Monday, July 28, 2008

Jaden - Soooo Adorable!!

I can't get over this kid...
so much personality in such a little guy!

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Stroke of Insight

I can't even explain how I feel right now after my friend Natalie sent me this video to watch. I'll tell you what... I have a new favorite website now. I'll be digging around a lot on this site, without a doubt. TED.com

In this video, Brain researcher Jill Taylor studied her own stroke as it happened. One morning, a blood vessel in Jill's brain exploded. As a brain scientist, she realized she had a ringside seat to her own stroke. She watched as her brain functions shut down one by one: motion, speech, memory, self-awareness ...

Amazed to find herself alive, Taylor spent eight years recovering her ability to think, walk and talk. She has become a spokesperson for stroke recovery and for the possibility of coming back from brain injury stronger than before. In her case, although the stroke damaged the left side of her brain, her recovery unleashed a torrent of creative energy from her right.

Please trust me - this video is worth watching!
Much of what she talks about from a scientific point of view and then from her actual experience is so closely in line with my beliefs that listening to her was a very very emotional experience for me. My whole life I was taught that we're imperfect, and that ultimately we live our lives together but that we are separate beings from each other... each individually held responsible by a higher source ("God"). This has not set well with me for over a decade since I abolished my belief in what I was taught as a Christian. I feel far more connected to everyone and everything than I ever did growing up.

***Please enjoy this video... with an open mind.***


If this video doesn't work through my blog, watch it from the TED.com website here:
Jill Taylor Video on TED.com

Monday, July 07, 2008

Money and The Law of Attraction

I'm Becoming More Aware of My Feelings About Money. . .
Many people protest when we explain to them the power of telling the story of their finances as they want it to be rather than as it is, because they believe that they should be factual about what is happening. But if you continue to look at lackful what-is and speak of what-is, you will not find the improvement that you desire. If you want to effect substantial change in your life experience, you must think thoughts that feel different as you think them.


The Subject of Money Is Really Two Subjects. . .
The subject of money is really two subjects: (1) money, plenty of money, and (2) absence of money, not nearly enough money. Often people assume that because they are speaking the words "I want more money," they are speaking positively about money. When you are feeling fear or discomfort as you speak, you are not speaking of the subject of money, you are speaking of the subject of not enough money. And the difference is very important, because the first statement brings money and the second holds it away.

Above are a few powerful quotes from Abraham’s newest and greatest book, Money and the Law of Attraction… Learning to Attract Wealth, Health and Happiness.

It will be available for worldwide delivery on August 12, 2008.

If you would like to pre-order your copy now, click here

Thursday, June 26, 2008

No truer words could be said about my current plight!

So, I had a very emotional hour this morning with David, my therapist. I've been seeing David for many years now, and he's been a true blessing. He's been able to help me answer many things for myself.

This morning on the way to his office I was just thinking about the last month, as I usually do in reflection, to have an idea of what I wanted to talk about this morning. I instinctively started to think about the stuff I've been harping on myself about, and somehow... beautifully so... started to remind myself how thankful I am for the friends that have always been true to me, and the new friends I've met this year.

This was a quote from Abraham, ideal for this morning:

"Anytime you feel negative emotion, stop and say: Something is important here; otherwise, I would not be feeling this negative emotion. What is it that I want? And then simply turn your attention to what you do want. . . . In the moment you turn your attention to what you want, the negative attraction will stop; and in the moment the negative attraction stops, the positive attraction will begin. And—in that moment—your feeling will change from not feeling good to feeling good. That is the process of pivoting."

I couldn't agree with this more and I need to get better and better at this process of pivoting. I find myself all too often unable to hang out with gaggles of gays because I get a negative vibe from so many of them. But what we talked about this morning was how important it is for me to realize that when I feel this negative emotion, I need to stop and recognize that this emotion is telling me something. Telling me that I want something different for myself. And then simply... turn my attention to those who have a positive energy about them and attract them into my experience.

For I know, without a doubt, that if I do this... that those who caused me to feel negative emotions will drift into the background and matter very little in my experience. I've done this before... i just need to get better at it, and make it a constant focus.

This should be good for a smile!

Don't ya just wanna run up and snatch him up!!

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

I Can Deliberately Choose to Feel Better Now

Not only does the thought you are choosing right now attract the next thought and the next . . . and so on—it also provides the basis of your alignment with your Inner Being. As you consistently and deliberately think and speak more of what you do want and less of what you do not want, you will find yourself more often in alignment with the pure, positive essence of your own Source; and under those conditions, your life will be extremely pleasing to you.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

a thought from Abraham

"You are always molding yourselves into a better feeling place. And you will never get it done. It will never be completely finished. It will never be absolutely right. You will always have some dominant thoughts that are not a vibrational match to the newfound desire. But that is always what your work is. And it's time for you to just begin relaxing about it, and not make it a personal issue of your own valor, or your own value, or your own integrity. In other words, it's just, how many times have I thought this thought?"

Jaden and the GIANT Strawberry!

My sister Donielle was hanging out at my brothers this last weekend, and my bother's little boy (Jaden) has gotten so big it was his first day wearing boxers! CUTE!! He is also talking a lot more, and just a real hoot to be around. She shot this video. Makes me want my own children so bad! HA HA

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Why I'm NOT voting Republican! HA HA

This was on YouTube under "Why I'm voting Republican". Scary stuff.

Friday, May 09, 2008

My Tattoo!!

Well, I finally did it. I had to stop Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for a while for an injury I had, and while I was healing I thought... why not? Let's get the tattoo!

If you remember back in April of 2007 I posted the tattoo I knew I was going to get.
Here's the link if you wanna check it out first and read the meaning of it, and where I got the idea and such: http://nathanhildreth.blogspot.com/2007/04/my-tattoo.html

So, I went it all courageous and strong and totally expected to get the tattoo in one sitting. YEAH!!! ha ha ha RIGHT! It was so damn painful, I only made it through the outline and the coloring of the water. In fact, Donielle stopped by while I was getting it and took a little video clip. Check it out:


So, Here's a few photos of it after the first session.


Then, my friend Chaz took a few shots of it when he was in town.



Then, two weeks later after the first part healed, I went back in and got the rest done. I took this myself with my hands behind my back... not the best... but when Chaz is back in Denver sometime in July I want him to take a few more shots of the finished tattoo for me. I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Scottdale, AZ

Headed out to Scottsdale, AZ to stay at our friend Eric's parents place. Was a great time, although I wasn't too impressed with Phoenix (the city). But we only spent one night out... the rest of the week was at the pool, just relaxing!! Here's a few pictures.








Wednesday, March 19, 2008

What's THEIR religion matter anyways?

I definitely have to say I've come a long ways to be agreeing with Abraham on this subject now, but I whole heartedly agree.

"It doesn’t really matter what religion anybody believes. If their life is working (and there are many different approaches to life that are working very well) then why not let them believe whatever they want to believe? It’s all working in the way that it is supposed to be. There are religions that you wouldn’t want anything to do with, that are perfect mechanisms for the people who are involved in them. And therefore, they are a very good thing." - Abraham

Quote of the Day

The things that we would be asking ourselves is, "What proportion of my day am I in vibrational harmony with my desires, which means, how much of my day am I happy, glad, eager, fulfilled, satisfied, complimentary? And what percentage of my day am I ornery, irritated, frustrated, or blaming?" And you don't have to do 100%, you don't have to do 90%, you don't have to do 80%. If you could even get around 55% feeling better, than not feeling so good -- you'd have significant movement in what begins to happen in your experience.

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Can't run from your problems...

Something I've learned and had to remind a friend of mine recently who thought he should move away because he isn't happy with things here, is that the only problem with leaving and going someplace else is that you take yourself with you. You take your vibrational habits and patterns with you.

I know this is the case, cause I'm not the most happy about my friendships, and haven't been for a while. But it's not my friends fault. It's something I'm not doing, or something I'm doing that's not working right now and I just need to figure it out. Moving to a new city (an option I thought of last year) is not the fix... didn't take me long to realize I'd be bringing myself with me, and therefore the friendship problems would persist.

Friday, February 15, 2008

New art for my living room!

I had breakfast with my mom and my nephew Jaden this morning at Snooze. We had a great time, that kid has so much personality!! I had an hour to kill between appointments so we went over to Z Gallery on Larimer Square. I found the PERFECT art piece for my wall. Here's two pictures.


I don't think Jaden really cared much for the art...
he was too busy showing some love to our African friends there. :-)


Wednesday, February 13, 2008

The Translator

I have to thanks Sonny for this one... I about pissed my pants this morning!
Don't you think Nicole Kidman's role in The Interpreter would have been flippin awesome, if she translated like this gal here:

Right Brain / Left Brain

If you see this lady turning clockwise you are using your right-side brain.
If you see her turning the other way, you are using your left-side brain.
Some people can see both ways, but most people see it only one way.
CLICK ON IMAGE FOR MOTION


See if you can make her go one way and then the other by shifting the brain's current.

BOTH DIRECTIONS CAN BE SEEN

Experimentation has shown that the two different sides, or hemispheres, of the brain are responsible for different manners of thinking.

The following table illustrates the differences between left-brain and right-brain thinking:



Left Brain <----------> Right Brain

Logical <----------> Random

Sequential <----------> Intuitive

Rational <----------> Holistic

Analytical <----------> Synthesizing

Objective <----------> Subjective

Looks at parts <----------> Looks at wholes


Most individuals have a distinct preference for one of these styles of thinking. Some, however, are more whole-brained and equally adept at both modes. In general, schools tend to favor left-brain modes of thinking, while downplaying the right-brain ones.

Left-brain scholastic subjects focus on logical thinking, analysis, and accuracy.
Right-brained subjects focus on aesthetics, feeling, and creativity.

Are you a right-brain, left-brain, or whole-brain person?

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Stand Still

Well - I've been spinning my own music now for about 6 months. It first started off as something I tinkered with, but now it's really becoming a hobbie I enjoy. I have waited WAY TO LONG before buying the equipment I need because it's so expensive. But after listening to how terrible my latest mix is - I'm getting a mixer this month!

Here's the mixer my friend Emmet and I thought would be good for me. It's the M-Audio TORQ-XPONENT DJ Performance System. Only about $599.99. Ugggh!!!

Anyway, I promise... once I get the right equipment, my stuff will sound a lot better. In the meantime, if you just wanna see how my style is developing... here's my latest production:

CLICK ON CD ARTWORK TO DOWNLOAD FULL CD
Please be patient it takes a minute to prepare the set to download.
It will say "Loading file info. Please wait... " (give it a full minute)

Monday, February 11, 2008

New Technology - Callwave

I simply LOVE LOVE LOVE living during this century. The technology we keep coming up with astounds me. As with all things, I believe understanding if it has a proper place in your life is key. For instance, as I'm sure you've read in blog entries past that towards the end of last year I started pulling away from social networking sites. I essentially stopped using Connexion, and I deleted my account on a number of other sites like Friendster and MySpace. But anytime I come across a new technology that makes my life simpler, or the parts I don't like - more manageable... I'm definitely all eyes and ears!

Introducing Callwave:

I started using Callwave - both for Visual Voicemail and for Text Messaging and thought I'd share this awesome technology with my friends.
  • Have you ever wanted to send text messages directly from your sidebar?
  • Have you wished you could get your voicemails transcribed to you (voice to text) and sent to you via email or text msg or even listen to them from your sidebar on your desktop?
I donno how you'll react, but when I found Callwave could do all of the above using my current cell phone and service with Verizon, and the basic service is FREE... I about pissed myself. ;-)

I know it might sound crazy, but one of the most annoying things for me (which is shouldn't be) is constantly calling to check my voicemail. In fact, this day in age is someone calls us... we know, right? It's called Caller I.D. - don't leave me a message, unless you know you're likely not to be available later when I will try to call you back OR if you don't want me to call you back and you just wanna leave a quick message.

Here's an example of my desktop (you can see an email I got in outlook where it transcribed the voicemail my roommate Eric left, the two voicemails on the right hand sidebar from Will and Chris, and a text msging box I can send texts to a phone right from my sidebar):
CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE
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If you want to learn more, or get the program yourself...
go to www.callwave.com or click on this image here:


Sunday, February 10, 2008

Mine the Moment

I love this thought:

"Mining the moment for something that feels good, something to appreciate, something to savor, something to take in, that's what your moments are about. They're not about justifying your existence. It's justified. You exist. It's not about proving your worthiness. It's done. You're worthy. It's not about achieving success. You never get it done. It's about "How much can this moment deliver to me?" And some of you like them fast, some of you like them slow. No one's taking score. You get to choose. The only measurement is between my desire and my allowing. And your emotions tell you everything about that." - Abraham


The only measurement we should assess in life is between our desire and our allowing... I couldn't agree more. It's become so apparent to me that my emotions are the PERFECT guide to understanding how well I'm doing in this area. The image above is from Abraham in the movie "The Secret"... but it beautifully illustrates how our emotions fall into two simple categories. Good Feelings and Bad Feelings.

When I'm feeling bad, it's because I'm allowing myself to feel emotions in the lower half: Boredom, Pessimism, Frustration, Worry, Blame, Anger, Revenge, Hatred, Jealousy, Guilt, Fear, Despair.


In contrast, when I'm feeling Love, Joy, Appreciation, Passion, Happiness, Belief, Optimism, Hope, Contentment... these emotions tell me - that which I am feeling right now is in alignment with what I am wanting.


It's a simple system, but because there are so many emotions to understand/translate we all to often get caught up in them. There's plenty of good all around us, it's just what we choose to focus on that decides what we will are welcoming into our experience.

I've said this many times before and not even sure where I picked it up... A happy life is just a string of happy moments. But most people don't allow the happy moment, because they're so busy trying to get a happy life. It's so important to appreciate every moment, if even only for the desire creating contrast.

Friday, February 08, 2008

Proving my previous point!

Chelsea 'pimped out' remark riles Clinton camp

So this is exactly what I was talking about. The inappropriate comments constantly directed at Hillary and her family. It's insulting and outrageous, and it just shows how pathetic most of these a**holes in our media are!

Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson today blasted MSNBC for a remark made by talk show host David Shuster about Chelsea Clinton's efforts in campaigning for her mother. Shuster, filling in for talkster Tucker Carlson, said this week that Chelsea was being "pimped out" by the campaign after noting that she had called panelists on "The View."

If you don't feel his use of the word "Pimped" was inappropriate, maybe you should look up the definition.

Here's the full exchange between Shuster and Democratic pundit Bill Press:

DAVID SHUSTER: Bill, there's just something a little bit unseemly to me that Chelsea's out there calling up celebrities, saying support my mom, and she's apparently also calling these super delegates.

BILL PRESS: Hey, she's working for her mom. What's unseemly about that? During the last campaign, the Bush twins were out working for their dad. I think it's great, I think she's grown up in a political family, she's got politics in her blood, she loves her mom, she thinks she'd make a great president --

SHUSTER: But doesn't it seem like Chelsea's sort of being pimped out in some weird sort of way?

Shuster reportedly apologized on air, but Wolfson said today on a conference call with reporters that that wasn't good enough. "I havent received any phone call. I'm not familiar with any apology," Wolfson said. "Look, I think the comment is disgusting. Its beneath contempt. It’s the kind of thing that should never be said on a national news network."

Wolfson suggested that the campaign might retailiate against MSNBC by no longer agreeing to any further debates sponsored by the cable network. He also wondered if perhaps there is something anti-Clinton in the water. Last month, Chris Matthews apologized after suggesting Hillary Clinton benefitted because of how she was treated by her husband.

"I think at some point you have to question whether there is a pattern here at this particular network," he said. "Is this part of a pattern? Is this something folks are encouraged to do or not do?"

Thursday, February 07, 2008

Belief = Practiced Thought

Once you understand the Law of Attraction, things just start to make more sense in EVERY facet of your life. I used to have such an issue with religious zealots, and now... not so much. I understand that some of them have beliefs that have been so deeply ingrained in them from the time they were children. They have been practicing the same thoughts for so long that they actually believe there's a GOD in heaven judging us, watching over our every action, that he had a Son who came and did miracles and died on a cross for their sins, they believe there will be an end to the world, that their judgment could send them to heaven or hell, etc...

I don't have issues with religious folks, I just feel sorry for them. But the good news is that those who truly wish to challenge their beliefs can. It took me years, but then again, I was raised Jehovah's Witness and the thoughts I practiced I started very early and quite fervently all my years until the age of 19.

Here's a quote from Abraham about those thoughts that we all practice.
Let's just make them healthy thoughts!!

"The thought that you think, you think, which attracts to it; so you think it some more, which attracts to it; so you think it some more. In other words, when you have an expectation, you've got a dominant thought going on, and Law of Attraction is going to deliver that to you again, and again and again. And you say "The reason that I believe this, is because it is true." And we say, the reason that you believe it, is because you've practiced the thought. All that a belief is, is a thought that you keep practicing."

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

My Caucus Experience

Yesterday was the biggest primary election day in U.S. History. At my sole Democrat caucus (serving 9 precincts) alone, there were well over 500+… it was mayhem at times. Once we moved from pure pandemonium into some sort of “organized chaos”, I went around helping to officiate each of the precincts votes. Without a doubt, Colorado is currently “Obama Land” right now.

However, stuff I noticed there bothered me greatly.

If you want to know what I observed, read on.

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There was stuff that bothered me enough that I actually forced a few recounts with three (3) precincts because of unscrupulous observations. While the majority were cooperative and respectful of each other, there were quite a number of those who not only hollered sexist jokes about Hillary (with entire Obama crowds laughing at it), but there were also women there (in ALL groups) that were visibly offended, but shrunk back without exclaiming their outrage to such disgusting misogynistic comments.

While I, personally, may not be the most sensitive to this type of rhetoric, these things would NOT be tolerated if it was a racist comment. And we all know good and well, that if someone makes a comment considered even slightly racist… it would be condoned on the spot, and a huge media attention would be drawn to it talking about how dishonored we are as Americans.

So this caused me to wonder:

Why do women, any minority group including gay men and women, or for that matter…any CIVILIZED HUMAN tolerate or discount when a woman is treated like this? Why are people BLIND to the hypocrisy in the U.S. (religion, government, media… everywhere) when it comes to woman, especially in leadership? There are some serious double standards here people, and we all need to dig deeper.

Out of those that responded back to my previous email sharing their thoughts on Hillary or Obama, I felt there was only one person that made a decent case for Obama. The rest were jumping on to the emotional bandwagon of Obama’s speechwriters (the Kennedys’ own speechwriter – Ted Sorenson), hardly anything more. They could only repeat opinions about Hillary that they’ve heard in the media (i.e. “polarizing”, “too political”, “too high profile”,etc..) because they haven’t taken the time to thoroughly investigate the issues, experience, and background of ALL candidates.

I understand that U.S. Politics can be exhausting. But I don’t get why many who are so tired of politics are actually considering someone with a lack of knowledge, experience and skill as someone attractive to them - as their prospective leader. Whereas Hillary is a high-profile candidate with an enormous grasp of foreign- and domestic-policy nuance, dedication to detail, ability to absorb staggering insult (even misogynistic insults) and personal pain while retaining dignity, resolve, even humor, and she keeps on going! (Or maybe you haven’t heard about the idiot who yelled, “Iron my shirt” to Hillary and everyone thought it was amusing. Or how she’s considered “too ballsy” or “too emotional”… you pick! Which one? How can one combat such public sexism and double standards?)

This woman, this leader… deserves FAR MORE RESPECT and HONOR than what I saw at the caucus last night and in the media thus far. I’m urging more of you to become more responsible about the candidate you support, rather than jumping onto the manufactured hype (the MTV-style hype) that we get with entertainment. Because let’s face it… Our media has practically become simply - entertainment. Why else are huge celebrities (e.g. Opera) jumping on the campaign visits to cities? It’s one thing to have political endorsements, but celebrities?

Please understand I’m not criticizing anyone for supporting Obama, I like his position. But whoever you support, in one way or another… please stop pandering to sexists even if they root for your candidate. Show your disapproval and don’t become an accomplice to that. And for those people that I saw counting EXTRA heads at the caucus or who were trying to stifle the other candidates supporters (why I forced the recount)… is that really how you want your candidate to get ahead?

“Women’s rights are human rights. Among those rights are the right to speak freely—and the right to be heard.”

After all, it was Hillary Clinton defying the U.S. State Department and the Chinese Government at the 1995 UN World Conference on Women in Beijing (look here for the full, stunning speech).

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Hillary said she found her own voice in New Hampshire. It was highlighted in the January ’08 issue of Newsweek.

But I believe the real question is deeper than her re-finding her voice. Can we find ours? Can we do this for ourselves, or will we be complacent and let the media or celebrities or the hype created by their speechwriters dictate which candidate, which leader, we stand behind?

I, for one, support Hillary Clinton because she’s the best qualified of all candidates running in both parties. I support her because her progressive politics are as strong as is her proven ability to withstand what will be a massive right-wing assault in the general election. Obama is hardly being attacked by the right… there’s a reason for that: They’re not afraid of him right now!

I needn’t agree with Clinton on every point. I agree with the 97 percent of her positions that are identical with Obama’s—and the few where hers are both more practical and to the left of his (like health care). I support her because she’s already smashed the first-lady stereotype and made history as a fine senator, because I believe she will continue to make history not only as the first US woman president, but as a great US president.

As regards Obama, I’d rather look forward to what a good president he might make in eight years, when his vision and spirit are seasoned by practical know-how.

Thanks for listening to my final thoughts after the my caucus experience. Hope you’re enjoying your day.

Nathan

Sunday, February 03, 2008

Gotta love Hillary! - Comical Video

oh god, I LOVE Hillary!!
I want a president like this, with a good sense of humor. Not some stupid goofy laugh, like our current one. She just GETS IT... and anyone who doesn't see that, is blind or envious or insecure.

ImprovEverywhere.com

My friend Riley showed me this video... thought it was pretty cool. Would loved to have seen something like that in person.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Religion

OH - HOW TRUE!

"Every religion on the planet, and there are so many more than you are even aware of, has the potential of absolute thriving. But when you think that you must prove that you have the only one that is right—and you use your condemnation to push against the others—your condemnation separates you from your own Connection that, before your condemnation, you were finding in your own religion."
- Abraham

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Moment of Truth

I'm not a huge FOX fan, and even this show was a little drawn out, but it's at least worth seeing once. It's really interesting to me observing the psychology of entertainment. What we do these days to entertain ourselves is something else! Check out this preview for The Moment of Truth.

Friday, January 25, 2008

Who you are and what you know

Who you are and what you know when you are born is everything that you need to know to thrive. You are born with a sense of self and a sense of wanting self to feel good, and the mechanisms to bring it about.

Vagina Power and Penis Power

Either your jaw is about to drop, or you're going to laugh your ass off!
This is Priceless! - It's amazing that someone can be so pathetic. I'd be more amused if I didn't realize that somewhere out there she's confusing the shit out of a bunch of young women.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Appreciation - a key to more joy!

I really appreciate what was said here because I've noticed how true it's been in my own life. The more I've focuced on what I'm grateful for, the more I seem to attract more things I'm grateful for.

"If all you did was just look for things to appreciate you would live a joyous, spectacular life. If there was nothing else that you ever came to understand other than just look for things to appreciate, it's the only tool you would ever need to predominantly hook you up with who you really are. That's all you'd need." - Abraham

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Zeitgeist - the movie

I have to say NOW is the best time to be alive, if only because of the how far science has come, what factual documented history has shown us, and now... how connected the world is, thanks to many wonders like the internet. People like Peter Joseph can share his enlightening research.

IF YOU ARE A FRIEND (or Family) OF MINE, AND I'VE SENT YOU THIS LINK *PLEASE DO NOT JUST GO ABOUT YOUR DAILY BUSINESS*
I know we get inundated with a multitude of articles, emails, text messages, etc... everyday. When I first was introduced to this movie by my friend and colleague Paul, I regret I put it on the back burner for a few months. But since watching this movie and then going to the Interactive Transcript (HERE) afterwards... I was able to see for myself how accurate everything in this movie truly is. It's not an easy pill to swallow. This movie could be called controversial, some have called it conspiracy theories - but I just call it being education.

Now I understand SO MUCH about how we arrived at where we are today, as a Nation, as Neighbors, Friends, and fellow Humans. The root of our rituals, traditions and beliefs. We're all not so different as we're been conditioned to believe.


YOU ARE READING THIS NOW, BECAUSE I CARED ENOUGH ABOUT YOU TO SEND IT TO YOU. SO PLEASE... MAKE IT A POINT TO WATCH THIS MOVIE.


Zeitgeist, produced by Peter Joseph, was created as a nonprofit filmiac expression to inspire people to start looking at the world from a more critical perspective and to understand that very often things are not what the population at large think they are. The information in Zeitgeist was established over a year long period of research and the current Source page on this site lists the basic sources used / referenced and the Interactive Transcript includes exact source references and further information.

Now, it's important to point out that there is a tendency to simply disbelieve things that are counter to our understanding, without the necessary research performed. For example, some information contained in Part 1 and Part 3, specifically, is not obtained by simple keyword searches on the Internet. You have to dig deeper. For instance, very often people who look up "Horus" or "The Federal Reserve" on the Internet draw their conclusions from very general or biased sources. Online encyclopedias or text book Encyclopedias often do not contain the information contained in Zeitgeist. However, if one takes the time to read the sources provided, they will find that what is being presented is based on documented evidence. Any corrections, clarifications & further points regarding the film are found on the Clarifications page.

That being said, It is my hope that people will not take what is said
in the film as the truth, but find out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized.



Last, but not least... I'd like to host a private screening of this movie on March 15th. If anyone is interested in joining me in hosting this, please email me ASAP.


Monday, January 21, 2008

Harder, Bodies, Faster, Stronger

This is a wicked video my friend Riley showed me tonight.
You've probably heard the song "Stronger" by Kanye West, which I discovered is a R&B Electronic remix of Daft Punk's song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger"
Here's the R& B video most people have seen:




And here's a very creative couple of girls that did a fucking wicked dance with the words of the track on their body. The move nearly perfect with the words. You're gonna love this!!



Now, just imagine being
at their concert last year!

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Quote of the Day

"Every single person on the planet and every single Consciousness in the Universe has the same experience of being here and having a desire to be there. In other words, it is the promise of this eternal Universe… You’re always, always, always going to be on your way to something more—always. And when you relax and accept that, and stop beating up on yourself for not being someplace that you’re not, and instead, start embracing where you are while you keep your eye on where you’re going—now life becomes really, really, really fun." - Abraham

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Charlie the Unicorn

If you thought Planet Unicorn was funny.. check this out. Watch till the end!

Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Sophia and Lilyana

Heather and David's girls have grown up so much these past few months. I believe they're approaching 9mo old soon. This was their Xmas photo I received late. They are adorable.

Friday, January 04, 2008

The Beast and the Human

This message is enlightening for me. For the past 3 years I've told my ex partner and my friends that I want a dog (an animal companion) because a dog is always happy. A dog is usually always happy to see you and content. I've always seen animals vibrating with a higher energy and it only makes sense that statistics show that humans living with dogs live seven years longer on average than those that don't. Even though seven years is a lot, it's not my main reason... it's just the overall joy I think a dog would add to my daily life. I already know what I'd name him too, Einstein. I got the name a few years back from a D.R. Kuntz book. It's also a first step before I even consider adopting a child, which I want to do so badly.

Here's how Abraham described it:

"If you know that all is well, you know all you need to know. And if you know life is supposed to be fun, you know more than almost anybody else knows. And if you know that the way you feel is your indicator of how connected you are to Source, then you know that which only a handful of Deliberate Creators, respective to the total population, really know. The beasts all know it. Your animals know that all is well. Your animals live in the moment. They understand the power of their now. They expect the Universe to yield to them. They don't worry or fret or conjure or make laws or rules or try to regulate. They are Pure Positive Energy. Your beasts vibrate more on the Energy scale of contentment than of passion. Their desire was set forth from Nonphysical, and continues to be set forth by those, like you, who want Energy balance, who want sustenance. The difference between the beast and the human is that the beast is more general in its intent. The human is usually less blended, usually less allowing of the Energy to flow, but is more specific. And that is why the human is seen to be the Creator while the beast is more the balancer of Energy."

Daily Quote from Abraham

"The whole point of the physical experience is the expansion beyond that which is. That's why eternity is eternal. That's why there is something more than now, because the now will foster the desire that the Non-Physical Energy will answer. That's why there is eternally more. Always has been, always will be." - Abraham

Gonna need to keep reminding myself of this all year!
2008 is only going to be that much better!