The British UFO Files - Documentary

Beyond Top Secret - Timothy Good LIVE

9/24/11 William Bramely: Gods of Eden, Ancient Astronaunts, Slave Species

John Lash - Truth Frequency Interview 09-27-11 - Planetary Tantra & The Myth of Sophia

'A Universe From Nothing' by Lawrence Krauss, AAI 2009

Victims of the Brain: 1988 docudrama about "the ideas of Douglas Hofstadter".

Daniel Dennett

Allan Jones: A map of the brain

Oliver Sacks: What hallucination reveals about our minds

Presumption of Light from Above by the Brain

I'm sitting here with my head tilted nearly 90 degrees to see when the photo actually 'flips' in its 'depth'.

Suns Of God - Acharya S

David Fitzgerald Skepticon 3 "Examining the Existence of a Historical Jesus"

Allogenes

When I was seized by the eternal light, by the garment that was upon me, and was taken up to a pure place whose likeness cannot be revealed in the world…Allogenes (XI, 3)

It cannot be revealed in the physical world, because it is the imaginary realm. It's the place of frictionless planes, perfect circles, Pi/Phi, etc. It's the source of the Logos.

Oath of the Schoolboys

"David's painting also inspired artists in later generations such as William Sidney Mount in his School Boys Quarreling." (Wiki)

'The Evolution of Confusion' by Dan Dennett, AAI 2009

The Magic of Consciousness

Golgotha

‎"Eusebius, simply says "the venerable and hallowed monument of Our Lord's resurrection became visible." Exactly what this means isn't clear, but some later accounts say that the excavation uncovered a tomb containing some nails and the sign that Pilate had attached to the top of the cross."

http://www.gospel-mysteries.net/golgotha.html

One body? Or many bodies? The story is intentionally vague in this respect. Those with an adolescent understanding of the story are likely inclined to see this as evidence of a single body -- that of some man named Jesus. But the more esoteric (and adult) understanding, is that Christ came unto many martyrs -- and their bodies, considered together, were that "hallowed monument of Our Lord's resurrection."

Dan Dennett: Can we know our own minds?