amongst those in the know. Too bad Kent Steadman who put together his CyberSpace Orbit website wasn’t still with us in the physical – he’d be all over it.
Suspected Asteroid Collision
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2010/07
Another link:
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2010/02feb_asteroidcollision.htm?list6979
I had a dream a few nights ago and one of the characters in the dream was the (adult in the dream) boy from my small fifth grade class whom I had a crush on. No coincidences. I have not thought of him in years! I used to imagine we were destined to be together. Haha!
And Christ! Last Saturday, the 23rd, I ran into a male friend from my high school class I had not seen in about 30 years! That was a shock, too.
I actually enjoyed being outside in the icy, eye-tearing, frigid wind today. It felt refreshing and cleared my mind and lungs. While I was outside I was doing things so I wasn’t standing around like a fool trying to get frostbite but the sun on my face felt almost hot as I moved around the yard.
We had a weird snow storm yesterday which included thunder and lightning and whiteout conditions for a while. Then came what the weather forecasters used to call the Canadian Express.
A simple pleasure in these crazy, complicated times.
Look out, be careful and be ready to duck if the need arises! The latest from Space Weather’s email alert dated 1-28-10:
FULL MOON AND MARS: Friday night’s full Moon is the biggest and brightest full Moon of the year. It’s a “perigee Moon,” as much as 14% wider and 30% brighter than other full Moons you’ll see later in 2010. But that’s not all. Mars is having a close encounter with Earth, and on Friday night, Jan. 29th, it will join the Moon for an all-night-long conjunction. Don’t miss it! Sky maps and images may be found at http://spaceweather.com.
See archives at Space Weather for 1-28-2010 if you find this post later.
I’ve discovered that listening to one of my all-time favorite songs from the 1970’s makes it possible for my thinking processes and focus to become absolutely razor sharp and impervious to distraction or interference. It’s a most fascinating experience; one I know has deeper levels of meaning.
This ability may be very useful at times.
Anyone feel the preceeding despair and sadness leading up to the 7.2 earthquake in Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010? I did.
An interesting, little event occurred in my life on Dec. 27th. The truck I was driving was rear ended by a young man driving behind me who was not paying attention. His car is a mess and the truck received minor damage. I sustained a mild case of whiplash. We were both in shock initially but I don’t think he suffered any apparent injuries. No medical treatment was administered though I went to see my chiropractor because I was sore right after the accident and the next day. I’ll bet he’s pretty sore, too.
I knew he was behind me and not speeding or following too close and as I stopped to wait to take a left turn he just kept driving straight until he collided with the truck. I assumed he was going to pass me on the right because I made sure to give him room to do so, so I did not see it coming because by then I was looking forward to wait for a car approaching from the opposite direction to pass before I could take my left turn.
A jolt indeed!
