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I was part of the Woodstock Generation back in the 1960s and '70s. My favorite guru was Stephen Gaskin, who led his group to settle on The Farm in Tennessee. For the last few years, though, I've been one of a small but apparently growing number of conscientious people who are trying to spread the word about the work of the messenger who goes by the pen name of Joseph J. Adamson. I believe that his work, even though it has been rejected by most of his generation so far, will eventually help to change and save this world.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 Footprints In the Sand, A Heart to Heart Song
This song was written and performed by a 68 year old who wanted to record some of his songs while he was still able. Well worth a listen.
Sunday, February 7, 2010 POLAR CONNECTION: A Song of Liberation (1 comments)
Here's a great song, with a YouTube link to it so you can listen and read the lyrics.
Sunday, November 29, 2009 It Just Goes to Show Ya
It's painfully clear that the Democrats will not bring about the reform, regulations and changes that are so desperately needed, and it just goes to show you that Joseph J. Adamson has been right all along.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009 Medical and Spiritual Use of Marijuana (1 comments)
Prohibitionists have tried their damndest to scare people about Marijuana, with peak efforts in 1937, 1971, and 1981, and more recently with their printed and broadcasted campaigns. But The Plant of Renown will live on because it is not only a medicinal herb, but a spiritual sacrament.
Sunday, July 26, 2009 A Prodigal Son of Man? Is He For Real? (13 comments)
Will there be different individuals to fulfill the role of the Kalki Avatar of Hinduism, the Mashiach of Judaism, the Buddha Maitreya of Buddhism, the Saoshyant of Zoroastrianism, the Christ of Christianity; the Imam Mahdi of Islam, Melchizedek the King of Peace, or the Hopi's Pahana, the Mayan's Kukulcan, or the Aztec's Quetzalcoatl? Or is there one son of man from our midst and of our brethren, who no one expected?
