Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.
-Martin Luther King Jr.

Last night, The History Channel ran a show on the 16th century French apothecary and astrologist, Michel de Nostredame. Michel is known to many as Nostradamus: the great seer and prophet who depicted in his drawings and writing many events that would later come to pass. They interviewed scholars, dramatized aspects of the man’s life, […]

Many thanks to my loyal readers during this time of transition. I have been doing a lot of work on my website, blog, fiction, music and videos. I’m making a splash at youtube with my first ever public release. I’m excited to announce to that my fiction is now for sale online! […]

A very bright man named Christopher posted a well written comment on this thread, which inspired me to follow up on the original essay. Christopher’s last paragraph:
I think the problem most have with “Christian” music is that the vast amount of songs just arent very good, lyrical or not. I’ve personally always found […]

Driving home last night, I heard the song “Kiss Me” by Sixpence None the Richer. Do you know the piece? I really like it. All the more interesting since the piece was written by a man, yet has such a feminine sensibility. The group identifies as a Christian band.
I […]

Thank you to my loyal fans who have stopped in and visited during this time of transition. I love my new place! Possibilities stretch out before me. I think they are always there, it’s just that we need to let go sometimes and embrace the unknown to find them.
I have three […]

I’ve missed my loyal readers here at the Imagine Weblog. I’m back. I spent the last month securing and moving into my new apartment, just outside of Northampton, Ma, and it is fabulous. It’s a great place to write and create; I will have many new releases coming your way soon.
Until […]

-Either you repeat the same conventional doctrines everybody is saying, or else you say something true, and it will sound like it’s from Neptune.

-Any dictator would admire the uniformity and obedience of the U.S. media.
-Noam Chomsky
The truth draws people in. They sense something is wrong, sense that somehow they need to wake up- cut […]

A quick follow up on my last post: I feel NPR has some meaningful programming. Alternative Radio, for one. Some NPR affiliates carry Democracy Now. Some clearly don’t. But let me further explain the concern I was trying to voice in my last post.
It troubles me that a person […]

“…these candidates talk about change, they don’t know what change is.”
-Mike Gravel, presidential candidate
Monday night, on the PBS program Newshour, former US Senator from Alaska Mike Gravel did something extremely unusual.
He was truthful. He spoke about issues that are actually on people’s minds in this country, and this is so […]