http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shy0Ch9PHFU
mardi 22 décembre 2009
Réalité augmentée
http://www.wired.com/video/mit-students-wearable-computer/10288173001
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shy0Ch9PHFU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shy0Ch9PHFU
lundi 21 décembre 2009
Le 100e singe
Une histoire à propos du changement social.
Par Ken Keyes, Jr.
Par Ken Keyes, Jr.
Une espèce de singe japonais, le macaque japonais ( macaca fuscata ), a été observée à l'état sauvage sur une période de 30 ans.
En 1952, sur l'ile de Koshima, des scientifiques nourissaient les singes avec des patates douces crues en les jetant sur le sable. Les singes aimaient le goût des patates douces, mais trouvaient leur saleté déplaisante.
Une femelle agée de 18 mois appelée Imo pensait quelle pouvait solutionner le problème en lavant les patates dans un ruisseau tout près. Elle enseigna ce truc à sa mère. Leur compagnes de jeu apprirent aussi cette nouvelle façon de faire et l'enseignèrent aussi à leur mère.
Cette innovation culturelle fut graduellement adoptée par différents singes devant les yeux des scientifiques. Entre 1952 et 1958 tous les jeunes singes apprirent à laver les patates douces remplies de sable pour les rendre plus agréables au goût. Seulement les singes adultes qui imitèrent leurs enfants apprirent cette amélioration sociale. Les autres singes adultes conservèrent leur habitude de manger des patates douces sales.
Alors quelque chose d'étonnant se produisit. À l'autonne de 1958, un certain nombre de singes de Koshima lavaient leurs patates douces -- leur nombre exact demeure inconnu. Supposons que lorsque le soleil se leva un matin, il y avait 99 singes sur l'île de Koshima qui avaient appris à laver leurs patates douces. Supposons encore qu'un peu plus tard ce-matin là, le centième singe appris à laver les patates.
Ce soir-là presque tous les singes de la tribu se mirent à laver les patates douces avant de les manger. L'énergie additionnelle de ce centième singe créa une sorte de percée scientifique !
Mais notez ceci: la chose la plus surprenante observée par ces scientifiques fut le fait que l'habitude de laver les patates douces fit alors un saut au-dessus de le mer... pour rejoindre des colonies de singes habitant d'autres îles ainsi que la troupe de singes de Takasakiyama sur le continent qui commençèrent aussi à laver leurs patates douces. C'est ainsi que le macaque japonais a été surnommé le "laveur de patates".
Ainsi, quand un certain nombre critique d'individus accompli une prise de conscience, cette nouvelle prise de conscience peut être communiquée d'un esprit à un autre.
Bien que le nombre exact peut varier, ce "Phenomène du Centième Singe" signifie que lorsque seulement un nombre limité de gens apprend une nouvelle façon de faire, celle-ci peut devenir partie intégrante de la conscience de ces gens.
Cependant, à un moment donné, si seulement une personne de plus se met à adopter une nouvelle prise de conscience, son champ d'action s'étend de telle sorte que cette prise de conscience est adoptée par presque tout le monde !
Ce texte a été tiré du livre "Le Centième Singe" par Ken Keyes, Jr. Ce livre est libre de droits d'auteur ( copyrights ) et le matériel peut être reproduit en tout ou en partie.
Three Questions
Three Questions - by Leo Tolstoy
One day it occurred to a certain emperor that if he only knew the answers to three questions, he would never stray in any matter.
What is the best time to do each thing? Who are the most important people to work with? What is the most important thing to do at all times?
The emperor issued a decree throughout his kingdom announcing that whoever could answer the questions would receive a great reward. Many who read the decree made their way to the palace at once, each person with a different answer.
In reply to the first question, one person advised that the emperor make up a thorough time schedule, consecrating every hour, day, month, and year for certain tasks and then follow the schedule to the letter. Only then could he hope to do every task at the right time.
Another person replied that it was impossible to plan in advance and that the emperor should put all vain amusements aside and remain attentive to everything in order to know what to do at what time.
Someone else insisted that, by himself, the emperor could never hope to have all the foresight and competence necessary to decide when to do each and every task and what he really needed was to set up a Council of the Wise and then to act according to their advice.
Someone else said that certain matters required immediate decision and could not wait for consultation, but if he wanted to know in advance what was going to happen he should consult magicians and soothsayers.
The responses to the second question also lacked accord.
One person said that the emperor needed to place all his trust in administrators, another urged reliance on priests and monks, while others recommended physicians. Still others put their faith in warriors.
The third question drew a similar variety of answers. Some said science was the most important pursuit. Others insisted on religion. Yet others claimed the most important thing was military skill.
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The emperor was not pleased with any of the answers, and no reward was given.
After several nights of reflection, the emperor resolved to visit a hermit who lived up on the mountain and was said to be an enlightened man. The emperor wished to find the hermit to ask him the three questions, though he knew the hermit never left the mountains and was known to receive only the poor, refusing to have anything to do with persons of wealth or power. So the emperor disguised himself as a simple peasant and ordered his attendants to wait for him at the foot of the mountain while he climbed the slope alone to seek the hermit.
Reaching the holy man's dwelling place, the emperor found the hermit digging a garden in front of his hut. When the hermit saw the stranger, he nodded his head in greeting and continued to dig. The labor was obviously hard on him. He was an old man, and each time he thrust his spade into the ground to turn the earth, he heaved heavily.
The emperor approached him and said, "I have come here to ask your help with three questions: When is the best time to do each thing? Who are the most important people to work with? What is the most important thing to do at all times?"
The hermit listened attentively but only patted the emperor on the shoulder and continued digging. The emperor said, "You must be tired. Here, let me give you a hand with that." The hermit thanked him, handed the emperor the spade, and then sat down on the ground to rest.
After he had dug two rows, the emperor stopped and turned to the hermit and repeated his three questions. The hermit still did not answer, but instead stood up and pointed to the spade and said, "Why don't you rest now? I can take over again." But the emperor continued to dig. One hour passed, then two. Finally the sun began to set behind the mountain. The emperor put down the spade and said to the hermit, "I came here to ask if you could answer my three questions. But if you can't give me any answer, please let me know so that I can get on may way home."
The hermit lifted his head and asked the emperor, "Do you hear someone running over there?" The emperor turned his head. They both saw a man with a long white beard emerge from the woods. He ran wildly, pressing his hands against a bloody wound in his stomach. The man ran toward the emperor before falling unconscious to the ground, where he lay groaning. Opening the man's clothing, the emperor and hermit saw that the man had received a deep gash. The emperor cleaned the wound thoroughly and then used his own shirt to bandage it, but the blood completely soaked it within minutes. He rinsed the shirt out and bandaged the wound a second time and continued to do so until the flow of blood had stopped.
At last the wounded man regained consciousness and asked for a drink of water. The emperor ran down to the stream and brought back a jug of fresh water. Meanwhile, the sun had disappeared and the night air had begun to turn cold. The hermit gave the emperor a hand in carrying the man into the hut where they laid him down on the hermit's bed. The man closed his eyes and lay quietly. The emperor was worn out from the long day of climbing the mountain and digging the garden. Leaning against the doorway, he fell asleep. When he rose, the sun had already risen over the mountain. For a moment he forgot where he was and what he had come here for. He looked over to the bed and saw the wounded man also looking around him in confusion. When he saw the emperor, he stared at him intently and then said in a faint whisper, "Please forgive me."
"But what have you done that I should forgive you?" the emperor asked.
"You do not know me, your majesty, but I know you. I was your sworn enemy, and I had vowed to take vengeance on you, for during the last war you killed my brother and seized my property. When I learned that you were coming alone to the mountain to meet the hermit, I resolved to surprise you on your way back to kill you. But after waiting a long time there was still no sign of you, and so I left my ambush in order to seek you out. But instead of finding you, I came across your attendants, who recognized me, giving me this wound. Luckily, I escaped and ran here. If I hadn't met you I would surely be dead by now. I had intended to kill you, but instead you saved my life! I am ashamed and grateful beyond words. If I live, I vow to be your servant for the rest of my life, and I will bid my children and grandchildren to do the same. Please grant me your forgiveness."
The emperor was overjoyed to see that he was so easily reconciled with a former enemy. He not only forgave the man but promised to return all the man's property and to send his own physician and servants to wait on the man until he was completely healed. After ordering his attendants to take the man home, the emperor returned to see the hermit. Before returning to the palace the emperor wanted to repeat his three questions one last time. He found the hermit sowing seeds in the earth they had dug the day before.
The hermit stood up and looked at the emperor. "But your questions have already been answered."
"How's that?" the emperor asked, puzzled.
"Yesterday, if you had not taken pity on my age and given me a hand with digging these beds, you would have been attacked by that man on your way home. Then you would have deeply regretted not staying with me. Therefore the most important time was the time you were digging in the beds, the most important person was myself, and the most important pursuit was to help me. Later, when the wounded man ran up here, the most important time was the time you spent dressing his wound, for if you had not cared for him he would have died and you would have lost the chance to be reconciled with him. Likewise, he was the most important person, and the most important pursuit was taking care of his wound. Remember that there is only one important time and is Now. The present moment is the only time over which we have dominion. The most important person is always the person with whom you are, who is right before you, for who knows if you will have dealings with any other person in the future. The most important pursuit is making that person, the one standing at you side, happy, for that alone is the pursuit of life."
Leo Tolstoy
One day it occurred to a certain emperor that if he only knew the answers to three questions, he would never stray in any matter.
What is the best time to do each thing? Who are the most important people to work with? What is the most important thing to do at all times?
The emperor issued a decree throughout his kingdom announcing that whoever could answer the questions would receive a great reward. Many who read the decree made their way to the palace at once, each person with a different answer.
In reply to the first question, one person advised that the emperor make up a thorough time schedule, consecrating every hour, day, month, and year for certain tasks and then follow the schedule to the letter. Only then could he hope to do every task at the right time.
Another person replied that it was impossible to plan in advance and that the emperor should put all vain amusements aside and remain attentive to everything in order to know what to do at what time.
Someone else insisted that, by himself, the emperor could never hope to have all the foresight and competence necessary to decide when to do each and every task and what he really needed was to set up a Council of the Wise and then to act according to their advice.
Someone else said that certain matters required immediate decision and could not wait for consultation, but if he wanted to know in advance what was going to happen he should consult magicians and soothsayers.
The responses to the second question also lacked accord.
One person said that the emperor needed to place all his trust in administrators, another urged reliance on priests and monks, while others recommended physicians. Still others put their faith in warriors.
The third question drew a similar variety of answers. Some said science was the most important pursuit. Others insisted on religion. Yet others claimed the most important thing was military skill.
-------------------------------
The emperor was not pleased with any of the answers, and no reward was given.
After several nights of reflection, the emperor resolved to visit a hermit who lived up on the mountain and was said to be an enlightened man. The emperor wished to find the hermit to ask him the three questions, though he knew the hermit never left the mountains and was known to receive only the poor, refusing to have anything to do with persons of wealth or power. So the emperor disguised himself as a simple peasant and ordered his attendants to wait for him at the foot of the mountain while he climbed the slope alone to seek the hermit.
Reaching the holy man's dwelling place, the emperor found the hermit digging a garden in front of his hut. When the hermit saw the stranger, he nodded his head in greeting and continued to dig. The labor was obviously hard on him. He was an old man, and each time he thrust his spade into the ground to turn the earth, he heaved heavily.
The emperor approached him and said, "I have come here to ask your help with three questions: When is the best time to do each thing? Who are the most important people to work with? What is the most important thing to do at all times?"
The hermit listened attentively but only patted the emperor on the shoulder and continued digging. The emperor said, "You must be tired. Here, let me give you a hand with that." The hermit thanked him, handed the emperor the spade, and then sat down on the ground to rest.
After he had dug two rows, the emperor stopped and turned to the hermit and repeated his three questions. The hermit still did not answer, but instead stood up and pointed to the spade and said, "Why don't you rest now? I can take over again." But the emperor continued to dig. One hour passed, then two. Finally the sun began to set behind the mountain. The emperor put down the spade and said to the hermit, "I came here to ask if you could answer my three questions. But if you can't give me any answer, please let me know so that I can get on may way home."
The hermit lifted his head and asked the emperor, "Do you hear someone running over there?" The emperor turned his head. They both saw a man with a long white beard emerge from the woods. He ran wildly, pressing his hands against a bloody wound in his stomach. The man ran toward the emperor before falling unconscious to the ground, where he lay groaning. Opening the man's clothing, the emperor and hermit saw that the man had received a deep gash. The emperor cleaned the wound thoroughly and then used his own shirt to bandage it, but the blood completely soaked it within minutes. He rinsed the shirt out and bandaged the wound a second time and continued to do so until the flow of blood had stopped.
At last the wounded man regained consciousness and asked for a drink of water. The emperor ran down to the stream and brought back a jug of fresh water. Meanwhile, the sun had disappeared and the night air had begun to turn cold. The hermit gave the emperor a hand in carrying the man into the hut where they laid him down on the hermit's bed. The man closed his eyes and lay quietly. The emperor was worn out from the long day of climbing the mountain and digging the garden. Leaning against the doorway, he fell asleep. When he rose, the sun had already risen over the mountain. For a moment he forgot where he was and what he had come here for. He looked over to the bed and saw the wounded man also looking around him in confusion. When he saw the emperor, he stared at him intently and then said in a faint whisper, "Please forgive me."
"But what have you done that I should forgive you?" the emperor asked.
"You do not know me, your majesty, but I know you. I was your sworn enemy, and I had vowed to take vengeance on you, for during the last war you killed my brother and seized my property. When I learned that you were coming alone to the mountain to meet the hermit, I resolved to surprise you on your way back to kill you. But after waiting a long time there was still no sign of you, and so I left my ambush in order to seek you out. But instead of finding you, I came across your attendants, who recognized me, giving me this wound. Luckily, I escaped and ran here. If I hadn't met you I would surely be dead by now. I had intended to kill you, but instead you saved my life! I am ashamed and grateful beyond words. If I live, I vow to be your servant for the rest of my life, and I will bid my children and grandchildren to do the same. Please grant me your forgiveness."
The emperor was overjoyed to see that he was so easily reconciled with a former enemy. He not only forgave the man but promised to return all the man's property and to send his own physician and servants to wait on the man until he was completely healed. After ordering his attendants to take the man home, the emperor returned to see the hermit. Before returning to the palace the emperor wanted to repeat his three questions one last time. He found the hermit sowing seeds in the earth they had dug the day before.
The hermit stood up and looked at the emperor. "But your questions have already been answered."
"How's that?" the emperor asked, puzzled.
"Yesterday, if you had not taken pity on my age and given me a hand with digging these beds, you would have been attacked by that man on your way home. Then you would have deeply regretted not staying with me. Therefore the most important time was the time you were digging in the beds, the most important person was myself, and the most important pursuit was to help me. Later, when the wounded man ran up here, the most important time was the time you spent dressing his wound, for if you had not cared for him he would have died and you would have lost the chance to be reconciled with him. Likewise, he was the most important person, and the most important pursuit was taking care of his wound. Remember that there is only one important time and is Now. The present moment is the only time over which we have dominion. The most important person is always the person with whom you are, who is right before you, for who knows if you will have dealings with any other person in the future. The most important pursuit is making that person, the one standing at you side, happy, for that alone is the pursuit of life."
Leo Tolstoy
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Citations
Citations:
"Il n'y a rien de plus satisfaisant pour l'esprit et qui définisse notre caractère, que de nous donner tout entier à une tâche difficile."
"Qu'il soit dit aux enfants de nos enfants que lorsque nous avons été mis à l'épreuve, nous avons refusé de voir ce parcours s'arrêter, nous n'avons pas tourné le dos ni faibli."
Barack Obama, 20 janvier 2009
Quel système d'exploitation correspond le mieux è vos besoins personnels ?
Réponse : celui qui est déjà sur votre ordinateur. Croyez-moi, personne n'a vraiment envie d'en installer un nouveau.
Barry, Dave, 1947
Les experts sont formels et unanimes : en règle générale, l'ordinateur le mieux adapté à vos besoins est commercialisé environ deux jours après que vous ayez acheté un autre modèle !
Barry, Dave, 1947
Internet est le produit d'une combinaison unique de stratégie militaire, de coopération scientifique et d'innovation contestataire.
Castells , Manuel, 1942
Notre psychique est le programmeur-analyste qui doit sans cesse améliorer la performance et la qualité de fonctionnement de sa propre machine-humaine.
Desbiens, Daniel 1954
N'as tu jamais fait ces rêves qui ont l'air plus vrais que la réalité? Si tu étais incapable de sortir de l'un de ces rêves, comment ferais tu la différence entre le monde du rêve et le monde réel?
Matrix
Un grand guerrier ? Personne par la guerre ne devient grand...
Yoda
On pétrit l'argile pour en faire un. Mais sans le vide interne, quel usage en ferait-on ?
Lao-Tseu
Deux principes s'appliquent à tous les programmes:
1. Tout programme peut être réduit d'au moins une ligne de code.
2. Tout programme contient au moins un bogue.
Si on résume: Tout programme peut être raccourci à une seule ligne de code, boguée.
- Nicolas Jésus Payette
Un serveur DNS remet toujours son cache à jour au pire moment
In 1962, a Mariner spacecraft to Venus was destroyed just four minutes after its launch. Why? It was destroyed because of a missing keystroke in a FORTRAN program. Around the same time, NASA scientists caught an error that could have trashed the Mercury space flights. The error was a line with a period instead of a comma.
(A computer programmer wrote DO 10 i=1.10 instead of DO 10 i=1,10.)
LE TAO DE LA MATRICE
Le 8 novembre 1700 Leibniz (savant et philosophe allemand) reçoit une description du Yi-King (livre divinatoire chinois). Il est étonnamment proche de sa découverte d'un calcul binaire.
Il y voit le moyen de transcrire par une langue des choses, le code fondamental (et donc l'intelligibilité du monde) crée par la sagesse divine.
Ainsi, la rencontre du monde digital, crée par le Grand Architecte et du monde des transmutations prédit par les Oracles a t'elle déjà eu lieu.
"Il n'y a rien de plus satisfaisant pour l'esprit et qui définisse notre caractère, que de nous donner tout entier à une tâche difficile."
"Qu'il soit dit aux enfants de nos enfants que lorsque nous avons été mis à l'épreuve, nous avons refusé de voir ce parcours s'arrêter, nous n'avons pas tourné le dos ni faibli."
Barack Obama, 20 janvier 2009
Quel système d'exploitation correspond le mieux è vos besoins personnels ?
Réponse : celui qui est déjà sur votre ordinateur. Croyez-moi, personne n'a vraiment envie d'en installer un nouveau.
Barry, Dave, 1947
Les experts sont formels et unanimes : en règle générale, l'ordinateur le mieux adapté à vos besoins est commercialisé environ deux jours après que vous ayez acheté un autre modèle !
Barry, Dave, 1947
Internet est le produit d'une combinaison unique de stratégie militaire, de coopération scientifique et d'innovation contestataire.
Castells , Manuel, 1942
Notre psychique est le programmeur-analyste qui doit sans cesse améliorer la performance et la qualité de fonctionnement de sa propre machine-humaine.
Desbiens, Daniel 1954
N'as tu jamais fait ces rêves qui ont l'air plus vrais que la réalité? Si tu étais incapable de sortir de l'un de ces rêves, comment ferais tu la différence entre le monde du rêve et le monde réel?
Matrix
Un grand guerrier ? Personne par la guerre ne devient grand...
Yoda
On pétrit l'argile pour en faire un. Mais sans le vide interne, quel usage en ferait-on ?
Lao-Tseu
Deux principes s'appliquent à tous les programmes:
1. Tout programme peut être réduit d'au moins une ligne de code.
2. Tout programme contient au moins un bogue.
Si on résume: Tout programme peut être raccourci à une seule ligne de code, boguée.
- Nicolas Jésus Payette
Un serveur DNS remet toujours son cache à jour au pire moment
In 1962, a Mariner spacecraft to Venus was destroyed just four minutes after its launch. Why? It was destroyed because of a missing keystroke in a FORTRAN program. Around the same time, NASA scientists caught an error that could have trashed the Mercury space flights. The error was a line with a period instead of a comma.
(A computer programmer wrote DO 10 i=1.10 instead of DO 10 i=1,10.)
LE TAO DE LA MATRICE
Le 8 novembre 1700 Leibniz (savant et philosophe allemand) reçoit une description du Yi-King (livre divinatoire chinois). Il est étonnamment proche de sa découverte d'un calcul binaire.
Il y voit le moyen de transcrire par une langue des choses, le code fondamental (et donc l'intelligibilité du monde) crée par la sagesse divine.
Ainsi, la rencontre du monde digital, crée par le Grand Architecte et du monde des transmutations prédit par les Oracles a t'elle déjà eu lieu.
dimanche 25 octobre 2009
Puissance
Ah! Le voilà le nouveau média! Faire son blog!!!
On peut écrire ce qu'on veut, se faire lire et connaître, disposer de façon agréable des photos, des textes, recevoir des commentaires, faire son journal personnel, sans avoir à apprendre la programmation HTML ou à se casser la tête en PHP, CSS, hébergement ou sécurité web!!!
Pas besoin d'éditeur, de représentant, de vente et marketing! Les frais sont presques nuls pour s'afficher, et les risques ne sont potentiels que si les informations affichées deviennent trop personnelles ou compromettantes!
Les inventions de Gutenberg ne sont plus utiles dans notre quotidien! Blaise Pascal n'avait aucune idée de la portée de ses idées!
Pouvoir individuel ou surexplotation des droits et libertés de chacun? Polution numérique ou utilisation abusive des canaux web en fibres optiques et des disques durs de stockage?
Si tout cela fait avancer la race humaine plus en avant, comme l'histoire du 101e singe sur une ile, alors nous nous dirigeons vers une vraie nouvelle vague (Alvin Toffler).
Sinon, c'est un vrai beau gâchis d'espace (Contact de Carl Sagan)!!!
On peut écrire ce qu'on veut, se faire lire et connaître, disposer de façon agréable des photos, des textes, recevoir des commentaires, faire son journal personnel, sans avoir à apprendre la programmation HTML ou à se casser la tête en PHP, CSS, hébergement ou sécurité web!!!
Pas besoin d'éditeur, de représentant, de vente et marketing! Les frais sont presques nuls pour s'afficher, et les risques ne sont potentiels que si les informations affichées deviennent trop personnelles ou compromettantes!
Les inventions de Gutenberg ne sont plus utiles dans notre quotidien! Blaise Pascal n'avait aucune idée de la portée de ses idées!
Pouvoir individuel ou surexplotation des droits et libertés de chacun? Polution numérique ou utilisation abusive des canaux web en fibres optiques et des disques durs de stockage?
Si tout cela fait avancer la race humaine plus en avant, comme l'histoire du 101e singe sur une ile, alors nous nous dirigeons vers une vraie nouvelle vague (Alvin Toffler).
Sinon, c'est un vrai beau gâchis d'espace (Contact de Carl Sagan)!!!
Pensées du jour
A réfléchir (pensées personnelles):
«La pire maladie que l'on peut avoir, est celle qu'on a, quand on l'a!»
«Dans tous mes projets, je ne peux que garantir que je donne tout ce que je peux avec tout ce que je suis, avec tout ce que j'ai; je fais mon possible du mieux que je peux, seulement avec ce que je suis!»
«Faites attention à ceux que vous rencontrez, peut importe ce qu'il fait ou dit, car un jour, c'est peut-être eux qui vont vous servir votre soupe au restaurant...»
«Ce qui est désagréable avec les médias, est que le seul objectif est d'afficher, de faire écouter ou montrer au spectateur un contenu spectaculaire, qui attire l'attention, afin d'augmenter les revenus. Le reste (analyse du contenu, pertinence de commentaires, mission éducative) ne sont aucunement utiles pour les médias... ce qui rend ces moyens de communication vides de sens, purement pécuniaires, et le résultat demeure seulement du divertissement sans suite!!!»
«La pire maladie que l'on peut avoir, est celle qu'on a, quand on l'a!»
«Dans tous mes projets, je ne peux que garantir que je donne tout ce que je peux avec tout ce que je suis, avec tout ce que j'ai; je fais mon possible du mieux que je peux, seulement avec ce que je suis!»
«Faites attention à ceux que vous rencontrez, peut importe ce qu'il fait ou dit, car un jour, c'est peut-être eux qui vont vous servir votre soupe au restaurant...»
«Ce qui est désagréable avec les médias, est que le seul objectif est d'afficher, de faire écouter ou montrer au spectateur un contenu spectaculaire, qui attire l'attention, afin d'augmenter les revenus. Le reste (analyse du contenu, pertinence de commentaires, mission éducative) ne sont aucunement utiles pour les médias... ce qui rend ces moyens de communication vides de sens, purement pécuniaires, et le résultat demeure seulement du divertissement sans suite!!!»
Lectures
Voici mes suggestions de lectures qui sont des pistes, des éléments de départ pour avoir des réponses:
- Bernard Werber est un auteur qui explore autant la société avec son étude des fourmis, autant les dimensions avec ses anges et des dieux.
- Physique quantique ou spiritualité? «What the bleep do we know» a été une révélation sur les aspects matériels et sur l'impact de nos pensées.
- Si je n'ai pas lu 2 fois par année «La vie des maitres» de Baird T. Spalding, j'ai du le lire 4 fois par an! De lire ce livre est un lancement sur tout un suivi de lectures (Alice A. Bailey, Helena Blavatsly, Franz Bardon, la Baghavad Gita.
- Lire le livre d'Urantia permet d'avoir une vision globale de notre univers, d'obtenir une version de notre histoire avec des éléments qui complètent les récits officiels, mais avec une nouvelle vision. La lecture de cet imposant livre est une expérience en soit!
- Mes références pour bien commencer et s'inspirer sont assez variés: Og Mandino est mon auteur-point de départ spirituel. James Redfield et sa Prophétie des Andes a sa façon à lui de présenter un nouvel âge!
- Marc St Hilaire, peu connu, auteur de Godfre Ray King présente beaucoup de concepts similaires à Mark L. Prophet, ainsi que JZ Knight pour Ramtha. A ne pas confondre avec T. Lobsang Rampa qui est autant captivant, mais présentant surtout son vécu tibétain.
- Yvon Combe a écrit «L'univers vibratoire de l'esprit», une référence qui demande énormément de réflexion pour la bonne compréhension des concepts sur le yoga et le monde quantique.
- Paramhansa Yogananda a écrit son «Autobiographie d'un yogi» qui qui présente la formation d'un maitre et de son enseignement provenant de l'Inde.
- Story Watters n'est pas bien âgé pour intégrer une telle sagesse... Son contenu est puissant et convainquant sur l'état réel de ce que nous sommes. Il lui reste à éviter d'embarquer dans la vague commerciale.
- Sylvia Brown, Wayne W. Dyer, Norman Vincent Peale et Eckhart Tolle m'ont déjà inspiré, mais ils sont tombés dans un tourbillon d'écriture strictement à but commercial (pour faire plaisir à leur éditeur, et à rendre trop rentable leurs écrits), ce qui dilue et abaisse le niveau de profondeur de leurs derniers écrits... malheureusement.
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Après la programmation de nombreux site Web, l'apprentissage de différents langages, et le développement de Wiki, voici mon expérimentation d'un blog...
Un média de communication de découvertes, de liens, de suggestions... on verra où ça mène...
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