Author Archives: kjmaclean

This month we look at banking and finance, the underpinnings for any political system, and introduce a fascinating book that illustrates one man’s personal awakening about the United States’ role in the global economy. The banking sector of the Western … Continue reading →

We have all heard the advice that “accepting” whatever situation you are in will lead to a positive result. This is basically the same as “say yes to it” or “stop resisting it.” My reaction to hearing this sort of … Continue reading →

For 5,000 years we have been taught that our physical reality is massive and really hard to change. That viewpoint is limited, however, and is the result of knowledge gained strictly from the limitation of the five bodily senses. In … Continue reading →

“A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.” —-Thomas Jefferson Tyranny by Any Name is…Tyranny In the United states today we operate under the political system called Statism. Statism has … Continue reading →

The fundamental dichotomy in human thought and philosophy is the inability of humanity to understand the existence of the spiritual. Philosophy, religion, and science peripherally recognize an underlying but invisible substrate that creates the material world we see around us; … Continue reading →

Why does the majority of human GDP go to fund an insane war machine? Why does the financial system and the government reward parasites, criminals, and other lowlifes, and punish honest folk? Why, when the total value of human output … Continue reading →

Here is a blog post I copied word for word, from Jim Babka and Perry Willis of DownsizeDC.org. In an era when the consciousness of humanity is rising, there are still some who choose to give up their power. Mostly … Continue reading →

A new paper by physicists Nassim Haramein and Elizabeth Rauscher shows the essential unity within nature. This is a very exciting development and gives concrete proof to the idea that the natural world did not evolve randomly; or, if it … Continue reading →

Denouement is a French word that means ‘the outcome of a complex sequence of events.’ It comes from the from the French denouer, ‘to untie’, and originally from the Latin nodus, ‘a knot.’ My old Webster’s New College Dictionary also … Continue reading →