The subject of Sunlight in mental and physical health in the media has caught my eye in more ways than one lately, and I don't just mean Lorde's raunchy(I'm not complaining about it BTW;-) new album cover.
Maybe sun and water has been on my mind because the southern hemisphere of the Earth is about to go through the seasons of spring and summer?
Solar/Spring colours ... and birth (baby in the bathwater?-)
I've been picking out podcast episodes like the one's pictured above from 'The Vital Veda' podcast to have a listen to, and while I'm not into Indian belief systems any more than I'm into Christian belief systems, I do find some episodes worth a listen when it comes to our common human Earthly experiences.
Ironically, I stumbled across this podcast show when I was searching for podcasts about the mountain which is the first place the rising sun hits the mainland of Australia ... Wollumbin.
But when I went to this week's guest's web-page which was linked to the LTND episode I couldn't help but wonder if it wasn't some kind of ironic Freudian slip when at about the 1-minute mark in the Vimeo video Sue asks, "What are your DRIVERS?":-)
I never knew that Ed had starred in a 2020movie tilted 'Tiger Within'until I was looking through his acting credits at his IMDB page this morning when I saw he had just died (Monday Australian time), which makes the post I wrote yesterday kind of synchromystically eerie.
I'm not saying that there isn't a baby in the bathwater somewhere in the astrology Belief Systems of the world, whether that be "normal" astrology, Chinese, Vedic astrology or whatever type of astrology floats your spaceship, but I couldn't be bothered consulting astrologers or working out where the stars may be steering me when I can just go with the flow ... or the way ... of the universe:-)
I find it interesting listening to people try to tell you why they think astrology systems work, but it sounds like a lot of bathwater to me when I'm just looking for the baby in it all:-)
I stumbled across a series of podcasts featuring a guy named Jimi Wollumbim who lives near the bottom of Wollumbin(AKA Mount Warning)when I was actually looking for podcast episodes about the mountain, not the doctor.