Watch the central paved section of the street slide around like a conveyor belt.

Our past still remains as much a mystery as our future.

Woah.

“Type: Documentary Rating: NR Running Time: 60 Minutes Starring: Directed by: Peter Tetteroo, Raymond Feddema PLOT DESCRIPTION The winner of the 2001 International Emmy award for Best Documentary, Welcome to North Korea is a grotesquely surreal look at the all-too-real conditions in modern-day North Korea. Dutch filmmaker Peter Tetteroo and his associate Raymond Feddema spent a week in and around the North Korean capital of Pyongyang — ample time to produce this outstanding film. Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs; from www.archive.org. “

So, did US President DeRoosevelt need an excuse to get into the war? Itchy Fatboy trigger finger? In my view, quite probably. We cannot trust politicians nor the fruits of their labour: in this case, and so many others, that fruit is history.

People who think this kind of thing is foolish nonsense and a waste of time do themselves a gross disservice. Subtle energy is a reality: from bio-static, magnetic to electrochemical, our physical bodies, as well as our mental and emotional states, are awash with these ambient tides.

Our biologies are very much like the weather and are, likewise, affected by it, among other things such as health, stress, sights and sounds, scent, touch, and – ultimately – thought (as this is all the former things, ultimately, comprise of).

Personally, I’ve found the “chakra” approach (to beginning to at least try and understand the presence of these factors in our daily lives) possibly the most comfortable and “right”-feeling. It may not make a whole lot of sense to some, but I’d highly recommend trying it. Nobody ever needed to understand the movements of the sun to enjoy its rays.