The symbol of the serpent in ancient Egypt represented power. Although the meaning is not entirely lost in the Judeo-Christian tradition, where the power to rule, to heal and to save are embodied in Jesus Christ, presented as a divine snake; (John 3: 14-15), by and large, bound by the law of first mention, whenever … More When truth demands a response: truth to power
I still enjoy friendship with those whose views on essential matters – politics, religion, cosmology, sexuality, ethics. aesthetics are diametrically opposite to mine, some which are admittedly high maintenance with the stakes being so high in our presently polarized culture on the verge and in some cases already in the throes of profound and perhaps … More Ostrich or eagle?
The destiny of nations are now inextricably intertwined. A clown at the controls may not just be a national embarrassment… it could easily become be a global catastrophe. … More Cuomo for President
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