‘A Beam of Light’ from Extra Sensory Perception by ESP Project - Pre-order album at esp-prog.bandcamp.com/album/… 💫@ESPProgProject @sunncreative @tony_lowe @rawedgespassion @MarkBrzezicki #love #light #newmusic

"Life is a garden, not a road. We enter and exit through the same gate. Wandering, where we go matters less than what we notice." -Kurt Vonnegut.

‘Time Slips Sideways’ trailer from the new album, Extra Sensory Perception by ESP Project - Preorder at: esp-prog.bandcamp.com/album/… 💫 @StringAll @sunncreative @tony_lowe @rawedgespassion @MarkBrzezicki #NewMusic

‘Time Slips Sideways’ trailer from the new album, Extra Sensory Perception by ESP Project - Preorder at: esp-prog.bandcamp.com/album/… 💫 @StringAll @sunncreative @tony_lowe @rawedgespassion @MarkBrzezicki #newmusic

Psychic children were supposedly taught to access their subconscious minds so they could move their consciousness out of their bodies into any object they wanted to according to whistleblower. "They were more interested with getting me to subconsciously believe that awareness is essentially the substrate of this entire universe." "Instead of trying to remote view into a room, there was subconscious training to help me understand that my awareness could become the door." "I could become the room. I could become the filing cabinet where the documents are in and then extract the information that way." "It was a lot less viewing. It was a lot more manipulating your own awareness to become the things that we see in the universe." "You can port your own awareness into what we think of as even inanimate unconscious objects." Full interview with Jordan Jozak out now.

Gary Oldman accepted THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997) as a favor to Luc Besson and reportedly never even read the script beforehand. Then he showed up as Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg and delivered one of the most gloriously performances in sci-fi history.

this is something that is very poorly understood but a very real phenomenon...it is good to be creative...but it is essential to be grounded and to enjoy the simple things in life...life is suffering and art is a beautiful escape from that...but if you are not careful it can become something that takes over and in the process you become lost and disengaged from yourself and from reality...so to summarise...be true to yourself and make the art that only you can make...the rest is white noise...

Are the charts still the place for older artists? A case study in ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ dlvr.it/TT4n8W

The ladybug resting on a floating dandelion [📸 Yasin Mortaş]

Jackson Browne "Running On Empty" Live 1979 This is a great tune! Enjoy! ✌️😎 #RockOn 🎸🥁🎶🔥🔥

“When writers die they become books, which is, after all, not too bad an incarnation.” — Jorge Luis Borges

Dreaming Flowers - "Let your life lightly dance on the edges of time like dew on the tip of a leaf." Rabindranath Tagore (Art by String) #cosmicdrop

“I came to a point where I needed solitude and just stop the machine of ‘thinking’ and ‘enjoying’ what they call ‘living’, I just wanted to lie in the grass and look at the clouds.” — Jack Kerouac

Modern people have forgotten that walking is a spiritual act. Walking is the hidden foundation of thinking. Most people believe the mind creates the person. Dr Steiner reverses this. Before a child can think, they must stand. Before they can reason, they must walk. Before concepts arise, movement comes first. He gives the true sequence: Standing → Walking → Speaking → Thinking Not four abilities — one force unfolding in 4 stages. Thinking is transformed walking. Every step a child takes is the I incarnating — learning balance, direction, initiative. The same force that learns to walk becomes judgment, courage, and independent thought. This is why Steiner warned against restricting natural movement. A child who cannot fully inhabit movement may later struggle to fully inhabit thought. And the significance of walking goes even deeper. For Steiner, the will lives in the limbs. In the legs, feet, and metabolic system. Walking is the archetypal expression of human will. Every step declares: I can move myself through destiny. Courage, initiative, perseverance — all grow from the same forces that first learned to walk. Walking is the will becoming conscious. Steiner describes the human being standing between two worlds: Cosmic forces through the head. Earthly forces through the limbs. Walking is where they meet. The Earth answers the human being through the feet. This is why he emphasized walking outdoors, in nature, in rhythm. Overthinking is not solved by more thinking. Anxiety, nervousness, mental agitation — these get trapped in the head. Walking brings them downward. The limb system digests what the mind cannot. Movement restores balance between thinking, feeling, and willing. This is why Waldorf education builds rhythm, walking and outdoor movement into the earliest years: Healthy thinking grows out of healthy movement. Learning to walk is the child's first moral act. The child rises upright through inner initiative — not instinct, not imitation alone. It is the spirit taking hold of the body. Walking is the first expression of freedom. And this is why Steiner saw conscious walking as a lifelong spiritual exercise: Walk in silence. Walk in rhythm. Walk while observing nature. The road to wisdom begins exactly where your feet touch the ground.

The cornerstone of my own Druid belief is the existence of The Otherworld. It's the place we travel to when we die, but we can visit it during our lifetime: in dreams, in meditation, or when in trance. art: Susan Schroder

Ronnie Pontiac, author of The Rosicrucian Counterculture: The Origins and Influence of the Invisible Society, is the featured author on my website this month. His book explores the far-reaching influence of the Rosicrucian movement on thinkers such as Descartes, Shakespeare, Newton, Goethe, and Jung, and shows how its spirit still echoes in modern pop culture and psychedelic circles. He reframes the Rosicrucians not as an order of superhuman masters but as a genuine counterculture, a recurring eruption of suppressed knowledge that surfaces whenever a stagnant status quo demands renewal. In his article, linked below, Ronnie introduces the Rosicrucian enigma itself: the panic it sparked, the surveillance state it quietly defied, the still-unsolved riddle of who wrote the manifestos, and the radical message at its heart, that the power to remake our world begins with us. grahamhancock.com/pontiacr1/

"Everything passes, but the songs remain.”

Tonights musical delights on @MerseyRadio with Feat. Artist: @KEITHLALLY1 Feat. Album: Art, Religion & Chocolate Biscuits by Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies @ESPProgProject @rawedgespassion @southcompanion @latemissions @thomaslanguk @TheCheapThrills @RIVIA_BAND

Tonights musical delights on @MerseyRadio with Feat. Artist: @KEITHLALLY1 Feat. Album: Art, Religion & Chocolate Biscuits by Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies @MrPaulSimpson1 @hegartyofficial @TheEggman83 @THECHRISTIANS13 @amywadgefans @PeteRiley6 @LiverbirdsBand @GnarlyBridgeUK

"Druidry is the western form of an ancient universal philosophy, culture, or religion, dating back from the days of early man where the three were one. It is of the stone circle culture, the groves of scared trees, the circular dance" ~ Ross Nichols art: Maggie Vandewalle