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September 2009You may need to
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the last month I went on a speaking tour for the Theosophical Society
again. I spoke in Wellington, Nelson, Takaka, Christchurch and Oamaru.
As well as meeting up with members of the  Theosophical
Society again I
also caught up with family and friends. In Wellington I stayed with
Rachel for a couple of day, in Nelson with family and in
Christchurch with Michael. The photo above areof boat houses out at
Paremata. One was owned by Sam Hunt. I
have also had a national council meeting in Auckland and met Vic Hao
Chin, the President of the Phillipines Theosophical Society. With
only 300 members they have achived amazing results running schools and
business etc. and they are planning to start a university.The photo to the left is of a full moon on the flight to Auckland  and then Vasanta House in Auckland during a lunch break..We have completed our shift into the new premises for the Theosophical Society in Dunedin (apart from unpacking the library, which is still in boxes). I am looking forward to having more time at home to catch up on all my projects and it will also be a good time to be out in the garden. Interesting Websites After having read the Brother's Karamazov recently I came across this article about his epilepsy I found interesting.Here is some amazing sand painting that was the winner of Ukraine's Got Talent television programme. clip 1, clip 2 |
Subscribe to this newsletterIf you would like to receive this newsletter as a monthly email just send me an email. You may choose to email me to Unsubscribe. Previous NewslettersNewsletter archiveOld "Recent News" Books I read this monthThe Field by Lynn McTaggartThis book is along the lines of Ervin Laszlo's books on the quantum vaccum. Lynn McTaggart uses the term Zero Point Field. She writes more widely covering remote viewing, distant healing, ESP, homeopathy, etc. She only used the most highly respected scientists she could. The descriptions of how the Field may work are so strange it is hard to remember that the book is solidly set in science. Adventures in Complexity by Lesley KuhnI finished readiung this book. It turns out she is a lecturer at the University of Western Sydney, where I did my MA in Chaos and Complexity and she marked some of my papers. They always had quite a post-modernist slant which comes through in the book. I liked her fractal fragments - stories of people in organisations |
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Victor's webpage Victor's complexity website Subscribe Email Victor Victor's first book |
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