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Robert Mueller Tracks Mysterious Black Lacquer Box With Letter Putin Sent To Trump In 2013

by Brent Lambert • March 9, 2018 • Politics, Unexplained • 752

There are many trails the Special Counsel is following in his pursuit of truth and justice in his investigation of Donald Trump. As of this morning, many new trails have likely been opened thanks to the release of a brand new book entitled Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin’s War on America and the Election of Donald Trump (Twelve Books), written by Michael Isikoff, chief investigative correspondent for Yahoo News, and David Corn, Washington bureau chief of Mother Jones. The book will be released on March 13. Continue Reading
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NETFLIX & Black Mirror’s Online AI Test Will Tell You Your Relationship’s Expiration Date

by Brent Lambert • March 8, 2018 • Technology, Television • 470

I absolutely cannot stand dystopic television (i.e. Black Mirror, The Handmaid’s Tale, etc.) — the world is already dystopic enough. I couldn’t even finish the first episode of The Handmaid’s Tale, and I could barely get through three episodes of Black Mirror. I simply refuse. But sometimes a show can spawn a byproduct that catches my eye. Seeing a group of women in red cloaks and white bonnets protesting on the street is certainly something you don’t see everyday. Or this new online A.I. tool created by NETFLIX and Black Mirror which measures the expiration date of your relationship. Continue Reading
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My Night With David Lynch & His Epic Lecture On The Miracles Of Transcendental Meditation

by Brent Lambert • February 13, 2018 • Health, Inspiration, Me, Psychology, Spirituality, The ZEN Files • 1250

It’s not everyday that you get to meet one of your biggest heroes, so last night as David Lynch and Bob Roth spoke about transcendental meditation at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre it was a memory that will stay with me forever. I first learned of David’s passion for TM (which he began in 1973) from this incredible video where he answers a teacher’s question about whether or not TM will help her and her students. Perhaps the world’s best known proponent of TM, David Lynch writes, “I started Transcendental Meditation in 1973 and have not missed a single meditation ever since. Twice a day, every day. It has given me effortless access to unlimited reserves of energy, creativity and happiness deep within. This level of life is sometimes called ‘pure consciousness’—it is a treasury. And this level of life is deep within us all.” Continue Reading
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HBO’s Paranormal Drama ‘Here And Now’ Explores The Powerful Phenomenon & Meaning Of 11:11

by Brent Lambert • February 12, 2018 • Me, Philosophy, Spirituality, Television, Unexplained • 4159

Last night HBO premiered its brand new series Here And Now from Alan Ball, the award-winning writer-director-producer behind Six Feet Under, American Beauty, and True Blood. The series opens with the Bishop family celebrating the 60th birthday of their patriarch, Greg Bishop (Tim Robbins), a renowned philosophy professor and author suffering from a profound mid-life crisis. As his wife, Audrey (Holly Hunter), neurotically wrangles her four grown children to help with the party (three adopted, and one bio child)–which eventually climaxes in a provocatively paranormal peak–it becomes clear that the family is an allegory for the perilous state of modern America in the era of Trump. Continue Reading
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OUT Magazine Caught Red-Handed Revising LGBT Olympic History With Kenworthy-Rippon Posts

by Brent Lambert • February 12, 2018 • LGBT • 845

I used to have respect for OUT magazine and its coverage of LGBT issues, but this morning I had my fill of them. As I was scrolling through their Facebook newsfeed, I noticed one of their newest posts featuring Olympic superstars Gus Kenworthy and Adam Rippon sharing a sweet kiss. The headline, however, was anything but sweet: “The First Openly Gay Olympians Share A Kiss In Defiance Of The Vice President”. Continue Reading
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Video Shows Diver’s Arm Getting Paralyzed From Sperm Whale’s Powerful Clicking Sound

by Brent Lambert • February 9, 2018 • Nature, Science • 1871

Whales and dolphins are the most intelligent creatures in existence with the highest levels of consciousness. And with that level of evolution has come some extraordinary abilities. The sperm whale, for instance, is the loudest animal on Earth, and can produce sounds at 236 decibels. Their communication is so loud, in fact, that researchers believe sperm whales can communicate with their kind on the opposite side of the planet. Continue Reading
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The Mystery Of Mary Trump: How Donald’s Dark Relationship With His Mom Explains His Mania

by Brent Lambert • February 8, 2018 • Politics, Psychology • 1749

One of Sigmund Freud‘s most renowned theories is the Oedipus Complex, part of his larger theory of the psychosexual stages of development. In a nutshell, it describes “a child’s feelings of desire for his or her opposite-sex parent and jealousy and anger toward his or her same-sex parent,” writes Kendra Cherry. “Essentially, a boy feels that he is competing with his father for possession of his mother, while a girl feels that she is competing with her mother for her father’s affections. According to Freud, children view their same-sex parent as a rival for the opposite-sex parent’s attentions and affections.” Continue Reading
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