My Somerset Life
Brian Snellgrove
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Will the truth (science) survive?
BJ – can science survive? JB – it is dead. That’s why I left it. If you have to change the very definition of what it is to fit society and the people who run it then there is no validity to it. BJ what comes after...
A day of rest – well, relatively speaking
So much has happened recently that when the evening comes I don't have the energy or the 'ooomph' to write it down. Today Monday we have the Town Carnival, commencing at 19.30 where an assortment of lorries sponsored...
What is the brain?
BJ – What is the brain? I reckon that the whole body/aura is the brain of which the brain itself is just a symbol and storer of junk data. It stores all the bad things or indeed everything that has happened to you...
Inspired words from Buddhist Dr Sukerat Bhakdi
Today I am in full work mode. I love this Doctor; irrespective of subject matter, his attitude is a role model for anything in the scientific or indeed the humanities field. Do watch this interview and watch how he...
Mobile phones – neutrinos and everything
BJ – these neutrinos are like a whole new world. JB – I did tell you BJ -I am addicted to it. It has exercised the minds of the greatest people including Einstein and you can’t see the dammed thing. BJ I don’t...
What does it mean to be human?
I came across this during one of my many wanderings through sites related to Covid. We are supposed to - and were once - an embodiment of light. We are now harbingers of doom in so far as we do not respect our humanity...
Settling in for the winter (of our discontent?)
We have invited a Feng Shui consultant to visit us later on this month. I want everything in our home to be harmonious as we move to the next phase of our development. I have today written to the subscribers of my...
People of different nationalities – the myth of separation
Star Seed in a world without separation BJ – When I talk to different people they do not think in the same way. Some cannot think out of the box. I cannot say that some people and lateral thinking go hand in hand;...
Anyone relate to this? from the LauraAboli channel Telegram
‘Hey God’ by John Roedel Me: Hey God. God: Hello..... Me: I'm falling apart. Can you put me back together? God: I would rather not. Me: Why? God: Because you aren't a puzzle. Me: What about all of the pieces of my life...
I admit I am stunned by this – an unlikely lesson in faith
Most people don't use imagine-ation when writing a piece. This writer, Lisa Loraine Baker, has the talent of putting the reader in the picture and I read this thorough whilst being side tracked from something complete...
A couple of days in Cardiff
I always follow my instincts when it comes to travel. I got the idea lat Friday that we should do a brief visit to Cardiff in Wales. It is quite close to us. As the crow flies it is 32 miles but more like 55 miles by...
Loneliness or enjoying your own company?
BJ – We have a certain loneliness due to our intrinsic state, secondly due to our awareness, and trying to resurrect the dead – who is going to want to seek the light when they are stuck in fear and the two just don’t...
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