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   Monthly Publication  NEWS FOR THE CONSCIOUS MIND January 2012   

What are the Great Pyramids really made of?

What are the Great Pyramids really made of? -- io9.com

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An Important Message For Goal-Setters

A great message to start the new year with! -- Up From Splat

 

What of Passion & Serenity?

An awe-inspiring chapter of "22 Steps to the Light of Your Soul" by Embrosewyn Tazkuvel -- a perfect chapter to set the tone for your new year. -- 22 Steps to the Light of Your Soul

 

New Year's Quotes for Laughs or Inspiration

Here are a dozen quotations from some of the world's most inspiring and comedic individuals to help you ring 2012 -- Fox Chicago News

 

12 Must-See Skywatching Events in 2012

 -- Space.com


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Fifteen Hundred Gather to Remember Teenager Who Made Heartbreaking Video About His Near-Death Experiences and Died a Week Later from Heart Attack

Daily Mail

 

 

A Texas teenager whose YouTube videos inspired viewers worldwide during his shortened life has been remembered at his funeral in Austin as someone who loved life — and God.

After cheating death three times, Ben Breedlove, 18, lost his life on Christmas night after suffering from a heart attack.

But not before he recorded videos of his near-death experiences, capturing the hearts of viewers around the world as he described the peace he felt at leaving the world he knew.

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An inspiration: Ben Breedlove, 18, was remembered at his funeral service at Gateway Church as a person who 'loved life and loved God'

An inspiration: Ben Breedlove, 18, was remembered at his funeral service at Gateway Church as a person who 'loved life and loved God'

 

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Time for a Change? Scholars Say Calendar Needs Serious Overhaul

PhysOrg

 

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University have discovered a way to make time stand still -- at least when it comes to the yearly calendar.

Using computer programs and mathematical formulas, Richard Conn Henry, an astrophysicist in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, and Steve H. Hanke, an applied economist in the Whiting School of Engineering, have created a new calendar in which each new 12-month period is identical to the one which came before, and remains that way from one year to the next in perpetuity.

Under the Hanke-Henry Permanent Calendar, for instance, if Christmas fell on a Sunday in 2012 (and it would), it would also fall on a Sunday in 2013, 2014 and beyond. In addition, under the new calendar, the rhyme "30 days hath September, April, June and November," would no longer apply, because September would have 31 days, as would March, June and December. All the rest would have 30. (Try creating a rhyme using that)...

 

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Inception Becomes Reality: People Can Teach Themselves New Skills in Dreams

by Rob Waugh, Mail Online

 

 

The idea of the surreal Hollywood blockbuster Inception, where people travel through someone's dreams to 'plant' an idea in his head may not be so out-there after all.

Researchers at Yale have found that 'lucid dreamers' - dreamers who have 'waking dreams' that they control - are able to learn new skills in their dreams.

A team is now experimenting with the idea of 'training' people by telling them what to dream about...

 

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Like Monkeys, Pigeons Can Put Numbers in Order

PhysOrg

 

 

“Our research not only shows that pigeons are also members of this exclusive club, but, somewhat surprisingly, their performance is on a par with that of monkeys.”

The researchers initially trained the pigeons by presenting them with 35 sets of three images, each with one, two, or three objects of different sizes, colours and shapes.

They were rewarded with wheat when they pecked the images in the correct ascending sequence...

 

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Inside the Pentagon’s Alt-Medicine Mecca, Where the Generals Meditate

by Katie Drummond, Wired

 

 

The general is surprisingly good at meditation. It’s not just the impeccable posture — that might be expected of a man long used to standing at attention. It’s his hands, which rest idly on his knees, and his combat boots, which remain planted firmly on the floor. Over the next several minutes, Lt. Gen. Eric Schoomaker, the Surgeon General of the Army, will keep his eyes closed and his face perfectly relaxed.

Few in this hotel conference room, where three dozen have assembled to mark the 10th anniversary of the Samueli Institute, a research organization specializing in alternative therapies, are able to match Schoomaker’s stillness.

Even as our first speaker implores that we “close [our] eyes … feel the chair, feel the air, feel the breath going in and out,” this motley crew of professors, bejeweled clairvoyants, military personnel and Einsteinian-haired futurists tap their toes, shuffle papers and ogle paper plates of fruit and croissants....

 

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Co-Editors:  Jesse & Sumara Elan Love

Art Credits:  Sun Star for the dolphin photo art in the Celestopea   

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Article Credits This Issue:  Embrosewyn Tazkuvel, Sumara Elan Love, Judy Mastrangelo, Keith Veronese, Ande Waggener, Joe Rao, Rob Waugh, Katie Drummond, Cordelia Hebblethwaite, Mike Woody, Proyecto Catent, Nick Redfern, Rob Morphy, Lilly Wei, Marvin Bartel, Gareth Harris, Lindsay Chimileski, Stephanie Pappas, Sandra Hallawi, Kundan Mehta, Tara Green, J.B. Bardot, Hannah Lambert, R. Greenway, Mason Inman, John Crawley, David A. Gabel, Jon Phillips, Clara Moskowitz, Nancy Atkinson, Danielle Demetriou, Jesse Emspak, Anne Trafton, Jonathan Amos


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