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Why do we make bad choices, when we "know better?" We see rain clouds in the sky but we don’t take an umbrella to work. More seriously, we marry someone who’s an alcoholic or drug addict, even though we know it’s a mistake. Acknowledged killers who have murdered their wives and are on death row get large numbers of marriage proposals from lonely women. Neurobiologists say that the brain remembers, even if we don’t. But aren’t our brains really us?

Researcher Adam Messinger compares it to subliminal knowledge, which is there, even the information doesn’t enter our consciousness. An example? "You know you?ve met the wife of your work colleague but you can’t recall her face."
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Consumers beware: oil and gas prices may double our even triple this winter, according to Matthew Simmons, author of Twilight in the Desert: The Coming Saudi Oil Shock and the World Economy. James Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency (a recent Dreamland show) agrees.

A cold winter has been predicted. Like most energy experts, he thinks gas prices are actually cheap, despite the fact that commuters are still reeling from price hikes at the gas pump. But oil is a precious and limited commodity and should be price accordingly so that it is no squandered. In a speech in Ottawa, Simmons said that gas prices “need to go a lot higher.”
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In 1974, farmers digging wells in China discovered a vast army of over 8,000 life-sized terracotta figures, mostly soldiers, buried with the body of the first Emporer around 200 BC. Now it’s been discovered that they were guarding more than an emperor’s body?they were guarding a vast treasure.

Karla Adam writes in the Independent that archeologists using special X-ray equipment have discovered a large number coins inside the sealed tomb, leading them to conclude that the emperor was buried with his state treasure. This means that his death effectively bankrupted the country. It’s also likely that the coins are made of gold or other precious metals and are a still worth a fortune today.
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In her new diary Anne writes: “It’s been just a little over a year since October 16, 2004, when an aneurysm suddenly burst inside my head and I was rushed to the hospital. Whitley and my son Andrew, who were constantly by my side, were told that I would be fully healed in a year. October 16, 2005, was 4 days ago. Physically, I am healed. But there?s another problem, a psychic problem, that I rarely spoke of?but now that’s finally healed as well, and I want to tell you how it happened. It all has to do with the incredible saga of the Green Man.”

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