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Deepak Chopra, the Third Jesus and the Iraqi Wonder Woman
Deepak Chopra is one of those rare gifts to the rest of us: A true SuperGenius who inspires us with the inborn rhythms of storytelling while revealing the myth-making ability to heal humanity. Deepak’s latest treading into immortality is his latest book — “The Third Jesus” — where he argues we need to celebrate a third “Cosmic Christ” as a part of our ongoing religious enlightenment:
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Celebrate Obamaday
Gordon Davidescu wrote this article.
Every year, hundreds of millions of cards are exchanged on February 14th, very frequently coming along with hundreds of billions of pounds of chocolate, stuffed animals, and other such presents.
While these are all lovely ways of expressing sentimentalities, I have a suggestion for you that will be a gift that will keep on giving for the next four years. I’m not referring to a savings bond though that has its own benefits. Rather, I refer to the wonderful gift of donating to the Barack Obama campaign.
Only the Good-Hearted are Heartbroken
Why are only the good-hearted left with broken hearts?
I Hate a Parade
The New York Football Giants are having a ticker-tape parade today to celebrate their Super Bowl XLII win. I hate a parade. Always have. Ever will.
Underdog Giants Beat the Perfect Patriots
The New York Giants — who call the New Jersey Meadowlands their home field — are the champions of Super Bowl XLII after beating the New England Patriots last night. There are three lessons to be learned in the David Giants going up against the “unbeatable” Goliath Patriots.
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The Magic Pen
I have a Mont Blanc Meisterstück Rollerball pen. Yes, a Rollerball. Yes, it is a Magical Pen.
Rove and Clinton: Drums of Racism Banging Obama
I suppose it had to happen sooner than later.
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Where We Are Going: 2008 Predictions
Hooray for 2008 and I hope your year is joyous and not yet bloody!
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