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Poem of Rumi – Songs for Sri Moojiji

Published on Apr 12, 2015

Om Sri Moojiji ki Jai

Recorded live in Rishikesh on 18th march, 2015

Full satsang can be viewed here: http://mooji.tv/freemedia/this-fire-i…

via Poem of Rumi – YouTube.

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More than Honey – Modern Farmer

Alas, the doomed honeybee.

Thanks to countless news articles and a spate of documentaries on the baffling disappearance of the domestic honeybee, most of us have heard about bee death, Colony Collapse Disorder and the grave prospect of extinction.

More than Honey may cover familiar territory, but this 95-minute film is generally hailed as the most comprehensive on the topic and has the distinction of being nominated for a 2013 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It doesn’t take long to figure out what sets this film apart: It is visually stunning.

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via More than Honey – Modern Farmer.

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California’s Water Crisis | True News – Stefan Molyneaux

Published on Apr 2, 2015

An in-depth look at the real cause of the California water crisis and the history which lead to this challenging situation. Why are farmers trying to grow water intensive crops in a desert environment? How could farming in a desert possibly be cost effective? What role do taxpayer funded dam projects and government subsidies play in this shortage? Stefan Molyneux, host of Freedomain Radio, breaks down at the hidden story behind this growing problem.

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Is this ET? Mystery of strange radio bursts from space – space – 31 March 2015 – New Scientist

Mysterious radio wave flashes from far outside the galaxy are proving tough for astronomers to explain. Is it pulsars? A spy satellite? Or an alien message?

BURSTS of radio waves flashing across the sky seem to follow a mathematical pattern. If the pattern is real, either some strange celestial physics is going on, or the bursts are artificial, produced by human – or alien – technology.

Telescopes have been picking up so-called fast radio bursts (FRBs) since 2001. They last just a few milliseconds and erupt with about as much energy as the sun releases in a month. Ten have been detected so far, most recently in 2014, when the Parkes Telescope in New South Wales, Australia, caught a burst in action for the first time. The others were found by sifting through data after the bursts had arrived at Earth. No one knows what causes them, but the brevity of the bursts means their source has to be small – hundreds of kilometres across at most – so they can’t be from ordinary stars. And they seem to come from far outside the galaxy.

The weird part is that they all fit a pattern that doesn’t match what we know about cosmic physics.

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via Is this ET? Mystery of strange radio bursts from space – space – 31 March 2015 – New Scientist.