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GRAVITOMAGNETISM: DOES IT EXPLAIN AWAY DARK MATTER?

Something we don’t understand yet holds the galaxies together when, based on our limited understanding, they should be flying apart. Gravitomagnetism is the energy created by spinning objects in the fabric of spacetime. Find out why it may explain away the mysterious Dark Matter for which scientists have been searching unsuccessfully. (Photo Credi: Sergey Nivens – […]

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The Sacred and the Profane – A Review

(Photo Credit:©svetlanakononov7 – stock.adobe.com used under license’ The Sacred and the Profane – A Review The Sacred and the Profane is a classic book on the history of religion and mythology. Find out how it reveals the Universe, Nature, and Humanity as our connections to the sacred. (5:00 min read)   –

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‘Making Peace with Nature’ Report Offers Sustainable Blueprint

‘Making Peace with Nature’ is the title of a new report from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). Find out how it lays out a blueprint for solving our climate, biodiversity and pollution challenges (Photo credit: UN News)  

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The power of allurement, the mystery of beauty

In this essay I ponder one of nature’s most intriguing mysteries: why is so much so beautiful? Why all those luscious colors, gossamer wings, silken petals? Why rustling waves of grasslands, filled with flowers, chirping crickets, soaring meadowlarks? Beauty is an aspect of the universal power that cosmologist Brian Swimme calls allurement, the great attracting […]

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Weathering the storm: living with the power of cataclysm

We owe our existence to the spectacular collapse of early stars. So the challenging power of cataclysm has been with us since the beginning. We live on a planet of shifting tectonic plates, which means we will face earthquakes and volcanoes. But that movement also means we are alive on a verdant earth. Then there […]

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A Religious System in a Changing World

This blog is about the struggles of the Catholic Church to adapt to a changing world down through the ages. The focus is on church not as a religion but, rather, as an organizational system. It suggests the need for a new vision to deal with the climate changing world;

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John Lewis, In Memoriam.

At the end of this year we remember the life of John Lewis, a leader in the struggle against racial discrimination. His life provides an example of how we might engage in what he described as “Good Trouble” to deal with the climate changing world we now exist in.

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Family Christmas Stories

In the saddest Christmas with the pandemic that most of us will have ever experienced  we need a way to encourage ourselves. In our family we do it by telling one another stories. This chronicle is about some of our Bell-family Christmas stories. At the end is a link to our favorite Christmas story as […]

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