The Massachusetts Coast
Very Picture of the Profile of the Human Head

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John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts became President-elect of the United States six months after Earth's most powerful earthquake in 1960. The earthquake struck the South American coast on May 22, 1960. On the anniversary of President Kennedy's election the transit of Mercury occurred in 2006. The transit, when from Earth's perspective Mercury moves in front of the Sun, happens about thirte... read more

Serious is a star
second from our Sun
I stood there and stared to see
more light in the Universe

Did you know cosmic microwave background radiation
discovered by two Americans
is isotropic
which means uniform
in the Universe?
That's true.
It means that light (of which we are)
is everywhere, even in the pitch darkest black
It's the God Christians somehow missed
because Christians, well, I won't start a fight
with you

Baby, baby, dream tonight.
And if you don't remember in t... read more

The Sun Isn't a Distant Star
The Sun Is Here, It's You and Me
by John S.G. Sullivan (Me)





The Sumatran Tsunami

The cataclysmic 2004 Sumatran tsunami on the anniversary of U.S. President Harry Truman's death and U.S. President Gerald Ford's death exactly two years after the tsunami is synchronicity. Synchronicity is the intimate connection between each person to the Earth. Synchronicity gives meaning to all the moments of speechlessness in which we didn't find the words t... read more

For some real fun, read your daily newspapers or a book, once you're in a rhythym recording your dreams. I guarantee you'll see something of your dream in your newspaper or book. To me, the newspaper is much more interesting. Your jaw may drop, but don't for a second feel beaten, that you can't possibly understand how your dream matches something in your future. Granted, maybe two of you will see the reason for such an exercise. I'm speaking to you.

Record your dreams. When you know your ... read more

ONE
The Presidents, The Inventors and Those Compelled to Kill

One is not the simple number, anyone who's looked into the sky and pondered one knows the challenge and beauty of the singularity.

August 27, 2003, Earth and Mars were nearer than we'd been in 60,000 years. President Lyndon Johnson had been born exactly ninety-five years before -- August 27, 1908 -- and two months before the president's birth a meteor exploded over Tunguska, Siberia, the explosion decimated thousands of s... read more