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The Lesson of The Lights (A4)
When I sat down to write the chapter Gaia in the Garden for a book on how we could exploit the planet without destroying it, little did I know where it was about to lead. In that chapter I decided to build a model to demonstrate the system in terms of function. It took the form of 3 circles and as I worked on it the model on my screen began to rotate and something inside my head began to move. A movement that I can only describe as the 2 halves of my brain beginning to part, not in a surgical sense but like a flower opening, blooming. One minute I was sat at a desk watching a computer screen, the next I was watching the universe reveal itself. Knowledge streamed in and before my eyes I watched atoms rotate, I saw fusion at my fingertips and I was aware. 10 days later I had abandoned everything and flown to Asia. this work can now be read on line at http://malcolm.mcewen.googlepages.com/home
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Connectivity
Setting out to write a book, the 3 R’s of Shewell-Cooper, I never envisaged that I would find myself conceiving the book concept ‘The Anarchist’s Garden’ then, after gaining interest from publishers, I would embark on writing a chapter, ‘Gaia in the Garden, Global Processes at the Local Scale. That this would then result in the opening of the Gate of Brahma & see me embarking on a 16 month journey discovering, researching & writing about the origin of everything. But that is what happened & this is the story of that journey; a physical & metaphysical journey embarked upon as a consequence of stumbling across a conceptual map. Guided by lights, faced with the prospect if not the realization of death, left penniless, at times seemingly abandoned before finally dumped back having covered three continents, two war zones & gathered a wealth of historical & scientific data. Through visions & messages received during visitations by the lights a story unfolded; one that revealed ‘Connectivity’
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present stories from a future past
A collection of short stories ideal for download and written in the spirit of the mystics, many of whom would argue that the concepts of past and future are but an illusion of ignorance. Wisdom, the antipathy of ignorance, which the mystics claim to have, knows only the present, it remembers no past nor anticipates a future for both past and future are mere simplified versions of the present. Only the present is complete, only the present contains everything and wisdom knows everything; so wisdom can only exist in the now. It is ignorance that knows only a part so ignorance exists in the past and the future, both of which are incomplete; they are nothing more than poor imitations, illusions, and not a patch on the real thing.
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