Spirit Science by jordanduchnycz @ Youtube 01/07/2011

Spirit Science by Jordan Duchnycz on Youtube – great info, entertaining, loads of humour, highly recommended! This guy is young and still learning, and something I really like about him is that he keeps repeating this fact, and that he is no guru. But he really gives a good overview on what many “spiritual people” ponder on and talk about, and believe in.

Interesting for anyone =)

My favourite so far:

Entire playlist here, new piece every Monday: http://www.youtube.com/user/jordanduchnycz#p/c/0/PDMzvJOu9vQ

ADDED 3rd of Aug: Please note, that the videos up to part 9 or so are mostly about general spiritual ideas and experiences, sacred geometry and so on. Then it goes more into Atlantis, Lemurians etc, which are probably “too much” for most people. But even these parts of the series are interesting to anyone – even if one sees it as just “modern folk lore”, the mythological/archetypical symbolism is fascinating.

My personal opinion is always first of all that all I know is that I know nothing, and I respect the opinions and experiences of all people.

I do believe in, and have experienced beings from other dimensions. I also believe that there are beings on other planets, I find the idea that we would be alone in the universe is absurd. Lately I find myself thinking that it seems more and more plausible that there is truth to that all the UFO stories, since there nowadays are so many people who confirm this, even people who would be considered as “respectable” by anyone  – like the former Minister of Defence of Canada and the members of the Disclosure Project. But I have never met an alien in the flesh, nor have I gone deep enough into the evidence to really “know” what is really going on.

When it comes to Atlantis, Lemurians etc – well. I find it fascinating, not matter what is true and what is not. But when it comes to Jordan’s videos, my favourites are those on sacred geometry, astral journeys and so on. They are very entertaining and easy to understand summaries, something which is really not easy to do.

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Videos by Jordan Duchnycz, who explicitly has asked everyone to spread them.

“We are no longer that post-Ideological generation that doesn’t care” 11/12/2010

Interesting speech by an eloquent, angry 15-year-old on the current protests in Britain:

This video was made apr. a week before the protests in London on 10.12.2010, as I understand it.

 

should I tell the fairytale? (fairytale only) 29/07/2010

with love!

susan

stillness is the move – the dirty projectors 28/04/2010

so beautiful true inspiring moving liberating – wonderful voice, fascinating people and oh, last but not the least – the magical music – full of love

when I hear this I feel how much I love my husband – I love you Volkmar =)

http://www.myspace.com/dirtyprojectors

http://www.dirtyprojectors.net/

beautiful universe 25/04/2010

we are stardust

carl sagan

more stardust @ artweb by bettina forget

found: where science and buddhism meet by Gerald Penilla 16/01/2010

Just found this great, simple, to the point summary of the connection between Quantum Science and the basic ideas of classic Asian philosophy and religion like Buddhism, Taoism and Hinduism, made by Gerald Penilla

One can of course make many arguments against drawing the sort of conclusions which Gerald present in this film. The most common one argument that I have heard is that mathematics are only abstractions and that they just cannot say anything about reality as it really is. Which brings at least my mind to the question if one can say anything about reality as it is…

No matter what point of view you have, I think that you will find the connections which Gerald presents here at least interesting.

Where Science and Buddhism meet part 1 and 2

I think that the most striking about the conclusions presented above is that we are very likely co- creating not only ourselves, but also each other and our reality with our thoughts and attitudes, in a not only spiritual but also physical sense.

A very good reason to love ourselves, one another and our surroundings:  to love all of existence.

And with loving I do not mean some illusion-based infatuation which is denying the difficult, challenging or “bad” sides of reality, each other, existence;

no, I mean a deep, true feeling of compassion, which results in compassion, and love, streaming out of the body, mind and soul, influencing oneself and the surroundings to do good and feel well. And love.