Apparently I am one of a group of souls who share recovered memories from the Marlboro, Virginia community during the Civil War, as is one of my oldest friends. Although we don't know the others their stories, as reported by the hypnotherapist who discovered the phenomenon, match our recollections i...

No, Minnie Mouse:
The mouse is the totem of the south according to the tribal tradition in which my husband is a pipe carrier.

The mouse is small and humble and pays attention to details, to that which is in front of its nose. The mouse always knows when to cheezit.

rose

Thanks, I didn't think so either. I love the fact that although we know him as a mathematician and secret agent, he is best known (in the "outer" world) as a psychologist through his publications from the Institute of Integration in San Diego. What a pair he and Dr. Brown must have made. T...

They also have a pronounced parietal eye, a light-sensitive pineal gland on the top of the skull. This white patch of skin - called its "third eye" - slowly disappears as they mature. I have been told that a similar calcification that occurs in the human pineal gland. I have also been tol...

AM, I notice that you refer to Mr. K as a doctor...is that an actual or honorary title? Skyfish, I don't think I would be so quick as to assume that everyone is permitted to speak about their experiences. Nor to assume that they would do so on a public forum. Witness Mikado's recent invasion,...who ...

Today's trivia fact:

In the interdisciplinary study of consciousness at the level where physics and human anatomy meet, there is a theory that the microtubules in the human cytoskeleton are the conduits (quantum tunnels) for bringing exterior consciousness into our individual awareness.

FWIW

rose

Linda has said that Beau Kitselman's personality was very much like the CIA agent portrayed by Philip Seymour Hoffman in Charlie Wilson's War . I loved that character, and love Kitselman the more for the comparison. Thanks for the insight into his interest in the river of life, AM...another surprisi...

BOOK NOTE!!

(Thread now flagged with an easy to remember search term)

rose

Thank you, Kevin. I am all verklempt.
One day, one day...

rose

Mr. T, your nurses might claim differently about your ruthless qualities. I imagine they hid your magazines long ago. But even so, somehow I don't think you are nearly so bad as AM paints you. Yes, I have heard about that artwork. In fact, we were headed out to see it last weekend before our plans g...

University of Pennsylvania? Again? Ping, ping, ping!

Or shall we chalk Dr. Learned's alma mata up as another coincidence?

rose

From DUMAND to duman, eh, AM. A natural progression.... Paul, I saw this line on the forum page and love it. It's a zinger, worthy of including in your query letter: I think this is the kind of intellect we need to lead us to the bottom of the rabbit hole: somebody who can ramble through a story abo...

In case Linda doesn't get back to the board anytime soon, try this link, AM:

http://content.cdlib.org/view?docId=tf7 ... &brand=oac

rose

They note that "local (electromagnetic) fields ... have been medically proven to cause responses in the temporal lobes of the brain".

Elizabeth Rauscher is probably the greatest living expert in this area, which is, no doubt, why Linda would like to have her join us here.

Rose

AM, You seem to feel that no one heard you crying "the sky is falling" months before it did. As far as I was concerned, your "news" was no news at all. It had been, was being, and continues to be covered extensively in many other forums and internet venues. Although I was impress...