1) The owners of the site were doing maintenance,
2) The site index was hacked briefly, or
3) THe owners were making changes and fubbed something briefly

Who knows.  If I was more interested I'd go to their forum and see what they say.

Thanks the heads up, SS.

That's a poem called "The Universal Mind".  Actually, thank you, I'm blushing.

We are our own existences, we are not mere Tools, of the system, it is the embeddedness of selves (mystic black), to the One...

Great quote, Matthew!  very poetic... do you have any poems to share?  JC

When I think about the Matrix, what it is, how I can use it to advance my art, and capitalisms, first, I say, why should I care about these souls, so dependent upon conditioned reality(s).  In essence, we are the trees, the sky, etc, in the form of angelic control systems, in the form of principles (action in principle).  What is Man??  We are our own existences, we are not mere Tools, of the system, it is the embeddedness of selves (mystic black), to the One, religion, mysticism, or even a movie, only if it works, in the form of Earth, i.e. Being.

Superconductivity is a sound of perfect technology on a Dna level, the Son of God, the Love.  This is the Blood, and John the Baptist was a real person.

Keep it all going.

Matthew

Seems like an honest person, as far as I can tell from reading.  I'll try to catch one of his radio programs to hear him speak.

I agree with you on Laura K.J.'s articles.  She writes in an attempt to be academic (in the bad way - boring, long winded, disjointed) and yet publishes on a website claiming academic independence.  She does do good research overall - in depth and informed - but could do well to write a simple "extract" of her articles to give a summary of the important findings in addition to the lengthy contents.  Then a simple link to "read more" would be sufficient.  Oh well, to each their own.

I've spent a fair bit of time going through the "Ground Zero" site and found that Clyde Lewis seems bright, interested in communicating (rather than appearing erudite, learned and thereby becoming a pompous ass) [thanks to Montalk and Lyra for pointing out that even difficult topics can be communicated in a way that invites understanding] {my favorite bone of contention with Laura J's stuff.  Good grief...who wants to read 45 pages of blah blah blah}

Alright.  Enough ()[]and {}...

Clyde Lewis is the first one I've read who lambasts "The Passion of Christ" - even my non-Christian friends were delighted to see Gibson do well...thinking he had bested the Jewish rule of Hollywood.  Interesting isn't it, how MANY agendas there are and how important it is to be awake to them all. (I know, "all" probably isn't possible, but as many as one can...and always looking for new ones). In other words, not to hobby-horse on one and then get blindsided by the other.

Christine B.