Must read books from authors that inspired the film, Time is Art

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Books, more books and even more books!  Some of authors of these books inspired the film also appear in Time is Art, while others continue to inform and transform this ongoing documentary series. Topics include synchronicity, consciousness, morphic fields, symbology, crop circles, the Maya, art, our relationship to plants, cosmic cycles and history and much more. This [...]

The Mystery We Call God



BY ALICE O. HOWELL One fish said to another, “I don’t believe in water!” I once had a dream in Latin. It said: Cogito ergo sum ergo scivio deus est. The first part is Descartes’ famous saying I think therefore I am, but then it continues, therefore I [can] know God is! I woke my dear husband up and he wrote [...]

Why We Should Never Ignore Synchronicity

By The Alchemist  It’s really freaky sometimes but it’s also a glimpse of what lies beneath our senses. This World, well…our material World, isn’t perfect. Although, almost everything on Earth is made in a way to convince us, that material world is the only truth, there are some moments when we realize that there is [...]

Pyramid Art, Synchronicity & Timelessness

Mark Dolamore

By Mark Dolamore The Pyramid will open your mind to the force of timelessness. It's the most startling of three images, which is part of a triptych piece of systems art. The visually expressed calculation is a mathematical system employing a simple formula and this Jewel Mandala, designed to reconfigure binary coded data. These codes [...]

The Artist as the Healer of the World

By Paul Levy In my last two articles The Wounded Healer, Part 1 and Part 2, I point out the importance of consciously stepping into the archetypal figure of the “wounded healer” for the healing of our planetary situation. The wounded healer receives the gifts encoded in their ordeal when they are able to alchemically [...]

Shadows & Light: Our Archetypal Nature

by Gary S. Bobroff via Archetypal Nature “I thought of Jung as a noetic archeologist, [he] provided maps of the unconscious.” – Terence McKenna Most of us imagine that we know ourselves pretty well. But like a periscope that thinks it’s the whole submarine, our self-image makes no accommodation for the fact of the unconscious. [...]