Comments for Waves http://measuringhistory.com/waves Future History Astrology Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:26:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on People Make History by deek http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/06/people-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-118 deek Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:26:24 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?p=1013#comment-118 Saturn keeps on giving. I've have so much more to write about it. Working on the age 30-60 diagram for Saturn that includes other outer planet transits. Look for it. Thanks for the compliment :) Saturn keeps on giving. I’ve have so much more to write about it. Working on the age 30–60 diagram for Saturn that includes other outer planet transits. Look for it.

Thanks for the compliment :)

]]> Comment on People Make History by Tara Milner http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/06/people-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Tara Milner Thu, 12 Aug 2010 14:03:06 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?p=1013#comment-117 Great work on illustrating Saturn's long term effect, cleared up some things that didn't make sense to me that I heard elsewhere. Great work on illustrating Saturn’s long term effect, cleared up some things that didn’t make sense to me that I heard elsewhere.

]]> Comment on From Revolution to Protest:1849Uranus-Pluto1965 by 1930 and 2010 Compared: Introduction | Waves http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/06/from-revolution-to-protest1849uranus-pluto1965/comment-page-1/#comment-115 1930 and 2010 Compared: Introduction | Waves Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:41:56 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?p=1220#comment-115 [...] com­ing together to cre­ate an event with its own momen­tum. I have already pre­sented From Rev­o­lu­tion to Protest, about 1966Uranus-Pluto2100. Expect more posts on the other waves from var­i­ous [...] […] com­ing together to cre­ate an event with its own momen­tum. I have already pre­sented From Rev­o­lu­tion to Protest, about 1966Uranus-Pluto2100. Expect more posts on the other waves from var­i­ous […]

]]> Comment on The Future Began in 1965 by rianu-michael http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/07/the-future-began-in-1965/comment-page-1/#comment-114 rianu-michael Sun, 18 Jul 2010 18:48:26 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?p=1342#comment-114 While I have no intellectual dispute with your listing of historical facts; please explain in your astrology blogs much more clearly the astrology of a given trans-personal planet in a sign-house and degree absolutely corresponds with the observed manifested reality of a specific historical period of time. What is the behavioral tendency of famous persons noted and historically significant events referenced?And at what geographical places and comparative cultures will you choose to refer to as a researched trans-personal planet made and or makes it's cyclical journey through a specific and observed period of time. In the nature of world inventions; of course one discovery in the past unknown spawns many more uses and possibilities of the same idea core invention to come. But how is this human progressive reasoning phenomena specifically related to the observed trans-personal planet's welcome in a zodiacal sign-house and degree? History facts and researchers collection of them to make some kind of common sense can be used and manipulated to prove any number of conclusions dependent upon the researcher desires to find.And the intelligent communicative skills they possess to make a valid scientific case of the 'reality' they observed. Unless your audience knows their basics of planet,sign,house,aspect and degrees already;please include much more of this elementary astrology in your wonderfully interesting and accurate history blogs. While I have no intellectual dispute with your listing of historical facts; please explain in your astrology blogs much more clearly the astrology of a given trans-personal planet in a sign-house and degree absolutely corresponds with the observed manifested reality of a specific historical period of time.
What is the behavioral tendency of famous persons noted and historically significant events referenced?And at what geographical places and comparative cultures will you choose to refer to as a researched trans-personal planet made and or makes it’s cyclical journey through a specific and observed period of time.
In the nature of world inventions; of course one discovery in the past unknown spawns many more uses and possibilities of the same idea core invention to come. But how is this human progressive reasoning phenomena specifically related to the observed trans-personal planet’s welcome in a zodiacal sign-house and degree?
History facts and researchers collection of them to make some kind of common sense can be used and manipulated to prove any number of conclusions dependent upon the researcher desires to find.And the intelligent communicative skills they possess to make a valid scientific case of the ‘reality’ they observed.
Unless your audience knows their basics of planet,sign,house,aspect and degrees already;please include much more of this elementary astrology in your wonderfully interesting and accurate history blogs.

]]> Comment on Consciousness and the End of the War Between Science and Religion by Michael http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/07/consciousness-and-the-end-of-the-war-between-science-and-religion/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Michael Sun, 04 Jul 2010 13:37:18 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/07/consciousness-and-the-end-of-the-war-between-science-and-religion/#comment-109 For those concerned with a SCIENTIFIC approach to consciousness: RCTN, The Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis, in a recent article in an academic [Journal of Psychotherapy Integration © 2010 American Psychological Association 2010, Vol. 20, No. 2, 152–202] describes the innovative, alternative approach called Rational Insight Therapy and cites massive amounts of clinical research and empirical studies which go against the founding principles of traditional psychopathology and psychotherapy. The author, Dr. Rofe, also cites a 2008 review article,[Review of General Psychology Copyright 2008 by the American Psychological Association 2008, Vol. 12, No. 1, 63–85], which in its turn cites even more evidence that Repression and the Unconscious do not exist. Why hasn't the Psychology industry taken these SCIENTIFIC studies into account? Rofe cites a vast number of studies!!! yet since it goes against the 'establishment' one might suspect why... But for the spiritual discussions on "Science" why wouldn't RCTN be mentioned at all?.... any further ideas? Thank you... For those concerned with a SCIENTIFIC approach to consciousness: RCTN, The Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis, in a recent article in an academic [Journal of Psychotherapy Integration © 2010 American Psychological Association 2010, Vol. 20, No. 2, 152–202] describes the innovative, alternative approach called Rational Insight Therapy and cites massive amounts of clinical research and empirical studies which go against the founding principles of traditional psychopathology and psychotherapy. The author, Dr. Rofe, also cites a 2008 review article,[Review of General Psychology Copyright 2008 by the American Psychological Association 2008, Vol. 12, No. 1, 63–85], which in its turn cites even more evidence that Repression and the Unconscious do not exist. Why hasn’t the Psychology industry taken these SCIENTIFIC studies into account? Rofe cites a vast number of studies!!! yet since it goes against the ‘establishment’ one might suspect why… But for the spiritual discussions on “Science” why wouldn’t RCTN be mentioned at all?.… any further ideas? Thank you…

]]> Comment on Consciousness and the End of the War Between Science and Religion by Michael http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/07/consciousness-and-the-end-of-the-war-between-science-and-religion/comment-page-1/#comment-108 Michael Sun, 04 Jul 2010 13:36:26 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/07/consciousness-and-the-end-of-the-war-between-science-and-religion/#comment-108 Consciousness in the Science of Psychopathology has been covered over by Freud's theory of the Unconscious and Repression; Oddly enough psychotherapy has dangerously become another means of de-responsibilization of people's conscious-awareness by attributing their thoughts and actions to a mythological 'unconscious'. Rational Insight Therapy based on RCTN (The Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis) removes this conceptual 'comfort zone' (which in the blog's quote above is equated with religion) from the science of psychopathology and focuses on strengthening a person's coping mechanisms.The danger of the continuation of traditional psychotherapeutic techniques' de-responsibilization of the neurotic masses is in the collective movement toward wars and domestic violence. RCTN brings this sector of science (psychopathology/therapy) BACK from the 'comfort' of irresponsibility. Efforts such as these (including rational insight therapy), raise consciousness and promotes world peace in an authentic, practical and scientific manner. I suppose I am partly motivated to address the apparent 'lack' of discussing psychological sciences, and in particular the advances in psychopathology and clinical research when involved with spiritual discussions on Consciousness. I think RCTN bridges that gap with positive consequences for the good of all human beings. Thank you! Consciousness in the Science of Psychopathology has been covered over by Freud’s theory of the Unconscious and Repression; Oddly enough psychotherapy has dangerously become another means of de-responsibilization of people’s conscious-awareness by attributing their thoughts and actions to a mythological ‘unconscious’. Rational Insight Therapy based on RCTN (The Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis) removes this conceptual ‘comfort zone’ (which in the blog’s quote above is equated with religion) from the science of psychopathology and focuses on strengthening a person’s coping mechanisms.The danger of the continuation of traditional psychotherapeutic techniques’ de-responsibilization of the neurotic masses is in the collective movement toward wars and domestic violence. RCTN brings this sector of science (psychopathology/therapy) BACK from the ‘comfort’ of irresponsibility. Efforts such as these (including rational insight therapy), raise consciousness and promotes world peace in an authentic, practical and scientific manner. I suppose I am partly motivated to address the apparent ‘lack’ of discussing psychological sciences, and in particular the advances in psychopathology and clinical research when involved with spiritual discussions on Consciousness. I think RCTN bridges that gap with positive consequences for the good of all human beings. Thank you!

]]> Comment on Can Spirituality Keep Pace With Science? by Consciousness and the End of the War Between Science and Religion | Waves http://measuringhistory.com/waves/discussions/paradox2140-progress/new-morality/can-spirituality-keep-pace-with-science/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Consciousness and the End of the War Between Science and Religion | Waves Sun, 04 Jul 2010 13:26:34 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?page_id=595#comment-107 [...] this under Paradox2140:Progress:New Moral­ity and Paradox2140:Progress:New Morality:Can Spir­i­tu­al­ity Keep Pace with Science?- Share and [...] […] this under Paradox2140:Progress:New Moral­ity and Paradox2140:Progress:New Morality:Can Spir­i­tu­al­ity Keep Pace with Science?- Share and […]

]]> Comment on The Hellenization Paradox: A Short Story by Thomas Gazis http://measuringhistory.com/waves/2010/06/the-hellenization-paradox-a-short-story/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Thomas Gazis Sat, 26 Jun 2010 09:52:18 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?p=1054#comment-101 Congratulations Tony! In just a few lines you give us a comprehensive, bright and integral perspective of the history of Ancient Greece - and of the implications it had on world history. Congratulations Tony! In just a few lines you give us a comprehensive, bright and integral perspective of the history of Ancient Greece — and of the implications it had on world history.

]]> Comment on MadMen and the Cold War by Marcy J. Gordon http://measuringhistory.com/waves/discussions/madmen-the-1960s-an-outer-planet-tour/looking-forward-1966-2100/madmen-and-the-coldwar/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Marcy J. Gordon Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:21:59 +0000 http://measuringhistory.com/waves/?page_id=163#comment-10 Interesting stuff, Tony -- keep it up! Interesting stuff, Tony — keep it up!

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