-
-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Author Archives: ehurst
Photography: Super Moon
This was just a practice run. The camera did well enough considering the awful conditions shooting from an urban setting with street lights and such. I’d have to drive quite a ways to get out of that. It actually peaks … Continue reading
Psalm 119: Cheth 57-64
This octet of verses is the Song of Loyalty. The psalmist is fully committed, wholly owned by his Sovereign, a loyal servant who shares in the inheritance as a son. That’s the meaning of the first line, and he as … Continue reading
Of Goats and Chamber Pots
Don’t follow the folly of this world. Matthew 26:52 is often misquoted. It’s a peculiar Western concept that one could “live by the sword.” It almost sounds poetic — live by the sword; die by the sword. But this places … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged government, heart-led, human perception, law, Noah's Covenant, Political activism, war, Western mythology
Comments Off on Of Goats and Chamber Pots
Photography: More Terrain Analysis
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Today I returned to yesterday’s little canyon but approached from a different direction. Thus, I was on the opposite side … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, geography, hiking, photography
Comments Off on Photography: More Terrain Analysis
Just Speculation
So you probably have already seen a lot of speculative press on what to expect from a Trump presidency. I wouldn’t bet on much of it, particularly the policy stuff. It will change some, but it remains to be seen … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged government, mainstream media, politics, social conditioning, social mythology
3 Comments
Photography: Lesson in Terrain Analysis
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. When using a mapping service with satellite view, you often can’t really get a good image, even when the service … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, geography, hiking, photography
Comments Off on Photography: Lesson in Terrain Analysis
The Drift in Reality
They don’t understand because they refuse to understand. Don’t be like them. God is creating a new reality; He invites our participation. He calls to us with warmth and longing, if only we would shift to a heart-led consciousness so … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged mainstream media, meat space, Network Civilization, open source, social conditioning, technology, virtual space
1 Comment
Cycling: Long Draper Loop
I wanted to just get away, to take a long quiet ride in the country. Draper Lake sounded like just the thing. Of course, I know that nature will always seize my eyes with some vision of beauty, so I … Continue reading
Initial Reaction
Had Hillary Clinton won last night, we would be facing an apocalypse. It would have been a nightmare world of all out war against Russia, including even weapons of mass destruction. Worse, it would have meant outright persecution of people … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged government, heart-led, moral discernment, Political activism, politics, social justice
1 Comment
Cycling: The Paseo
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Low flying clouds today and the temperature began dropping about the time I got back home. I needed an election … Continue reading