Published: March 16, 2010
Immortality and Reincarnation: Wisdom from the Forbidden Journey |
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Product DescriptionFamed traveler and mystic Alexandra David-Neel, the first Western woman to see the forbidden city of Lhasa, Tibet, examines Eastern concepts of the afterlife in this classic study.
The question of what occurs to the individual personality after death is fundamental to the human experience. In Immortality and Reincarnation Alexandra David-Neel, the first Western [...]
Published: March 8, 2010
Performance of DRDA Projectc in Vizianagaram, inrespect to the Public Policy and Populist Measures |
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* Goteti Himabindu ** N.V.S.Suryanarayana
In the past studies on public policy were dominated by researchers and students of political science who largely concentrated in the institutional structure and philosophical justification of government. The focus was rarely on policies themselves. Past studies hardly recognized the role of organizations towards the formulation of policy. Yet, the policy [...]
Published: February 26, 2010
Astrology Never Lies |
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Contrary to its detractors concerted opinion, Astrology is not superstition. Superstition is more akin to: “If I break a mirror, I will have 7 years bad luck.” or “If a bird flies into my house, someone will die.” or “If I step on a sidewalk crack, I will break my mother’s back.” or “When It’s [...]
Published: November 3, 2009
John Alexander's Letter About Taser |
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Last week’s guest with George Knapp, John Alexander, an expert in non-lethal weapons, claimed that no one has ever been killed by a Taser. George received a number of emails to the contrary. In this letter, Alexander responds…
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Published: September 10, 2009
Science Fiction Stories: the Time is Now |
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There are almost as many genres of writing as there are authors. For each author, there is a reason for writing. This is true for traditional writing mediums (such as books) and new media like blogs as well. Why authors write and what they choose to write about can be surprising and exciting. One of [...]
Published: August 17, 2009
Nobel Prize for ESP paper? |
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Since once again a question has been aimed at skeptics while all the skeptics have been blocked from replying, I’ll repost it here with a few comments. The poster in question refers to an article published in Nature, arguably the most prestigious peer-reviewed scientific journal, on Oct 18, 1974. The paper describes [...]
Published: February 13, 2009
How could the existence of extraterrestrials ever be proven or disproven?? |
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Of course, if extraterrestrials suddenly landed in the center of London or New York, their existence would be more than obvious. Unfortunately, I don't see that happening ever. So, what are ways you can think of that would allow humans here on Earth to prove that extraterrestrials exist, since the ETs won't land here [...]
