Richard Dawkins read out hate mail from Christians.

Real funny.

Religion is really like this. Spreading hatred against atheists and gays.

Jesus was just a dirty little cunt. Nothing special. So why worship a piece of shit like that? 

Richard Dawkins on free will. 

This is interesting take on free will. 

Lawrence Krauss take on that we human act as we have free will even if we don't have it. Because decision making is hard to be traced down the the origin. 

The combination of that is, we don't have free will per say, but we human have good in making choices and decisions that are, even without free will, still make fair amount of good decisions and choices. 

Why we use this shampoo over another, with relatively similar ingredients and similar price? I don't know. Words triggered different reaction from different people and that are what brands try to figure out what make us prefer certain things. 

But as persons, we have free will to "not act out our instinctive badness". Push persons out of our way, run in busy street when we are late, take advantages of other persons to get ahead. Most of us do this because we hold ourselves to be good person and we do what we think is right.

That's not free will. But it is a will to be good that make us make good decision most of the time. 

More coming. 

Visionary Fiction: Earth Sentinels sheds light on global issues with brilliant message of hope!

The newly released novel, Earth Sentinels: The Storm Creators by Shaman Elizabeth Herrera is a “no-holds-barred piece of literary realism that is destined to become a classic model of wisdom for living harmoniously on earth,” according to Mark Champion of OurHealingMatters.com, “On occasion, we all read a book that we know will mark the time of our age. Earth Sentinels’ message is every bit as telling and accurate as Animal Farm and Fahrenheit 451. It is a succulent portion of cold, hard truth played out with characters you share affinity with, understand and love.”

"This compelling adventure shows that our struggles around the world are connected and that ordinary people have the power to change the world for the better." -- Dr. Margaret Flowers, Popular Resistance

Earth Sentinels begins with the fallen angel Bechard somberly observing the world being destroyed by mankind’s greed, corruption and indifference. Realizing drastic measures are needed; Bechard begins searching the globe for people who might join his quest to save the planet. 

It doesn’t take long for the fallen angel to find 17-year-old Zachary, whose family’s organic farm is being ruined by fracking; Haruto, living in Fukushima, Japan, where the nuclear meltdown is raging out of control; Mahakanta, a cotton farmer in India, who used GMO seeds with devastating results; the Amazonian tribe members, Conchita and her father, Pahtia, fighting against intruders illegally tearing down their rainforest; and the Bear Claw First Nation Tribe who are dealing with an unstoppable oil spill that is ruining their traditional hunting grounds.

Intriguing blue doors and ethereal mists beckon the characters to the spirit realm where they finally meet the mastermind Bechard to form an alliance. Excitement builds when the world’s Governments are faced with the Earth Sentinels’ demands, sent on behalf of Mother Earth who cannot speak for herself. As events unfurl and countries retaliate, the readers ride a roller coaster through the supernatural!

“Simply riveting! This book is a page turner to the end. Herrera has woven a cautionary tale with threads of history, revelation and hope. Bravo!” exclaimed reviewer Richard O’Shields, channel and media professional, Everyday Connection.

Laine Cunningham, award-winning author stated, “This is one of those books that's going to stand alongside classics. Drawing from Native American wisdom and the beliefs of a world filled with respect for nature and its spiritual elements, Herrera has created a global book of wisdom for a global world.”