Universal Messages… Daily OM
27 Feb 2009 1 Comment
| February 27, 2009 Universal Messages SignsThe universe can often relay messages to us through signs. Often, we are too busy to stop and consider what may or may not be a sign. We may ask the universe for guidance, yet fail to recognize the sign it sends us in response. Learning the subtle language of signs can help you interpret the guidance the universe sends your way. We all have been blessed with a connection that allows the universe to communicate directly with us. To be able to understand the information relayed over that connection, however, it is necessary that we learn to pay attention and know what to look for. To see and correctly interpret a sign, you must open your heart and mind to the universe and invite its guidance into your life. Many of us are blind to the signs we receive because we expect angels or our spirit guides to speak to us in a booming voice and tell us exactly what we need to hear. But signs are usually of this earth and therefore easier to encounter. A song lodged in your mind or a number that seems to pop up everywhere you look after youve asked the universe for guidance can both be signs. Signs may come through the animal world, from strangers, or jump out of a book in the form of an insightful passage. A sign may be a direct answer to one of your questions. Other signs may point you in the right direction, warn of impending difficulties, or show you a different way. If you want the universe to send you a sign, tell it that you are ready and willing to accept its guidance. Not everything you hear or see will be a sign. If you are receptive and patient, however, the signs you receive will become easier to recognize. It is important to listen to your intuition. A sign can mean many things to different people, and only you can decipher a signs meaning is for you. As you practice reading the signs and following their guidance, the universe will send more of them your way. |
Fireside Chat at RedBull Music Radio
24 Feb 2009 Leave a Comment
Check out the fireside chat I did with Redbull Radio… A lot of music some old some new some unreleased… a presentation of the Sound REbellion Also some music by Everett James… Its nice…
Check out Jero
20 Feb 2009 1 Comment
He’s an Enka singer, he’s a quarter Japanese like me lol! and from Philly… went to Japan to study and work and became a star!! Check out the video below…
Beatdown Volume 2: Black President free download
20 Feb 2009 Leave a Comment
Stacy says get yours… 
The Beatdown Vol 2: Black President.
(click image to download)
“The concept for this mixtape came from the overwhelming energy of the past election which resulted in the innogoration of the first Black President in the United States of America. I found myself searching through predictions and quotations from our past of a black president. What resulted is a mixtape that expresses through music and quotations my feelings of the election.
Musically the whole peice is done exclusively on an old school Ensoniq ASR-10. Just records and an ASR 10 like every beatdown mixtape. The whole project is just under 20 minutes of instrumental hip-hop. Just rugged ass beats!!! ENJOY!!!
Sincerely,
Everett James”
video from francesco scandale
20 Feb 2009 Leave a Comment
francesco shared this video with me….check it out…
stop dumping ur trash on the motherland!
18 Feb 2009 Leave a Comment
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7897631.stm
Toxic rubbish ‘dumped in Africa’
Hundreds of thousands of household items end up in African rubbish dumps
Tonnes of toxic waste from municipal dumps in the West are being dumped illegally in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, an investigation has found.
Hundreds of thousands of broken items like TVs and computers are being sold to dealers on the pretext of re-use.
Under EU law, such household appliances must be dismantled or recycled.
But they are stripped of raw metals by those working on poisoned waste dumps, the report by Greenpeace, Sky News and Britain’s Independent newspaper found.
Greenpeace said the young people working on such dumps often break apart the electronic items for parts, but in doing so are exposed to poisonous chemicals like mercury, lead and cadmium.
We took all the insides out and put [in] a tracker device
Environmentalist Iza Kruszewskahe
Computers pile up in Ghana dump
“We basically managed to track a TV going from the UK allegedly as second-hand equipment to Nigeria,” Iza Kruszewskahe, from the environmental group, told the BBC’s Focus on Africa programme.
“When in fact we knew, because we gutted it, this TV, before it left the UK, we took all the insides out and put [in] a tracker device, which enabled us to track this old TV from the UK, through the recycler, etc to Nigeria.”
