The marches and rioting in Egypt should serve as a warning to dictators, despots and corrupt governments everywhere. The people can only be controlled by such governments for a limited amount of time, then some event will trigger this kind of situation and bring that government down or force major changes.

I'm not sure the homeless couple that won tickets to the Superbowl are as lucky as everyone seems to think. Sure, they will have a great time for one day, but then what? They return to living in the streets with the added burden of having just about everyone in the country knowing that they are homeless. And the cost of those tickets could rent them a small apartment for five or six months.

Some new articles have been posted on the Cosolargy blog including a very interesting article aimed for followers of G.I. Gurdjieff.


“Changing the world begins with the very personal process of changing yourself,
the only place you can begin is where you are, and the only time you can begin is always now” ~Gary Zukav



This is the front of a small church in the Carib territory on the island of Dominica.  The mural is to honor Columbus.