Waves

Oil Platform Explodes In The Gulf Of Mexico Off The Louisiana Coast

Deep­wa­ter exploded when Mer­cury was ret­ro­grade? Is this a trend?Read the Arti­cle at HuffingtonPost

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‘Professional Left’ Saga Says More About Media Than Obama

We live in a dif­fer­ent time we’re just get­ting used to. I call it Paradox2140:Progress and under that I cat­e­go­rize this under Infor­ma­tion Over­load (http://measur­inghistory​.com/waves/discussions/paradox2140-progress/the–more-we-know/). Why is it para­dox­i­cal? We have the tech­nol­ogy to exam­ine and con­vey infor­ma­tion down to the mol­e­c­u­lar level, poten­tially to and about any­body in the world. Yet, so many use […]

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Consciousness and the End of the War Between Science and Religion

Con­tents [ hide ] 1 Sci­ence with Soul 2 The Para­dox Deep­ens Sci­ence with Soul “Sci­en­tists don’t use most of the terms that are cen­tral to my the­ory — which isn’t mine, actu­ally, but was born and sus­tained through the world’s wis­dom tra­di­tions. In the name of objec­tiv­ity, sci­ence leaves con­scious­ness out of its equa­tions and is […]

Tags: conscious, consciousness, Deepak Chopra, Heisenberg Principle'particles, lights, morality, paradox, progress, quantum physics, religion, science, waves

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On My Shelf -

On My Shelf: What I Read and Why Holy Mad­ness: cov­ers the French Rev­o­lu­tion from ~1770s through ~1870. Adam Zamoyski pulls no punches and not only details fresh ground about the con­fla­gra­tion, but also brings in adven­tur­ers inspired by the French and Amer­i­can affairs. He dis­plays many char­ac­ters, most of them flawed in the nor­mal ways, […]

Tags: History book

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Expectations

Waves accom­pa­nies the Mea­sur­ing His­tory and is part of the Used­Karma fam­ily of pub­li­ca­tions. These include Used­Karma and mun​daneas​trol​ogy​.net. This Word­Press pow­ered blog intends to com­ple­ment these other web pub­li­ca­tions and expand on the pos­si­bil­i­ties Mea­sur­ing His­tory presents. Since begin­ning in earnest to dis­cover how to best apply Mun­dane Astrol­ogy to his­tory and social commentary, […]

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