  Wade Doak - Diver, aquanaut, ocean researcher, writer and photographer (Ultimo)
posted Fri July 30th 2010 @ 7:33 PM
***** Repeat of February 2010 Interview *****
Wade Doak is NZ’s equivalent to Jacques Cousteau having spent over 50 years as a aquanaut around New Zealand's coastline, interacting underwater with all species, researching the local ocean ecosystems, especially where the land meets the sea and the diverse interactions take place in these environments.
Author of a large number of books, films and documentaries, Wade is better known overseas than he is here in NZ.
Wade is also a world authority on dolphins having studied and swum with them in the wild and he has traveled extensively overseas sharing his knowledge on these most intelligent of creatures. Read More »
 Bruce Lipton ~ Around the curve in New Zealand (Part Two) (Ultimo)
posted Thu July 22nd 2010 @ 10:37 PM
***** Repeat of March 2010 Interview *****
Formerly of Stanford University USA, He enthuses us - that by changing our belief system, and letting go of fear we can cro-create and change evolution - and that knowledge is power and at a cellular level a minimum age of 140 years of age is within our scope.
The interview ranges over: working in groups in community, collectively with shared aspirations and creativity - we shape a positive future. Including, science and spirit, matter and energy fields, what is visible and what is not, everything being connected ... we are in relationship ... even if we don''t realise it! Read More »
 Carl Calleman - An Important Clarification (Ultimo)
posted Thu July 15th 2010 @ 12:00 AM
***** Repeat of April 2010 Interview *****
2012 - Mayan Calendar - What is it about?
We in the Western world have been influenced by the historical events of what came out of Greece and Rome, however, when London had only a few thousand people in 800 AD, Tikal which is now in Guatemala was an advanced civilisation of 80,000 Mayan people, with a fully written language and living in elegant, architecturally built buildings with a pyramid as their center piece.
Intrinsically integrated into their cosmology was an advanced calendar that has its culmination point in 2012.
So why did the Maya have as a focal point of their civilisation a calendar that they "built on" that has a prophetic date, when their civilisation basically collapses around a 1000 years ago, yet only in the last 30 years researchers uncovers a profound understanding that humanity is at a point of cosmic timing that states that we are at the culmination of our evolutionary cycle? Read More »
 Bruce Lipton ~ Around the curve in New Zealand (Part One) (Ultimo)
posted Sun July 11th 2010 @ 10:56 AM
***** Repeat of March 2010 Interview *****
Listen to Bruce Lipton talking about the ‘new edge of science’, his experiences in that realm and of the necessity for a massive shift in our belief systems to realize our connectivity to the invisible world, of energy fields, consciousness, quantum physics, the journey of our soul … of spirit, Avatar and specifically, that it is essential for humanity to come into alignment at a very deep level within nature - as community. Read More »
 Dr Mels Barton on the Ecology of a Supercity, Governance and Democracy (Ultimo)
posted Thu July 1st 2010 @ 1:05 PM
Listen to a clear and lucid understanding of what the many grass roots and volunteer groups are doing to make New Zealand sustainable and the excellent work they do, what charitable trusts support them, and how local government needs more consciousness to see that an ecological approach to environment, health and community are critical to where we are going as a nation.
That at a national level, the Government still sees the environment as 'something' to exploit, when for example, in England, Marks and Spencer (the huge super store) has gone sustainable and is producing larger profits, because of going more into organics and a healthier lifestyle.
On top of this the NZ Resource Management Act is perceived as woolly, in that there are no numbers in it, no targets, or standards, and that we are 20 years behind Europe in writing and complying with policy, when in fact we could be the planetary leader! Read More »
 How Gaia works at a basic level (Ultimo)
posted Fri June 25th 2010 @ 10:10 PM
James Lovelock when asked what was his greatest invention, said it was not the microwave oven which he supposedly invented, not the electron capture device, which was able to capture microscopic ozone particles in the Antarctic atmosphere, nor the Gaia hypothesis.
The below concept was to him his greatest breakthrough.
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 Steve Hart on Creating your own Media, to Get your Message Across (Ultimo)
posted Thu June 24th 2010 @ 10:49 AM
Steve Hart worked as a DJ on radio in Britain and in 1976 there were few radio stations in the UK.
He worked for 8 years as a volunteer music presenter and newsreader on hospital radio in Britain that led to work for radio stations in his home county of Essex – including with the BBC. But by then his second choice career as a journalist was taking off.
He moved to New Zealand in 2000 to take up a senior editorial role with the New Zealand Herald where he stayed for seven years. In 2007 he opted to work freelance as a journalist, photographer, video maker and publisher.
Today he publishes the Viewfinder magazine for budding moviemakers to post on Utube and the web, as well as writing about careers, business and finance for various newspapers and magazines. Read More »
 Breathe (Ultimo)
posted Wed June 23rd 2010 @ 10:07 PM
I ask you, to when you go out into the world that you greet all people as a brother and a sister and consciously make the effort to have open, honest, dialogue.
And show that we need to co-operate as a humanity if we are to find the solutions to the challenges that we have in so many ways, sub-consciously created or help create on our planet today.
By recognising we are all connected to the one breath, as one human organism is imperative - as we come to the realisation that the only way through our many faceted challenges is to awaken to why we are on this living earth now.
Through the in-breath of taking in oxygen-laden air down into our lungs, into our alveoli - via our hemoglobin and into our heart, can we make this unifying connection? Thus, when this oxygen fortifies, nurtures and nourishes our body - the temple we inhabit - upon our out-breath, let us attach our love and our light to every molecule we breathe out, so that we flood and seed the atmosphere with the essence of who we are as one evolving co-creative consciousness.
By doing this we together, build our way to the next level of consciousness, where higher intuitive energies and solutions make themselves known and the sacredness of our own being and that of our magnificent planet, becomes obvious. Read More »
 Jon Winder of the Sephira Institute on Conscious Leadership (Ultimo)
posted Thu June 17th 2010 @ 12:31 PM
Jon Winder of the Sephira institute here in Auckland NZ is involved in change manage around human dimensions of how people interact, translating the organisational and personal vision into action and understanding of how to create a culture of consciousness.
So what is consciousness and how do we remain conscious and linked to the universal field?
In a world of huge corporations, powers and possibilities, how do we as a humanity come into an understanding of what is real and authentic, when we have to survive sustainably and thrive as a species?
And how do we learn and how do we facilitate learning that inspires us to lead and why is it that we are so short off outstanding leaders here in NZ as well as globally? Read More »
 Tuma Hazou ~ Palestinian, Middle East Analyst (Ultimo)
posted Thu June 10th 2010 @ 10:33 PM
“The Palestinian/Israeli conflict.”
Who are Hamas? And what about Fatah (and who are the Hezbollah?) Have Jews and the Palestinians become victims of Zionism?
Born and educated in Jerusalem. Joined BBC Arabic Services in London. Radio TV Journalist, Filmmaker in Jordan, contributing to the BBC, UPI, ABC, and Special advisor to Prince Hassan, then Crown Prince of Jordan.
Plus, UNICEF’s regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa in Amman, as Chief of Information and External Relations. Read More »
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