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Central Asian Myth and 2012

Shambhala

Shambhala, Agharti (Agharta) and 2012, central Asian myths. What do they have in common? While doing some research for an article relating to the mysteries of the number 7, I came across references in to Shambhala, Agharti (Agharta) and 2012. I thought it was quite bizarre to find that there was a legend surrounding Shambhala and Agharti which brought the date of 2012 into the picture as far as coming world changes are concerned. I was reading a book called “The Ancient Wisdom”. Imagine, a central Asian myth that could tie in with other legends surrounding 2012.

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X-Factor brings you one of the world’s most unusual musical instruments

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Now for a change of pace. Its been a while since I did an article on the X-Factor to be found in life. This one is about what I think could be the most unusual musical instrument in the world. Now I could be wrong and you have the right to correct me, however, the [...]

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What have Ancient Aliens, The Mayan Calendar and 2012 got in Common?

2012

This post is designed to make you think about the title question. Have you thought about it? Do you have any answers? It is one of those grey areas that exist outside of the spiritual paradigm followed by the Spiritual Warrior and the Seeker of the Way, a new paradigm that is developing around the world.

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A “What the…” moment.

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Yoga is believed to assist a person in becoming the absolute master of their existence and provides the practitioner with full control of their body. It has been described as a spiritual pursuit enlightening the expert through access to his/her knowledge of higher and lower self. This in turn leads the person to overcome mental, intellectual and bodily states of existence. This leaves the ego/id to experience a pure or divine condition.

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Thinking machines or potential ‘Terminators’

terminator

Computers have the advantage over humans when digging through large amounts of data accurately and quickly because computers lack the intellectual ability to determine an object’s behaviour and patterns, intuiting outcomes and possibilities. They cannot learn or draw on past experiences have problems processing incomplete information. For this reason, ATL and other labs are looking into human brain computing.

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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Holy … what was that?

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I remember that incredible scene from Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life. You know, the one where Lara jumps out of a building under construction and soars through the air like a bird in a flying suit before parachuting into Hong Kong harbour.

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