Saturday, March 14, 2009

The Prisoner (17)

Hello, well the time has come to move on for our Prisoner, not that much the wiser, but then maybe that was the lesson..there is no escape...The Village beautiful and strange as it is, is a metaphor for our comfortable life, the adventures, strife and deaths, tasks to distract us. All our time the big questions remain haunting us....Who is Number One ? Why am i here ? Well let me answer that ..there is no Number One..in a way we are a collective of Number One's..as in the show ranks and positions shifted, it's all fluid. As to why are we here, i think the answer spawns from our limitations....it forces us to become creative and looking back the past 10,000 years i would say we have shown great promise and power even if the forces of darkness allways do their best to frustrate, block and lead us astray...it's an ongoing battle by no means won by either side...so remember you are not a number ! (be it 1 or 100) you are free (wo)men, free spirits !

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Prisoner episode 17, Fall Out

The Prisoner is presented to the President of the Assembly. He watches the trials of Number Forty Eight and the resuscitated Number Two. It is now his chance to finally meet Number ne. As chaos breaks out, The Prisoner leaves the Village and heads for London.



Fall Out 1 (rar 180mb)

Fall Out 2 (rar 145mb)

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Fall Out (zip 325mb)

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Monday, March 9, 2009

Nebulous (04)

Hello, before monday looms a message from traveller, please feel free to comment to what's been posted here or what is not, contemplate and not just consume..Lke last weeks 030609 release of another movie based on a comic, admittedly one with more demanding content..don't know what Hollywood made of it..going to watch it later tonight, anyway here's a collection of the comic that spawned the movie..

Alan Moore - Watchmen PDF (12x) (75mb)

Time for the slightly crazy professor Nebulous and his eco-troubleshooting team of K.E.N.T. (the Key Environmental Non-Judgmental Taskforce) trying to set the world back on the right path following a worldwide disaster known as "The Withering".  

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Madness Is A Strange Colour

Whilst visiting Sir Ronald Rolands at a retreat after his sudden nervous breakdown, Nebulous's suspicions are aroused that Sir Ronald's sanity didn't jump but was pushed, when the minister goes berserk again after seeing a picture of his newly decorated office. Meanwhile, the Vartox Paint Company's brand new colour 'garrow' is not only being applied to KENT's office walls, but every Government building across the country. What is the connection and can Nebulous find out before beige is outclassed as the planet's most stressful colour scheme?


Nebulous 04 - Madness Is A Strange Colour (28min, 19mb)

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Sunday, March 8, 2009

McKenna (05) Bruce Lipton

Hello, Sundaze remains on McKenna's tracks, his voice takes us once again into the jungle. Furthermore I've decided to step up the tempo, as of this week there will be 2 chapters up for grabs... But wait there's much more today, as announced yesterday... a defacto science breakthrough into the realm of mind/spirituality. A wake-up call to orthodox doctors, drug companies and genetic engineers who are meddling with life like Mickey Mouse in the Sorcerer's Apprentice. With science based on a Newtonian, Darwinian mechanistic view that was outdated science 70 years ago but is still being accepted without question today by graduates of the life sciences and medical schools....That said in the end it's all about yourself making the effort to grasp how your body works and not be duped by the misguided in white coats. Take your life in your own hands.. I have here a 2 -part lecture available for download, but you can watch it online at videogoogle-link provided- This lecture belongs in the classroom and on the curriculum of every school teaching 15/16 year olds ! Finally the third installment of the bonus dvd of Tuxedomoon's 7707 album

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Terence McKenna

True Hallucinations 05/06 - A Brush with the Other/Kathmandu Interlude (48 min, 34mb)

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Bruce Lipton - The New Biology - Where Mind and Matter Meet 1 ( 60min, 211mb)

I had planned to spread this over 2 posts but i'm sure those watching part 1 won't want to wait for part 2, therefore...

Bruce Lipton - The New Biology - Where Mind and Matter Meet 2 ( 90min, 311mb)


This lecture by Dr. Bruce Lipton deals with his book , Biology of Belief, Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter and Miracles is a former medical school professor and research scientist (Stanford University School of Medicine). He has been a guest speaker on dozens of TV and radio shows, as well as keynote presenter for national conferences. Through his experiments, examining in exquisite detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information and his palpable passion for the amazing world of the cell, he has demonstrated that genes do not control our health and behavior... but that our it is our thoughts that influence the genes and therefore the cells, and therefore..... These influences include our perceptions and beliefs. He shows that our beliefs, true or false, positive or negative, affect genetic activity and actually alter our genetic code. Dr. Lipton's profoundly hopeful work, being hailed as one of the major breakthroughs in the New Sciences, shows how we can retrain our consciousness to create healthy beliefs, and by doing so intentionally create positive effect on our bodies and our lives.


@ Vid Google - Bruce Lipton - Where Mind and Matter Meet 1

@ Vid Google - Bruce Lipton - Where Mind and Matter Meet 2


p.s. the book is available for 8 pounds at Amazon UK (for some reason it's twice as expensive in the US)

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One year ago (Rhotation Sundaze 17,18 & 20) i posted some of Tuxedomoon's (solo) albums . I ve posted thusfar two parts of the bonus DVD these last weeks now here's the remainder...

Tuxedomoon - Mythical Puzzle, Jet Wave, Colorado Suite ( ^ 122mb)



III. Mythical Puzzle (1988) Travelogue (26:09)

25 - Intro
26 - Peter
27 - Steven
28 - Blaine
29 - Bruce
30 - Outro

IV. Jet Wave (1980) A Multimedia Loft Jam (12:28)

31 - Victims Of The Dance
32 - East

V. Colorado Suite (1977) Early Studio Explorations (27:02)

33 - Litebulb Overkill
34 - New Machine
35 - Lili Marlene
36 - Pollo X
37 - Cybernetic Cowboy
38 - Joeboy The Electronic Ghost

VI. No Tears (2007) A Montage Of Accellerated Memory (5:40)

39 - No Tears

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Saturday, March 7, 2009

The Prisoner (16)

Hello, well coming up the penultimate Prisoner episode this week.. My excuses for last weeks fudging of the linkadress of rar 2..corrected it now. I am already working on the next series, one that was thematically more then a decade before it's time and even when relativly profitable saw its resources pulled, as the theme became too close to what was at that time some years in the future but obviously in planning by the NWO goons. A lesson in the fact it's not about money but power in this world.... but then you should have understood that by now, money=materialism...power=perception....much more on that in the first part of a 2,5 hour long lecture that should be an obligatory part of any decent schools curriculum, and for us older folk ESSENTIAL viewing to gain a thrue understanding about the working of our body...thats all tomorrow...for now...

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Prisoner episode 16, Once Upon A Time

After all the attempts to break Number Six have failed, Number Two decides the only way to obtain the information wanted is by using a system known as "Degree Absolute". A Battle that will leave one of them dead. If Number Six wins, he will have survived the ultimate test and meet Number One.


Once Upon A Time 1 (rar 180mb)

Once Upon A Time 2 (rar 104mb)

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Once Upon A Time (zip 285mb)

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Monday, March 2, 2009

Nebulous (03)

Hello, are you happy ? Or happy to be not dead ? Even if we don't know what it is to be dead, apart from you dont get to do and watch the goings on..the latter part maybe even pure speculation, though i suspect such would be rather boring without the live-time constraints..Most precious i would think would be the ability to enjoy art as it brings contemplation, this of cause includes music. Just now i listenned to a wonderful album, Choral by Mountains, IDM with a touch of postrock, whatever, beautiful, had it on my system for two weeks before i got to listening to it, just set it to replay..hmm ...Time for the slightly crazy professor Nebulous and his eco-troubleshooting team of K.E.N.T. (the Key Environmental Non-Judgmental Taskforce) trying to set the world back on the right path following a worldwide disaster known as "The Withering".

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The Dust Has Landed

Whilst visiting Sir Ronald Rolands at a retreat after his sudden nervous breakdown, Nebulous's suspicions are aroused that Sir Ronald's sanity didn't jump but was pushed, when the minister goes berserk again after seeing a picture of his newly decorated office. Meanwhile, the Vartox Paint Company's brand new colour 'garrow' is not only being applied to KENT's office walls, but every Government building across the country. What is the connection and can Nebulous find out before beige is outclassed as the planet's most stressful colour scheme?


Nebulous 03 - The Dust Has Landed (28min, 21mb)

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Sunday, March 1, 2009

McKenna (04) DMT

Hello, Sundaze remains on McKenna's tracks, his voice takes us once again into the jungle as he recalls being 'Camped by a Doorway ' in the fourthinstalment of his True Hallucinations book, But wait there's much more today. There's the documantairy about how the ancients, specially the egyptians grasped the workings of the pineal gland in the 45 min video, split in parts on line at google but here its available as a 145 mb download...it's well worth watching, one of the experts appearing is Rick Strassman, his book, The Spirit Molecule -DMT is available as a PDF if you ever doubted that this 3D reality is all there is you should definetely get and share a copy.. Now if that aint enough theres the secend instalment of the Tuxedomoon DVD 7707 a collection of video's they made or you could just satisfy yourself with the Audiorip from it...

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True Hallucinations 04 - Camped by a Doorway (28 min, 18mb)



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DMT The Spirit Molecule Doc. (Avi Xvid 48min, 144mb)

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Rick Strassman - DMT, The Spirit Molecule (PDF 367 pages, 2mb)

Rick Strassman's overview of his book ;

In 1990, I began the first new human research with psychedelic, or hallucinogenic, drugs in the United States in over 20 years. These studies investigated the effects of N, N-dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, an extremely short-acting and powerful psychedelic. During the project\'s five years, I administered approximately 400 doses of DMT to 60 human volunteers. This research took place at the University of New Mexico\'s School of Medicine in Albuquerque, where I was tenured Associate Professor of Psychiatry. I was drawn to DMT because of its presence in all of our bodies. Perhaps excessive DMT production, coming from the mysterious pineal gland, was involved in naturally occurring \"psychedelic\" states. These might include birth, death and near-death, psychosis, and mystical experiences. Only later, while the study was well under way, did I also begin considering DMT\'s role in the \"alien abduction\" experience. The DMT project was founded on cutting edge brain science, especially the psychopharmacology of serotonin. However, my own background powerfully affected how we prepared people for, and supervised, their drug sessions. One of these was a decades-long relationship with a Zen Buddhist training monastery.

The Spirit Molecule examines what we know about psychedelic drugs in general, and DMT in particular. It then traces the DMT research project from its earliest intimations through the maze of committees and review boards to its actual performance.

Our research subjects were healthy volunteers. The studies were not intended to be therapeutic, although all of us believed in the potentially beneficial properties of psychedelic drugs. The project generated a wealth of biological and psychological data, much of which I have already published in the scientific literature. On the other hand, I have written nearly nothing about volunteers\' stories. I hope these many excerpts from over 1000 pages of my bedside notes provide a sense of the remarkable emotional, psychological, and spiritual effects of this chemical.

Problems inside and outside of the research environment led to the end of these studies in 1995. Despite the difficulties we encountered, I am optimistic about the possible benefits of the controlled use of these drugs. Based upon what we learned in the New Mexico research, I offer a wide-ranging vision for DMT\'s role in our lives, and conclude by proposing a research agenda and optimal setting for future work with DMT and related drugs.

The late Willis Harman possessed one of the most discerning minds to apply himself to the field of psychedelic research. Willis, earlier in his career, had published the first and only scientific study using psychedelics to enhance the creative process. When I met him 30 years later in 1994, he was president of Institute of Noetic Sciences, an organization founded by the sixth man to walk on the moon, Edgar Mitchell. Mitchell\'s mystical experience, stimulated by viewing the Earth on his return home, inspired him to study phenomenon outside the range of traditional science, which nevertheless might yield to a broader application of the scientific method.

During a long walk together along the central California coastal range one day, he said firmly, \"At the very least, we must enlarge the discussion about psychedelics.\" It is in response to his request that I include highly speculative ideas and my own personal motivations for performing this research. This approach will satisfy no one in every respect. There is intense friction between what we know intellectually or even intuitively, and what we experience with the aid of DMT. As one of our volunteers exclaimed after his first high dose session, \"Wow! I never expected that!\" Or, as Dogen, a thirteenth century Japanese Buddhist teacher said, \"We must always be disturbed by the truth.\" Enthusiasts of the psychedelic drug culture may dislike the conclusion that DMT has no beneficial effects in and of itself; rather, the context in which people take them is at least as important. Proponents of drug control may condemn what they read as encouragement to take psychedelic drugs and a glorification of the DMT experience. Practitioners and spokespersons of traditional religions may reject the suggestion that spiritual states can be accessed, and mystical information gained, through drugs. Those who have undergone \"alien abduction,\" and their advocates, may interpret as a challenge to the \"reality\" of their experiences my suggestion that DMT is intimately involved in these events. Opponents and supporters of abortion rights may find fault with my proposal that pineal DMT release at 49 days after conception marks the entrance of the spirit into the fetus. 

Buy the book DMT: The Spirit Molecule
 
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One year ago (Rhotation Sundaze 17,18 & 20) i posted some of Tuxedomoon's (solo) albums . Last week it was Ghost Sonata from the bonus DVD of their 7707 boxset...this week this videoscompilation you get to chose ..just the audio in ogg 9 or the videos you likely never saw on TV, yet these were made to support their music. 



Tuxedomoon - II. 1000 Lives By Picture videos (avi 45 min ^ 270mb)

Tuxedomoon - Tuxedomoon - II. 1000 Lives By Picture audio (1982-85 ^ 99mb)

 
16 - Hugging The Earth (4:05)
17 - In A Manner Of Speaking (3:34)
18 - 59 To 1 (4:09)
19 - Some Guys (4:56)
20 - Watching The Blood Flow (5:12)
21 - The Waltz ((5:10)
22 - In The Name Of Talent (5:53)
23 - Holy Wars (6:42)
24 - Family Man (5:00)

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Saturday, February 28, 2009

The Prisoner (15)

Hello, well the Prisoner series is drawing to a close, just two more to go after this one. I noticed megaupload drawing most of my CPU power, since they 'upgraded' last week, so i wont be using them again. It makes you wonder though, how long it will be before all websites will take that attitude, theoratically it is not such a bad idea, local power requirements of providers take a lot of extra-cooling energy...but i don't think Megaupload had anything green in mind other then the colour of money. 

A word of condolences go out to those who loved Paul Vigay, a civil liberties campaigner 44, a "kind, sincere and patient" and "an extremely clever deep-thinker". In other words, a fly in the ointment of the UK police state, latter describe his death, washing up on shore as unsuspicious..yeah right, he drank too much seawater. I remind you how the police handled the death of David Kelly, a UN investigator who had dared to state Saddam did't have any weapons of mass destruction, he was driven to 'suicide' with a blunt fruitknife two months before his daughters wedding. And the world looked away. At this moment in time those darkhearted black-opps are heaving a field day, with all the attention going to the economic mess created by the powerhungry greedy bastards, you wont come across them floating in the sea...
more on Paul Vigay

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Prisoner episode 15, The Girl Who Was Death

The Prisoner is back in his old job as he tries to track down the murderer of Colonel Hawke-Englishe, who was looking for a crazy scientist called Schnipps. The scientists's daughter Sonia, who calls herself Death, protects her father and sets up many deadly traps for Number Six. Sonia eventually leads him to her father who has plans to destroy London with his super rocket.


The Girl Who Was Death 1 (rar 180mb)

The Girl Who Was Death 2 (rar 179mb)

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The Girl Who Was Death (zip 370mb)
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