Comments for Liminal Worlds http://www.liminalworlds.com Whatever is liminal, or emerging --arts, culture, society, spirituality Sat, 10 Dec 2011 04:47:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Internet Censorship Bill and the Need for a New Coalition by Tea Party/OWS Meeting of Minds http://www.liminalworlds.com/internet-censorship-bill-and-the-need-for-a-new-coalition.html/comment-page-1#comment-1526 Tea Party/OWS Meeting of Minds Sat, 10 Dec 2011 04:47:29 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=231#comment-1526 [...] a few weeks ago, I posted a blog entry about the need for a new coalition. This was in reference to the internet censorship bill that’s currently threatening us. [...] [...] a few weeks ago, I posted a blog entry about the need for a new coalition. This was in reference to the internet censorship bill that’s currently threatening us. [...]

]]> Comment on 9/11 and the Media by The7Stars http://www.liminalworlds.com/911-and-the-media.html/comment-page-1#comment-1198 The7Stars Tue, 11 Oct 2011 17:31:28 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=213#comment-1198 <strong>The7Stars...</strong> [...]9/11 and the Media[...]... The7Stars…

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]]> Comment on 9/11 Truth 10 Years Later -Does it Still Matter? by Dominik http://www.liminalworlds.com/911-truth-10-years-later-does-it-still-matter.html/comment-page-1#comment-963 Dominik Fri, 19 Aug 2011 19:31:51 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=202#comment-963 Again: a very good article, Larry! And no, it probably isn't the most pressing issue today. But I believe that if the official story should turn out to be a big lie, that would make the coming shift (which many are anticipating) yet more profound. It is a very valid point that one can totally get lost in such research, sacrificing all one's sparetime, but I think there will be enough dedicated people, even after another 10 years, to eventually bring out any probably hidden truth. Again: a very good article, Larry!

And no, it probably isn’t the most pressing issue today.

But I believe that if the official story should turn out to be a big lie, that would make the coming shift (which many are anticipating) yet more profound.

It is a very valid point that one can totally get lost in such research, sacrificing all one’s sparetime, but I think there will be enough dedicated people, even after another 10 years, to eventually bring out any probably hidden truth.

]]> Comment on The Decline of Fundarationalism by Dominik http://www.liminalworlds.com/the-decline-of-fundarationalism-2.html/comment-page-1#comment-918 Dominik Wed, 10 Aug 2011 09:55:37 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=165#comment-918 Hey LarryC, great article and a stunning word – fundarationalism. I just discussed with a friend about skeptics and religious fundamentalists and your article provided some welcome additional input. Can I ask you a few further questions? I did not find any contact info. Maybe you can get back to me – thanks. Hey LarryC,

great article and a stunning word – fundarationalism. I just discussed with a friend about skeptics and religious fundamentalists and your article provided some welcome additional input. Can I ask you a few further questions? I did not find any contact info. Maybe you can get back to me – thanks.

]]> Comment on The Stone of Alexandria by Neverwhere - A Modern Classic of Urban Fantasy | Urban Books http://www.liminalworlds.com/the-stone-of-alexandria/comment-page-1#comment-906 Neverwhere - A Modern Classic of Urban Fantasy | Urban Books Mon, 08 Aug 2011 10:55:21 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?page_id=5#comment-906 [...] cultural issues, the arts and metaphysics. He is also the author of the urban fantasy novel, The Stone of Alexandria. Posted in Urban Books Articles | Tags: Classic, Classic Fantasy, Fantasy, Modern, Modern [...] [...] cultural issues, the arts and metaphysics. He is also the author of the urban fantasy novel, The Stone of Alexandria. Posted in Urban Books Articles | Tags: Classic, Classic Fantasy, Fantasy, Modern, Modern [...]

]]> Comment on David Wilcock Interviews Benjamin Fulford by Illuminati http://www.liminalworlds.com/david-wilcock-interviews-benjamin-fulford.html/comment-page-1#comment-851 Illuminati Wed, 27 Jul 2011 03:23:20 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=190#comment-851 Together we can take down the Illuminati! Great post and website. Together we can take down the Illuminati! Great post and website.

]]> Comment on Unite the Collective by Micelirus http://www.liminalworlds.com/unite-the-collective.html/comment-page-1#comment-811 Micelirus Sun, 17 Jul 2011 20:41:58 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=179#comment-811 I truly believe in the awakening. It is felt by many and some not so peaceful as others. Its good to see a constructive blog to support Unite the Collective and Ryan (dero7). To me they are keeping us tied together as one family without judgements or blame or any preconceived notions. May they continue their work with all the blessings of the universe. I truly believe in the awakening. It is felt by many and some not so peaceful as others. Its good to see a constructive blog to support Unite the Collective and Ryan (dero7). To me they are keeping us tied together as one family without judgements or blame or any preconceived notions. May they continue their work with all the blessings of the universe.

]]> Comment on The Stone of Alexandria by Best Fantasy Books For Urban Fantasy Fans « Book Blog http://www.liminalworlds.com/the-stone-of-alexandria/comment-page-1#comment-383 Best Fantasy Books For Urban Fantasy Fans « Book Blog Sat, 05 Feb 2011 08:58:50 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?page_id=5#comment-383 [...] is a writer of both fiction and nonfiction. He is the author of the metaphysical/urban fantasy, The Stone of Alexandria, written under his pen name, Lleu [...] [...] is a writer of both fiction and nonfiction. He is the author of the metaphysical/urban fantasy, The Stone of Alexandria, written under his pen name, Lleu [...]

]]> Comment on Adbusters review by steve jaubert http://www.liminalworlds.com/adbusters-review.html/comment-page-1#comment-303 steve jaubert Mon, 26 Jul 2010 01:39:13 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=29#comment-303 I was originally attracted to this magazine for attempts to expose capitalist exploitation especially in marketing our way of life. I agree with you in that I don't see much that is offered to change anything in a practical way except maybe yourself but that is good. I feel it is generally successful in that way with me and perhaps with perceptive readers who don't want to fit the society norms 'just because'. I am bothered however by what seems to be to me subtle preachiness regarding the mideast conflict between israelites and palestinians and other conflicts worldwide. It seems a little divergent from talking about ads and icons and more like trying to influence my 'choosing sides'. The magazine seems to be involved with showing you how to 'see through' the guises and let you presumably think as a reasonable person might so I say let me choose my own sides. The magazine comes across as cult like when they start to expound specifically from the more generalized overview. Of course there are lots of specific points that anyone can make about right and wrong but to me that is politics. There is too much of that sort of thing in the magazine so I quit buying it. If that's what they want to do then call the magazine something else like War Mongering World Journal or Corporate Times and at least invite comments from all sides but don't get me interested in the ad theme and then try to sidewind me with attempts to influence me politically. That's what the typical magazines all do. Its there right of course to go that route and mine of course to buy or not. I would say to them to be a little more trusting of the reader to think for themselves. Steve Jaubert I was originally attracted to this magazine for attempts to expose capitalist exploitation especially in marketing our way of life. I agree with you in that I don’t see much that is offered to change anything in a practical way except maybe yourself but that is good. I feel it is generally successful in that way with me and perhaps with perceptive readers who don’t want to fit the society norms ‘just because’. I am bothered however by what seems to be to me subtle preachiness regarding the mideast conflict between israelites and palestinians and other conflicts worldwide. It seems a little divergent from talking about ads and icons and more like trying to influence my ‘choosing sides’. The magazine seems to be involved with showing you how to ‘see through’ the guises and let you presumably think as a reasonable person might so I say let me choose my own sides. The magazine comes across as cult like when they start to expound specifically from the more generalized overview. Of course there are lots of specific points that anyone can make about right and wrong but to me that is politics. There is too much of that sort of thing in the magazine so I quit buying it. If that’s what they want to do then call the magazine something else like War Mongering World Journal or Corporate Times and at least invite comments from all sides but don’t get me interested in the ad theme and then try to sidewind me with attempts to influence me politically. That’s what the typical magazines all do. Its there right of course to go that route and mine of course to buy or not. I would say to them to be a little more trusting of the reader to think for themselves. Steve Jaubert

]]> Comment on Sarah Silverman vs. TED by James P Casey http://www.liminalworlds.com/sarah-silverman-vs-ted.html/comment-page-1#comment-296 James P Casey Thu, 13 May 2010 21:16:53 +0000 http://www.liminalworlds.com/?p=116#comment-296 The Amazing Randi isn't amazing, he's a boneheaded atheistic materialist who parlays attacking 'cutting edge' research, borderline science & anything & everything that has to do w/ spiritual, psychic or 'Borderline'/ Liminal science into his bank account. He's one of the heads of the narrow minded reductionist Hit Squads that target anyone who steps out of line in the funda-mental Church of Science, you know where we're all just a bunch of accidental descendants from a random ice ball that collided w/ Earth. They run a media campaign slandering their targets w/crackpot, quack, fundamentalist, etc. There is no 'Mind', or soul or anything resembling a Divine Intelligence; according to them there's just a physical brain. 'God' forbid you mention something like "Intelligent Evolution"(mine) or some such thing. People have been hounded out of their jobs by their slimey tactics. He makes politicians look good. The Amazing Randi isn’t amazing, he’s a boneheaded atheistic materialist who parlays attacking ‘cutting edge’ research, borderline science & anything & everything that has to do w/ spiritual, psychic or ‘Borderline’/ Liminal science into his bank account. He’s one of the heads of the narrow minded reductionist Hit Squads that target anyone who steps out of line in the funda-mental Church of Science, you know where we’re all just a bunch of accidental descendants from a random ice ball that collided w/ Earth. They run a media campaign slandering their targets w/crackpot, quack, fundamentalist, etc. There is no ‘Mind’, or soul or anything resembling a Divine Intelligence; according to them there’s just a physical brain. ‘God’ forbid you mention something like “Intelligent Evolution”(mine) or some such thing. People have been hounded out of their jobs by their slimey tactics. He makes politicians look good.

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