I was up early this morning. Just before sunrise the moon and Saturn were in close proximity, and you could see them both. If you gaze up into the starry heavens you cannot help but be filled with a sense of awe and wonder. Obviously something very large is transpiring, and it all seems orderly with a heavenly government to it.

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Over the last couple of months I have received a few inquiries concerning an online Attunement course. This idea is intriguing and, on the surface, appears to be similar to many other classes that are being offered online today. Yet as I began to consider such instruction a large question popped up regarding the hands-on aspect of Attunement instruction. Seemingly this may be handled through a webinar, where various people connect with you via the internet and participate in a class as though they were present in the room. I still have factors to sort through before I offer such instruction online.

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I recently watch a public television program about the Hittite civilization which had its dominance on the world scene from 1800-1100 BC. The Hittites encompassed central Anatolia, south-western Syria to Ugarit and upper Mesopotamia. This area is now Turkey, Lebanon, and northern Iraq. As I viewed this PBS special I had an epiphany (revelation). The television show was explaining the various attributes of the Hittite culture, noting particularly their innovative legal system and their unique agreement on how to select a ruler King. Both elements were new to the world scene at that time and these changes prompted shifts in ideas elsewhere on the planet.

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The BP oil spill continues to make the headlines day after day. Although there is now a small dome covering and capturing some of the gushing oil, it is becoming more apparent that this sad saga of environmental degradation will not end until the relief wells are drilled (estimated early August). A relief well is the oil industries’ final way to end a leaking oil well, an open bleeding wound in the earth. I worked as a civil engineer in the Gulf of Mexico oil fields in 1969 and 1970, helping to build oil drilling and storage platforms and laying pipeline – both oil and high pressure gas – in shallow (50 feet) and deep water (at the time 220 feet). It was the height of the oil business in the United States. I say that because shortly after that period production levels started declining even as usage continued to increase.

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The British Petroleum (BP) oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico off the southern United States coast is filled with interesting and symbolic energy vibrations, to say the least. The ‘top kill’ solution failed and as of this writing, BP is on to the next option.

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