Blue Logic Press

Dear Facebook friends, The Editors of Blue Logic are pleased to announce the publication of Beyond Space-Time: Stories from Outside the Matrix by John Stubbs. A collection of 16 short stories, it erases the border wall in most minds separating magical realism from science fiction from recent human history, past and future, and this from our own personal everyday spiritual evolution if we are lucky enough to let the stories erase it.... To fully appreciate the significance of this event imagine a team of screen writers producing a script that combines the time traveling episodes of Ministerio del tiempo wth the esoteric spiritual journey of Yunnes Enre. That’s what Beyond Space-Time has done -- in a book. Making his time-traveling debut, Micro (short for MiChael J. ROwe) time travels across lifetimes for greater being and consciousness. Covering many lives how many we don't know (including one where he finally reaches the gates of Paradise only to have it fade away because he falls into imagination), Micro has a surprising gift waiting for all of us at the end. 178 pages. $22.95. Amazon.

"We are in an incredibly dangerous situation and it is important that we remember ourselves. Everyone in life walks naïvely around like they are already in heaven or going to heaven. We must use this vessel that we have to create astral bodies. Our moments of self-remembering are never lost. The deepest part of our nature understands that we are preparing for deathit knows and understands ideas that we act as though we don’t understand. A foretaste of death emerges as the years pass. One’s time is limited and diminishing, and the urgency of remembering oneself becomes apparent. In the end, there shall you find the beginning." Robert Burton, "Self-Remembering" (http://bluelogic.us/pages/3-section.php)

The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you. Don't go back to sleep. You must ask for what you really want. Don't go back to sleep. People are going back and forth... across the door sill where the two worlds touch. The door is round and open. Don't go back to sleep. Rumi Photo Credit: https://www.travelblog.org

More on theater. Increasingly over the last maybe forty years, the thought has come to me that the old world in which our people lived by the work of their hands, close to weather and earth, plants and animals was the true world; and that the new world of cheap energy and ever cheaper money, honored greed, and dreams of liberation from every restraint, is mostly theater. This new world seems a jumble of scenery and props never quite believable, an economy of fantasies and moods, in which it is hard to remember either the timely world of nature or the eternal world of the prophets and poets. Wendell Berry

There is no such thing as a dangerous weapon, there are only dangerous men. - R. Heinlein, Methusalah's Children