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| Blog Name: | Complexity Simplified |
| Url: | http://raimalarter.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | science, religion, complexity |
| Description: | Everything you ever, or never, wanted to know about complex systems science. Plus a bit about other things that interest me...writing fiction, writing about science, religion and science, contemplative practice...you name it. |
| Popularity: | 37 Followers |
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Thanks to Bosco Peters and his great blog for drawing my attention to this latest contribution from Carl Sagan and friends. If you liked "A Glorious Dawn," you're going to love this new video. Totally awesome...
Thanks to Bosco Peters and his great blog for drawing my attention to this latest contribution from Carl Sagan and friends. If you liked "A Glorious Dawn," you're going to love this new video. Totally awesome...
Gratitude: The Truth of Our Existence
This month's issue of the magazine, "Spirituality and Health," includes an article on gratitude - a perfect topic for Thanksgiving Day, it seems to me. Included in that article is a quote from philosopher Charles Eisenstein that struck me as exceedingly wise. I share it with you today as my Thanksgiving gift to you."We are born helpless infants, creatures of pure need with little resource to give, yet we are fed, we are protected, we are clothed and held and soothed, without having done anything to deserve it, without offering anything in exchange. This experience, common to everyone who has made it past childhood, informs our deepest spiritual intuition
This month's issue of the magazine, "Spirituality and Health," includes an article on gratitude - a perfect topic for Thanksgiving Day, it seems to me. Included in that article is a quote from philosopher Charles Eisenstein that struck me as exceedingly wise. I share it with you today as my Thanksgiving gift to you."We are born helpless infants, creatures of pure need with little resource to give, yet we are fed, we are protected, we are clothed and held and soothed, without having done anything to deserve it, without offering anything in exchange. This experience, common to everyone who has made it past childhood, informs our deepest spiritual intuition
Nearly-Wordless Wednesday
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Autumn Splendor - Happy Thanksgiving!For more Wordless Wednesday photos, click here.
Nearly-Wordless Wednesday
Christmas Cactus? It's Not Even Thanksgiving Yet!For more Wordless Wednesday posts, click here.
Christmas Cactus? It's Not Even Thanksgiving Yet!For more Wordless Wednesday posts, click here.
Spectacular Meteor Show Expected
The 2009 Leonid meteor shower is expected to reach peak intensity tomorrow. It should be a fantastic show, since tonight we have a new moon. This means a relatively dark sky early tomorrow morning when the Leonids are at their peak.Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office predicts 20 - 30 meteors per hour over North America. Skywatchers in Asia will have an even better show, with perhaps 200 - 300 per hour observable. The Leonid meteor shower occurs when Earth passes through the stream of debris left by Comet Tempel-Tuttle. The
The 2009 Leonid meteor shower is expected to reach peak intensity tomorrow. It should be a fantastic show, since tonight we have a new moon. This means a relatively dark sky early tomorrow morning when the Leonids are at their peak.Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office predicts 20 - 30 meteors per hour over North America. Skywatchers in Asia will have an even better show, with perhaps 200 - 300 per hour observable. The Leonid meteor shower occurs when Earth passes through the stream of debris left by Comet Tempel-Tuttle. The
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