Intro
I know nothing much happens in this section. You can imagine that what you can read here, requires most work of all sections. More even, it requires ‘inspiration’ too. There are some things that I am working on that are not exactly website-related, but some results may turn up here some time. As for the rest, just keep your eye on the news-section and if something new does come up, you will at least notice.
23/12/07
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On 24/5/07 I finished posting most of my Monas.nl (and before) articles. Quite a job, because especially when images are involved, posting a scribbling in a database-field, is quite different from making a nice-looking html page with Frontpage. Not everything looks quite the way I would prefer it, but at the moment, I guess it is good enough.
Within this section you will find old and more recent writings of mine. The ‘back catalogue’ was precisely 70 texts, so if you didn’t know Monas.nl, you have something to do. Initially I intended to post all articles, but when I reread some of the 1998-2001 things, I figured that they are not always that good and/or are quite far from my current ideas and interests. Especially some ‘Theosophical’ texts were left out, even though I have posted a few of those. Also I am in doubt about the “Seekers dept.” of Monas.nl. Maybe it is/was helpfull for some people, but I never check the links and I no longer wish to refer people to all of the organisations listed. I have to consider if I will post them anyway, of maybe a few and the rest not.
The search field searches only through this section and I added a Google search function to search the entire website at once. Not ideal since this is an ‘off site link’, but I think it is helpfull nonetheless.
Since posting all these articles was a hell of a job, undoubtely some mistakes crept in. Typos, missing text, wrong images, broken links, a layout that doesn’t work, etc. If you run into something like that, please use the comment box under this intro. The comment boxes under the articles I would rather use for remarks regarding the content.
Yes, wordpress is unalterably chronological, but it is nice to look at.
I am a screenwriter in Hollywood, and I am doing research for a new script.
The Europeans, The White Men, came to North America and believed they were superior to the American Indians because they, the White Men, were Christian/Catholic. They committed genocide in the name of Christianity. I have a question: why would any American Indian voluntarily choose Christianity in any form, knowing this history?? I would think American Indians would choose Hinduism, or Budhism, or paganism, or agnosticm, or anything but Christianity. I don’t understand. Can anyone explain this to me? Thank you. And P.S., I think Jesus would be absolutely horrified to see the so-called Christian churches of today. He did not found the church, you know. Jesus was a Jew, you know.