A Spiritual View

Divinely Inspired Music. Created by Midjourney for Lars Laursen . The Waltz King Johann Strauss’ golden statue in Vienna. Photo by Lars Laursen. 🎼 Through the passage of time, certain music has moved me—sometimes subtly, sometimes profoundly. I wish to share a few of these musical pieces with you, offering you the chance to listen to them yourself. In much of this music, I hear something greater—God. I believe a great deal of music is inspired, especially the kind that resonates with many and touches the human soul. Musicians can be vessels of inspiration. Take for example the classical composers Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, Johann Strauss (represented by the golden statue in the image from Vienna), and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The latter could almost be described as a messenger of music. No doubt, others can be as well. Jon & Vangelis — "I'll Find My Way Home" 🎥  This is a live performance aired on BBC's  Top of the Pops . A visually thematic s...

The German female theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder talks about the state of affairs within the scientific community and so-called "bad science" in a video on her YouTube-channel. Take a look. She even calls physicists and the way research is conducted today corrupt, nonsensical and without integrity. Let's take a look at it and see if there's a way to understand what's going on – and it may well be different from her frustrated point of view. My view on this question Sabine (and others) may be angry about the state of affairs within the physics community today. But there is another way to look at this. Do you know of anything else where the more effort you make, the result is the same?  This means that if 30 people over 30 years gain extraordinary new insights in a field, what will it not be like if 100,000 people work in the same field? Will discoveries happen 3,333 times faster or be 3,333 times more extensive? No, they might be a little more detailed...

"Ta-da! We've also quit tobacco and successfully stopped smoking with the help of TABAC!" Photo: Tatiana Vychegzhanina, Ukraine, on Colourbox. For hundreds of years – almost back to the discovery of America – tobacco has been used as a soothing remedy for nervousness, anxiety, and inner turmoil, allowing those afflicted to experience a moment of 15 minutes of tranquility – before they need to take another cigarette and repeat the treatment. For centuries, the tobacco industry has been the supplier of this short-term soothing product for this ailment. But alas, the remedy has never had a permanent effect. The patient has had to continuously consume this medicine to feel well once they started – it is a remedy that creates addiction without solving the real problem, as the patient have to continue taking this remedy hour after hour, day after day, year after year. Researchers within the tobacco industry have been aware of this for decades. In the long run, it becomes expens...

Child Without Diagnosis, CWD . We live in a time when many – especially children – are given diagnoses. Previously, we didn't think of them as sick. Doctors are doing that now, and they are trying to develop and give them medicine, some kind of alternative therapy, or offer them lifestyle changes that enable them to do better. Some people are downright afraid that we are moving towards a future where everyone will have a diagnosis. Some may even be at risk of having the strange, rare and indeterminate diagnosis of CWD ( C hild W ithout D iagnosis ) or MDS ( M issing D iagnosis S yndrome ) attached to them with the uncertainty this may entail . Doctors and therapists will then be left at a loss and powerless, without options or offers for medical treatment for these unusual children. There is a great risk that health professionals and caregivers will have to give up on them, leaving them to their own devices without professional supervision or provision of any kind of treatment. ...