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'The Man Who Remembered the Future' Anthony Peake (2013)

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Philip K. Dick : the Owl in Daylight

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James Baldwin: A Voice Forged out of the Fire

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Yoga and Writing: getting back on the mat and the chair

There are many reasons for embracing yoga and getting back on the mat. Stay away too long and you feel the urge to return. One reason may be surprising; to be a better writer. This is not everyone’s goal, but writing brings you back to your self when you have strayed; and yoga clears the […]

Here Comes the Sun: How the Zodiac speaks Sun Signs

At the end of 2018 I landed on a way to include the epigram or maxim of words to a sun sign personality. I have always loved the epigram that distills the essence of a lifetime of hard experience into a few memorable words minted like coins that have currency long after death. There is […]

Beethoven’s Epic Struggle for Freedom of Expression

Ludwig van Beethoven was already composing as a boy. He studied Mozart, Bach and Haydn but brought music to brand new heights of drama and emotion. His father was a music teacher but mistreated him and his mother never intervened. So he was forced to grow up fast. He was born on December 16th, in […]

Philip K. Dick : the Owl in Daylight

Visionary, mystical, philosophical are words that describe William Blake perhaps born when the sun was in Sagittarius. But they are just as appropriate 200 years later for science or speculative fiction writer Philip. K. Dick who born on December 16th, 1928. They say that Sagittarius has the gift of prophecy- Nostradamus was also a Sagittarian- […]

Rainer Maria Rilke and the Dark God of the Roses and Roots

Some lines of poetry sink deep into the collective and remain there. It as if Shelley was right that his understanding of the the role of a poet in the world is a potent force as it can go straight to the soul of humankind. The poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke is of this type. […]

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