From Spitian Deserts to the Pastures of Lahual
August 13, 2009 – 2:28 am | 2 Comments

Most of us were overjoyed with the thought of walking on glaciers in the Himalayas, of course there was the odd nerve as well, but that was negligible. So we got off the jeep …

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Artwork

Interesting, quirky, colorful and unique artwork from around the world. Be it beer cans, rocks, nails or forks art is all about creativity, and here is a collection of fascinating artwork

Chill Out

Take time off from daily activities and enjoy this light and humorous section, that covers almost anything – music, games, optical illusions, etc

Culture

This section brings to you a potpourri of customs and traditions that are radical, meaningful and revolutionary

Spirituality

We share stories and parables that will inspire us to be a better self and lead to a spiritual awakening in our lives. Join the path to raise our state of consciousness

Travel

It’s all about the journey! We’ve traversed through mountains, oceans, glaciers and valleys, experiencing nature at its best. If you want to see the places we have been, take a ride and enjoy the journey

Sustainability »

Sustainability for a Futurist : Archaeology
August 25, 2010 – 7:27 pm | No Comment

Here’s another dose of enlightenment from our comrade Aliston, he takes us through the origins of man, laughs at evolution and puts forth some interesting theories. This is a follow on his last post on Health.

human evolution according to darwin

Darwin's theory of evolution

There have been many unexplainable artifacts that have been found at sites all around the world but are dumped in basements and not acknowledged because they don’t fit in with every leading, and obviously concerned, scientists current way of thinking.

This authoritarian system of “peer review” be it in archeology, paleontology, biology or any other department is an effective way of keeping independent thinkers out of the public information loop. However, it is becoming increasingly clear that Darwin’s “Swiss cheese” evolution theory is going to become very stupid to the public understanding even though they still brainwash us with his survival agenda.

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Sustainability for a Futurist : Health
June 24, 2010 – 6:17 pm | 2 Comments
Sustainability for a Futurist : Health

In continuation to Aliston’s Sustainability for a Futurist : Technology, he covers health, alternative medicines, ancient techniques now forgotten and a technique that cured 98% of fatal cancers.
The modern medical system, also rooted in the …

Sustainability for a Futurist : Technology
June 4, 2010 – 3:53 am | 2 Comments
Sustainability for a Futurist : Technology

In continuation to Aliston’s Sustainability for a Futurist, he covers technology, unused technology from the past that can change the future itself.
Our primary energy sources are all exhaustible in nature and they only profit a …

The Master and Jack of All!
May 23, 2010 – 1:55 pm | 5 Comments
The Master and Jack of All!

Jack of All, Master of None, this is a concept we have heard throughout our childhood. We have been brought up in a system that teaches us to harness a skill to, as they put …

Sustainability for a Futurist : Introduction
May 15, 2010 – 12:41 am | 5 Comments
Sustainability for a Futurist : Introduction

After the Untold Truth Series from Aliston, we now have a series of posts on Sustainability for a Futurist. This post shall enlighten you on what the topic means, and will also cover a variety …

Grow Your Veggies in Urban Homes
April 6, 2010 – 11:00 pm | 2 Comments
Grow Your Veggies in Urban Homes

Finally an update since our last update, good bye global warming, we received a couple of comments where people stated, they hope that global warming existed because people are really changing and showing concern for …

Goodbye Global Warming
February 9, 2010 – 7:41 pm | 12 Comments
Goodbye Global Warming

If you are a regular reader here you would have come across one of the many articles on Global Warming that we have blogged about. But as change and understanding is never constant with us, …

The Biggest & Brightest Full Moon of 2010
January 30, 2010 – 8:05 am | 4 Comments
The Biggest & Brightest Full Moon of 2010

I saw it rising on the horizon, draped in white, shining in its full glory, wide and bright.
The full moon night is here, and this time its the biggest and brightest of 2010, …

The Wandering Ayurvedic Doctors of India
January 11, 2010 – 12:30 am | 2 Comments
The Wandering Ayurvedic Doctors of India

Traveling around the country in vans, living in open fields, following an age-old tradition of selling Ayurvedic jadibuti (medicinal and aromatic plants)), is the lifestyle of a nomadic tribe from Satna district in Madhya …

Discovering the Magic of Aloe Vera
January 3, 2010 – 4:59 am | 2 Comments
Discovering the Magic of Aloe Vera

We are settling into our new home and discovering the wonders of living close to nature. Something which would be lacking in a city, where urban dwellers aiming to lead a greener lifestyle end …

Our Jain Wedding
December 15, 2009 – 4:58 am | No Comment
Our Jain Wedding

As the day approached closer the excitement was building mixed with shades of anxiety, of course in a good way. We did tie the knot in church but the Jain wedding was going …