Numinous Nonsense

WordPress 2.0 & Old Blog Integration

Wordpress, the blogging software I use, just released a new version (WordPress 2.0) which I’ve now upgraded too. Most of the changes won’t be obvious to you guys, but the backend is quite different. So far I like it a lot. The one thing you will notice though, is that I’ve found a way [...]

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Why Wait…

Alright, I’ve decided not to wait. I’ve been working on VincentHorn.com (my new blogsite), and have decided to go ahead and stop writing on Numinous Non-Sense. Eventually http://www.mystictraining.com/blog/ won’t work, so my solution is to save it to my new site as an archived blog. You will henceforth be able to see [...]

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Numinous Non-Sense is Coming to an End…

And to a new beginning! This blog will officially stop in the next few weeks. At the end of September I’ll be leaving on retreat, and have decided that since I won’t be posted during that time, it might just make sense to finishing this blog altogether. But not to worry… [...]

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On Transformation

Elizabeth DeBold on transformation, taken from an article entitled “Toward a New Women’s Liberation” in the newest edition of What is Enlightenment? Transformation is an elitist process: not necessarily elitist in terms of social or economic privilege (although that can help to free one’s energy for something more then mere survival) but elitist in terms of [...]

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Normalizing Enlightenment

Inspired by a string of discussions I’ve had with close friends (Ryan, Walker, etc.), and through the reading and practicing I’ve done, I wrote an essay on GenSit entitled Normalizing the Big E. It’s an inquiry into what it would be like to treat enlightenment as something quite ordinary, instead of holding it as [...]

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Google Talk!

Whoa, I had heard rumors on SlashDot yesterday, but it looks like it is a reality. Google just launched an IM service called GoogleTalk. Looks pretty cool so far, and has a VoIP module… Future Skype buyout possible? Who knows… They say talk is cheap. Google thinks it should be free. Google [...]

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