Tag Archives: fire
The Night Will Brought the House Down, Literally
The Globe Theatre Burns Down (June 29, 1613) As yesterday was our 11th wedding anniversary, I bought my wife, Susan, the DVD of All Is True. We watched it last evening. The opening credits highlighted this event as the last … Continue reading
Yes, the Medium is the Message: The Last Prophecy of…
Biensa Douno (1944) When I plucked Peter Deunov‘s details out of Lars Muhl’s latest book earlier this week, I was completely oblivious to the fact that during his final days of life, he shared one last prophecy. Why show Deunov’s … Continue reading
The Day That the Holy Spirit Descended on the Apostles
Pentecost (May 15, 30 AD) I was reading in a Steiner book that Pentecost took place in 33 AD, 49 days after Easter Sunday. Why is everyone stuck on 33 AD? By my own calculation Jesus’ resurrection took place on … Continue reading
Black Lives Have Always Mattered
More Than a Smokescreen I’m convinced that history ‘comes around again’ when the underlying causes of social unrest are not resolved, but only swept under the carpet. The USA is under siege yet again, and during an election year. Billy … Continue reading
One Match Lit a Regime Change in 1963
The Heart of Thích Quảng Đức When it comes to dying for a cause, this Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk set the standard for others to follow. He set himself on fire to protest the treatment of Buddhists in South Vietnam. … Continue reading
It Only Takes a Spark to Light a Fire
The Camp Fire (November 2018) On the PBS program NOVA last night, the so-called “Camp Fire” was reviewed from first spark to final results, a time space of 17 days. Even though this was exactly six months ago, it still made … Continue reading
The Hundred Acre Wood is on Fire!
Ashdown Forest When a part of your childhood goes up in smoke, a big hole is burned in your soul. God bless us, every one…
