Apocalypse HOPI Prophecy is Coming True | Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman

"Crush me not in the flower by the wayside, for I am the mystery that maketh nature wondrous..."  -From an ancient (unknown) Native American Proverb

Very interesting. Yea, I've read about the Hopi Indians and their prophecies before. Its intense. They seem to be a very wise people... 

"Truth does not mind being questioned, A lie does not like being challenged." 

-Eric Stichelmans (YouTube Viewer). VERY well said...

During the last several months that I was still living on Long Island, I came across a very interesting looking book in one of the bookstores in one of the Malls there, and began to read it when I had moved to Maryland. Man, was I surprised. 

The book is freakin' brilliant! Its called: Beyond Prophecies and Predictions. 

It's almost like a must read, in way...

Sound familiar? It should! Ironically, some deep spiritual thinkers have even likened it to something of a 'Spirit of Psychosis', when it like effects the masses in a seemingly irrational manner on a large scale. And it can infect a community, as well as a society; depending on the state (or psychological profile) of that particular community or society to begin with. And may even be like a type of selfish, self-imposed delusion. One of the best books I have ever read in my life (and a must read for any sensible thinker) is a book called: The Soul of Economies. 

It is another BRILLIANT (and powerful) piece of work, and an incredible read, to say the least. 

Highly, highly recommend. Here it is in another form: The Soul of Economies...

Steve Hackett Track Chat - "Wingbeats" from 'Surrender of Silence'

Whoa. Good stuff. Yea, I think Steve Hackett is brilliant; and his recordings are absolutely awesome. Big influence...

"Some guitarists wanna impress you by being the fastest, but then there's people like Hackett and Gilmour who wanna break your heart with emotions." -FireworkRecordings 

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The New Era - Beyond The Horizon (Music Video II)

An Impressionistic Tone Poem...

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." -Lau Tzu

A video about one of the greatest jazz guitarists who ever lived: 'Joe Pass'...

For whatever its worth, here's my comment on YouTube regarding the video. So surprised was I, that I saw this in my home feed, that I just couldn't help myself...

Yea, I knew about Joe Pass a long time ago, myself. Learned about him in music school, and saw him live once in Manhattan. (The guitar instructor at the school actually knew him personally). In fact, I believe I still have the 'Virtuoso' album. Pass is a FREAKIN' MONSTER!!! Thanks for making this video. Long overdue. Finally someone who gets it, about what a genius this guy was. I was one of the few back in the day, who really understood and appreciated that, or  who even knew about him. Joe Pass is a legend. Not sure if he's still alive or not, but he was like the Mozart of Jazz guitar players, for sure. Pat Martino was another little known jazz guitarist, who was just absolutely brilliant as well, now that we're on this subject. May want to do a video on him too, and really blow my mind...