Ainslie Roberts

March 10, 2012 Rachel Anning

Just discovered Ainslie Roberts in a documentary.

His art is really powerful and moving.

Myth lives in his paintings. And the sacredness permeates.

Magic. Awe inspiring.

He wanted to bridge the gap between white man and the native Australians. His art interprets Aboriginal legends. He spent a lot of time living and walking with the native people.

Bless him. What an amazing man. He said "I truly believe there is no end to us we just go on and on and on." 12 March 1911 - 28 August 1993.

http://www.ainslieroberts.com/

An aside that I just heard : Did you know we look to the left for instinct, and we look to the right for logical analysis?

Don't use your mobile phone too much.

January 19, 2011 Rachel Anning

I highly recommend you set aside 20 minutes to listen to Dr. Blank's speech in the video above. Dr. Blank speaks with deep experience and commanding authority on the impact on cells and DNA from electromagnetic fields, and explains why your DNA is especially vulnerable to electromagnetic fields compared to other tissues.

Commonwealth Club 11-18-10. Panel II – Martin Blank, PhD from ElectromagneticHealth.Org on Vimeo.

Dr. Martin Blank of Columbia University explains how the electromagnetic fields that emanate from your cell phone and other wireless devices affect your cells.

Nikola Tesla once said: "If you wish to understand the secrets of the Universe, think of energy, frequency, and vibration."

11 years old, and contributing massively to her community... GO GIRL.

December 15, 2010 Rachel Anning

How awesome is this young girl.

Katie Stagliano grew a really big cabbage... and was inspired to donate it to a soup kitchen. When she found out if fed 275 homeless people she was moved to do more.... now, Katie has six gardens and she's giving food to the needy. What an awesome inspiring girl.