Remarkably, animal's colors tend to mimick the color of their surrounding. Go find a grasshopper out there and you find that it will probably be green. So how about if the enviroment is transparent? Sure enough, some of its inhabitants are transparen
Read more…I had a blast in Sedona, and yes, I do feel changed in some way. I would move there in a New York minute if I won the lottery. Sedona is a spectacular and well-visited tourist spot and spiritual retreat in Arizona, along with the Grand Canyon. And th
Read more…Sedona's energy vortexes are a source of skepticism with the internet media.
Here is what Brian Dunning of Skeptoid Media had to say about a vortex and Sedona's energy vortexes:
"So from a physics perspective, we see there are two necessary ingredients
Read more…Sedona is a scenic and spiritual retreat that everyone should visit at least once. The area is breathtakingly magnificent. Many people who come here are tourists, but there are others who are here for spiritual quests. Here are a few photos:
Sedona's
Read more…This is Santa Fe's biggest event of the year. The 2015 festival and open market sponsored by the Southwestern Association For Indian Arts is taking place this weekend (Aug.22-23).
I was charged $166.00 a night for a room at a rundown (but comfortable
Read more…Albuquerque is New Mexico's biggest city. There is a very interesting art and music scene here, along with a lot of vices. Nevertheless, the sunsets here are beautiful, and the picture below typifies this.
Albuquerque is historically a stopover point
Named by American Cowboy Magazine as one of the top 10 cowboy saloons in the U.S.A., this is Lincoln County New Mexico's most popular destination bar. It was built in 1880 and was originally an office for two attorneys. Info on the sight is available
Read more…This is truly an amazing house. The Ellis Store Bed & Breakfast Inn is the oldest building in Lincoln County and was built in 1876. Voted "Best West B&B" by True West Magazine, it is a gem for travelers interested in the old U.S. west. I give it five
Read more…First off, the Ruidoso,New Mexico area is spectacular. There are steep hills covered with tall pines and tundra vegetation during the summer, and then covered with snow during the winter (depending on temperature, which has been noticeably dropping e
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In the early 20th century, a man wanted to improve the agriculture on his ranch in Nevada, so he figured that a well needed to be dug to bring water and nutrients to the soil above. He lived in a barren desert and the water stored deep beneath the E
Read more…Sometimes every word is superfluous. These pictures say more than a thousand words.
1. The view over the overdeveloped metropole of Mexico City (with more than 20 million inhabitants).
Read more…It is said that there is a bacteria named flavobacterium that has developed the ability to digest nylon! Now, I find this one amazing. As we may be boasting of being able to synthesise nylon, bacterias might have known such long time ago! The bacteri
Read more…~A black line, a network of hidden connections, links all the sacred places on earth. If that line should be broken, calamities will ensue, and this beautiful world shall perish. Destroying a forest here, draining a swamp there might have dire conseq
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Happy REBIRTH EARTH day! Today, the 22nd of April I am releasing my film: "WE ARE GAIA" onto the internet.
"We are Gaia" is a story, a fairy-tale and a shamanic journey, into the cosmos and into oneself. It is a song of remembrance, a spark o
Read more…Our world is always changing,
Constantly re-arranging.
From ocean depths to mountain peaks,
Mother Nature moves and speaks.
While telling stories of our past
She tries to teach us how to last.
Mankind, so smart, sometimes blind
Leaves common sense fa
Does serotonin control whether mice prefer to snuggle up with males or females? Studies vary on that point and sh
