I keep Meher Baba close to my spirit since I first heard about him and studied his writings about 20 years ago. I am not a religious person but am very much a spiritual being. Take a moment and learn about this extraordinary Avatar. Meher Baba was an Indian spiritual Read more
The New York Times; ” Almost overnight, everything has changed.” 3/12/20 “The virus laid bare the severe shortcomings of the current administration.” Mr. Biden “We have an administration that is largely incompetent and whose incompetence and recklessness have threatened the lives of many, many people in this country.” Mr. Sanders Read more
We are immersed, submersed, engrossed and totally vigilant of the the Coronavirus Saga. We look at the events surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic from the macro and micro window of information available country by country. Medical tests, medications, death tolls, avoidance techniques, governance and lack of governance, everything is important. The Read more
How I pick a subject to write about is like a walk down the proverbial yellow brick road. At times the obvious news that must be addressed, such as Coronavirus becomes my theme. Other times images and ideas just jump into my mind and won’t leave until I write about Read more
The three (3%) that Coronavirus will kill during this pandemic amounts to 231,000,000 human beings. The world population to date is 7.7 billion people walking and breathing. A new estimate is showing itself as a more likely deathtoll of 5 % of total population. Meaning that 7.7 billion people @ Read more
May nature notice and embrace you and hold you tight. Enjoy every moment, every second. Notice the trees creating oxygen for you. Take notice of each bloom, ant trail and every bird song. Embrace the symphony of sounds and smells and textures, both physical and visual. This in Monet’s universe Read more
This spring as it comes bursts up in bonfires green, Wild puffing of emerald trees, and flame filled bushes, Thorn-blossom lifting in wreaths of smoke between Where the wood fumes up and the watery, flickering rushes. I am amazed at this spring, this conflagration Of green fires lit on the Read more
As I mentioned during a previous blog it’s common for fifty countries come and visit Capricorn Science. Looking for the perfect translator plug-in has been a challenge and it occurred to me that adding the google translator link could work and be useful. 1- open a web browser and go Read more
My very first impression is that we have entered the old television series “The Twilight Zone”. Reality has folded and and altered and we have walked into a parallel science fiction world. This is our world, our lives, now. Denial would, could and will cost us our most precious commodity, Read more
This morning, as I casually walked towards my car, on my quest to complete the supplies I need for the upcoming four week lock down commanded by our Governor, I was stopped on the spot by something different, The two of us, my ego and alter ego, start the never Read more
We hear our Washington and State politicians speak of ” entitlements and Payroll Taxes” as if they were handouts in the same category of charity. They speak and act as if this money in question is theirs and distribution of such funds is a painful endeavor, since there is less Read more
George W. Bush proved the theory that a foreign war during a presidential election secures the reelection of the incumbent. As we all know he attacked and invaded the “wrong country”, Iraq. As unbelievable as that sounds, that is exactly how this went down. The only comparable evil to this Read more
Our tech guru, Kelvin Velez, moved our stuff and changed our address to capricornscience.com . Our previous address ended in .net and now ends in .com. Seems like a lot of work but he says this is about moving on up! If your subscription is lost in the move give Read more
The Budget Components and Impact on the US Economy: Under President Trump’s proposal, the federal budget would be a record $4.829 Trillion. The US government estimates it will receive $3.863 million in revenues. That creates a $966 Billion deficit for October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021. (www,thebalance.com) Government spending Read more
100,000 people infected worldwide while governments and citizens alike scramble to keep informed and prepared. My research person, Lucy Garcia is totally immersed in this subject and reports on a daily basis about what is going on worldwide with Coronavirus. She often whispers, “people are truly suffering, specially people in Read more
As I put myself to sleep last night Shakespearean sonnets popped into my sleepy mind. The thoughts just visited me and stayed for a while. ” No longer mourn for me when I am dead, than you shall hear the surly sullen bells give warning to the world that I Read more
The name March came from Martius, the first month of the earliest Roman calendar. It was named after Mars, the Roman god of War, and an ancestor of the Roman people through his sons Romulus and Remus… Even in late antiquity Roman mosaics picturing the months sometimes still placed March Read more
There are moments, events, during which life will never get any better, Recognize these moments and cherish them as yours, Keep them. Guard them. Revisit them often. These memories, of these moments, are your precious belonging. They are whispers of everlasting love.
A couple of hours ago a drug maker called Moderna’s announced that it will start human testing of the new Coronavirus vaccine. Since Merck Animal Health had been manufacturing and marketing Nobivac Canine 1-CV for decades I am wondering if we will be sold canine vaccine with something to make Read more
My addiction isn’t to cigarettes, wine or even chocolate. My lifetime addiction is to beauty, in all it’s shapes and forms. All things beautiful hold me and intoxicate me. There is such an abundance of this substance known as beauty that it can only be witnessed with love and gratitude. Read more