The Challenge of Artificial Intelligence, a Spiritual-Scientific Response Written by Nicanor Perlas, Filipino global activist. Book Review by Lois Schroff Observe the word “spiritual” in the title. In our present materialistic world created more and more since the advent of science in the 17th century, we hear only of “spirit” while in churches. However, Rudolf
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EVENT CANCELED Just as Christmas is a celebration honoring the Christ, Michaelmas is an arts celebration dedicated to the Archangel Michael, and normally held on September 29th in Christian churches around the world. Mexico is no exception. Mexico has at least eighty churches dedicated to Saint Michael. Their location in villages/towns/cities bear the preface, San Miguel—for example,
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Before moving to Mexico in 2005, I lived for ten years at Virginia Beach, Virginia, only one block from the powerful Atlantic Ocean. Many happy hours were spent strolling among the highs and lows of gentle currents, knowing all the while that the pull of moon and tides could spell danger. Would I get caught
SISTERS—A Memoir By Lois Schroff Do you remember the WWII ballad: I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen? On Monday nights for the year 1943, I was one of the Stage Door Canteen hostesses at their location across from the White House. That meant that I danced and talked (but don’t date!)
What Is 5G? By Lois Schroff (Review of an article: 5G: THE FINAL ASSAULT by Jeremy Naydler appearing in the Winter 2018-19 issue of New View, a journal supporting spiritual renewal.) In Nov. 2018, the FCC authorized the rocket company, SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk (of Tesla fame), to launch a fleet of 7,518 additional
What Kind of World Do We Want? And How Do We Get There? By Lois Schroff Addressing this issue, Naomi Klein offered advice in her most recent book: No is Not Enough. As a start, she advocated forming discussion groups to find ways to work in unison toward creating a better and fairer society. Although
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“World View 2016” By Lois Schroff In 2013, 350 ppm (parts per million) was considered a safe level of CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions in our atmosphere in order that we continue our comfortable life-style. Further, we were told by our leading scientific thinkers, that if the number grew to 450ppm, we would find ourselves
Goethe And His “Faust” By Lois Schroffwww.lakechapalapaintingguild.org Goethe (1749-1832), the exemplary German poet/playwright/scientist of the 18th Century worked for the greater part of his life to resolve his epic poem, Faust. The first part of the publication appeared when he was 24 years old and the ending segment only a year before his
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