Getting The Party Started

Yesterday, I went into the streets of the capital city near where I live. At the top end of the main street of the financial blocks, there were a couple of Aboriginal teenagers kicking an Australian Rules football across the middle of the main street here, which is normally full of traffic of all kinds - cars, commercial vehicles, bikes, motorcycles, and pedestrians.

Empty as a cow paddock in winter.

The 'First Nation' people have been here for at least thirty-odd thousand years.

Your house...

Seventy-five thousand years ago - which is the number given by Vedic scholars, and much disputed by academic institutions - an extraterrestrial ('yakshaswarupa:' extraterrestrial) known as 'Shiva' incarnated in physical material human form on Mount Kailash in the Trans-Himalayas .

I commented to a colleague earlier today that despite the China government running all kinds of weird studies into pandemics and their effects on various societies in history for more than three/four years now, combined with known experiments they were running in their labs to create new forms of viruses - whoever released this one must have been pretty ruthless.

Your friend...

'Shiva' is commonly misunderstood as the God of Death. He is not the God of Death. His name means - 'that, which is not.' Mrti is death, 'a-mrti' is the substance that prevents death.

Ten million dollars, some 'amrti,' plus about five or six coffees, and we can get the party started here.

'Ten million dollars' is this figure that exists in the mind of today's man, which provides enough for him to get a modest house that he can show off to his family and friends who otherwise thought him a useless no-hoper, together with a hot car he can do 'burn-outs' in around the front of his church, temple, mosque, meeting hall, and ex-employer's place, with enough in cash left over to 'buy' some easy physical liaisons of the irresponsible kind and then some more to buy expensive trinkets and 'luxury experiences' to pacify the waters of his mind. 

The Brisbane radio personality, Alexandra Hirschi, who came to
some fame working on a radio program in Dubai.