What should mankind’s relationship with animals be like? It depends on how you view mankind – rulers of the earth at the top of the food chain, or one with everything in partnership with nature.
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08
Feb
10
Our relationships with animals
When a person has a rigid, unchangeable belief system, it is pointless to debate with him, because he will surely find a way to defend what he believes to his own satisfaction – by grabbing hold of the closest weak argument and not allowing himself to think too deeply …
To see this mindset in action across the broad spectrum of religion, I recommend checking out Bill Maher’s documentary Religulous. Watch it online via the link below.
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We all need to do our own thinking and stop giving blind trust to religions, or even to truth-seekers that we’ve grown to respect. The advantage of figuring out a truth for yourself is that you don’t merely believe it, you own it …
21
Jan
10
The quiet death of free speech
Before you watch my video below, I recommend you watch this one first (particularly the last minute or so). Recent drama between YouTube users “dprjones” and “VenomFangX” is a prime example of how one person can strip another of his freedom of speech for a year, while the world cheers, oblivious to what they’re really approving.
Do we really want to build a world where everyone has to watch their every word, for fear of reprisal? Do we want to regress to the era when religion dictated what we could and couldn’t say? No? Then let’s stop denying others the freedom to speak.
17
Jan
10
A challenge to Christians
I challenge Christians to look squarely at the Old Testament accounts of the killing of men, women, children & infants, as commanded by the Lord (1 Samuel 15). Can we reconcile the actions of the God of Israel with the God of Christianity?
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(WARNING: Part 2 contains photographic images of dead children, which some viewers may find disturbing. These images are not included gratuitously; they are for the purpose of helping viewers to face reality.)
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Reality Check has just received its first proper review, at Self-Publishing Review, and it’s a great one. Here’s a snippet:
If you find yourself recoiling at the mention of any of these issues – telekinesis, unified consciousness, “disproving” Christianity – then you are the perfect candidate to read this book. You may be equally convinced of your worldview after reading this book, but extraordinary beliefs require an extraordinary investigation, and that concept permeates this book. Sloan does not enter into these ideas lightly. What is so effective is that he’s never overly credulous about far-out claims, nor overly dismissive of mainstream dogma, which is why the book is so useful as a primer on esoteric spirituality … This book is an important one – because even if you don’t believe a word he says, he conveys these ideas with such sincerity and clarity that it has still served a good purpose. If you’re looking for other answers, Reality Check has the potential to be transformative.
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13
Jan
10
Albert Einstein on telepathy
Einstein wrote a preface to the book “Mental Radio” (1930) by Upton Sinclair, expressing his respect for the author’s research into telepathy.
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07
Jan
10
Reality Check now a FREE ebook
I’ve decided it’s time to release Reality Check as a freely downloadable ebook, alongside the paperback. This move didn’t hurt the sales of my novel Chion one bit, so I’m going to do the same again.
The timing is also due to some rather unfortunate recent accusations by sceptics on YouTube, who used the existence of my book to bolster their view that my telekinesis experiments are profit-making scams (real scientific of them). I discuss it all in the video below.
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The James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) has hosted the One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge for many years. All you have to do is demonstrate a paranormal ability under strict test conditions. To date, no one has ever claimed the prize. Proof that psychic abilities, such as telekinesis, are fraudulent or self-delusional? Here are my thoughts.
30
Dec
09
8 new book reviews
Eight new book reviews are online at Darryl’s Library:
- The Resurrection – Fact or Fiction? by Richard Bewes
- Heal the World by David Icke
- Starstormers 3: Catfang by Nicholas Fisk
- The Biggest Secret by David Icke
- Branded by Robert Swindells
- Lifting the Veil by David Icke & Jon Rappoport
- The Spontaneous Healing of Belief by Gregg Braden
- The Satanic Bible by Anton Szandor LaVey
“The Satanic Bible?! Darryl, WHAT are you doing?” Now, now. Don’t pre-judge my motives for reading this controversial volume. Go read the review.
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26
Dec
09
Confronting the fear of hell
What does a Christian do when a loved one, who is not a Christian, dies? I’ve been there. This is my story.
How many Christians truly believe in hell? If they do, why do some shout with compassionless glee, “Turn or burn!” while others express total apathy? How many have a genuine heart-felt conviction about what they claim to believe?
It’s common knowledge that Jesus wasn’t actually born on 25 December, but the true significance of this date is not often spoken of within Christianity. It is a pagan celebration of the rebirth of the “sun” on the winter solstice. It’s no accident that the Church applied this date to Jesus.
Recommended viewing: Zeitgeist: The Movie.
Here’s a look at some of the more intimate moments of my Christian life, the spiritual experiences that appeared to be God’s supernatural involvement in my life and proof of Christianity’s validity. How do I look back on those experiences, having now rejected my faith? Watch and see.
This is my most convincing demonstration of telekinesis yet and is a serious challenge to sceptics, who often laugh, mock, and offer the most ill-fitting conventional explanations, then walk away without doing any testing. At the very least, this video shows that TK deserves to be taken seriously and investigated properly.
Musings on “memory,” providing insights on our hunger for significance, fear of death, and desire to perpetuate our ego into forever:
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