It is not so much our friends’ help that helps us as the confident knowledge that they will help us. - Epicurus
Spinoza famously said, “I have made a ceaseless effort not to
Interesting find = Total Politics - sadly Spain doesn't seem to have got on this bandwagon as yet, but plenty to read whatever your persuasion :)
Apparently these are the top 20 green blogs
1. The Daily (Maybe)
2. Two Doctors
3. Another Green World
4. Coventry Green Voice
5. George Monbiot
6. Green Ladywell
7. Philobiblon
8. Flesh is Grass
9. Peter Cranie
10. Barkingside 21
11. Paul Kingsnorth - Know Your Place
12. Transition Culture
13. Greenman's Occasional Organ
14. Jason Kitcat
15. La Lutte Continue
16. Ruscombe Green
17. Conservengland
18. Rupert Read
19. Adrian Ramsay
20. Scribo Ergo Sum
Green Solutions Magazine
Jason Randhawa is a student, currently living in Canada. He is attending McGill University. His site - what is metaphysics and a great article Being the Change - click on his name to download the pdf - a good and inspiring story :)
Another interesting read - yep I certainly have been having a catch up on my reading LOL - I like this one in so far as Mellen concurs that what he had thought had become his reality, I see no reason to doubt his story, he's not trying to sell anything on the back of it - I hesitate at his use of God, I would rather it be named Universe - as I begin to realise that "man" turned universal Principles into Gods - and as science progresses this is what will ultimately be revealed - there is no above nor below, no heaven nor hell, life in all it's varying forms is but circles within circles - cyclic - [one man's up is another man's down :)]
Spinoza famously said, “I have made a ceaseless effort not to
ridicule, not to bewail, not to scorn human actions, but to understand
them.” If I truly want to live by Spinoza’s example— and I do, though I freely admit to massive imperfection —
I must, must remember that. I may disagree, I may worry about the
negative consequences, but I do not have to scorn the human impulse.[atheist a go-go]"A good world needs knowledge, kindliness, and courage; it does not need
a regretful hankering after the past or a fettering of the free
intelligence by the words uttered long ago by ignorant men. It needs a
fearless outlook and a free intelligence. It needs hope for the future,
not looking back all the time toward a past that is dead, which we
trust will be far surpassed by the future that our intelligence can
create."[Bertrand Russell]Interesting find = Total Politics - sadly Spain doesn't seem to have got on this bandwagon as yet, but plenty to read whatever your persuasion :)
Apparently these are the top 20 green blogs
1. The Daily (Maybe)
2. Two Doctors
3. Another Green World
4. Coventry Green Voice
5. George Monbiot
6. Green Ladywell
7. Philobiblon
8. Flesh is Grass
9. Peter Cranie
10. Barkingside 21
11. Paul Kingsnorth - Know Your Place
12. Transition Culture
13. Greenman's Occasional Organ
14. Jason Kitcat
15. La Lutte Continue
16. Ruscombe Green
17. Conservengland
18. Rupert Read
19. Adrian Ramsay
20. Scribo Ergo Sum
Green Solutions Magazine
Jason Randhawa is a student, currently living in Canada. He is attending McGill University. His site - what is metaphysics and a great article Being the Change - click on his name to download the pdf - a good and inspiring story :)
Another interesting read - yep I certainly have been having a catch up on my reading LOL - I like this one in so far as Mellen concurs that what he had thought had become his reality, I see no reason to doubt his story, he's not trying to sell anything on the back of it - I hesitate at his use of God, I would rather it be named Universe - as I begin to realise that "man" turned universal Principles into Gods - and as science progresses this is what will ultimately be revealed - there is no above nor below, no heaven nor hell, life in all it's varying forms is but circles within circles - cyclic - [one man's up is another man's down :)]
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