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Sun, 14 May 2006 06:43:08 GMT

Favorites??? Satchitananda Kosmicblogging & Soul Study I have to say one of my own because I am loving it:) PJ/Arpana

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:39:01 GMT

So, Arpana Qalbia, that is me, & I am Peggy Joyce Starr. Everyone up=to-date now?

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://coolmel.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:38:35 GMT

rats! now i'm really wondering too because i erred on hyperlinkting DJP too. is it Zaadz or is it DJP. i'm going to brood upon this in my bathroom....

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://coolmel.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:35:44 GMT

for what it's worth i know DJP too. he writes long and sometimes rants a lot, but all is cool. in fact, it's from him i got the P.S., P.P.S, P.P.P.S, P.P.P.P.S... all the way up / down.S. you see?

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http://brondu.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 17:32:04 GMT

sorry David... also I made typos and other errors (Very rare) in your segment. I done wrong by you boy. David Jon Now if that doesn't work I'm gonna reeeeeeeally wonder.

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http://coolmel.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 16:38:04 GMT

dude. fix the link to David Jon's blog or reply with a corrected hyperlink here. as always, YOU ROCK not because i ROCK YOU TOO, but because it's JUST IS.

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http://brondu.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 09:48:20 GMT

uh.... I should clarify that David Jon's post are all completely original in relation to the previous day's posts. They're not 'completely different' as in 'completely crazy'.

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://brondu.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 09:46:53 GMT

Okak welcome to the positivity fest, Hey ~C4Chaos - This was a good idea. I appreciate your words about my blog. Picking a top 3 is rather difficult for me but I'll do it because you did. 1. C4Chaos's blog - replete with insight and a retained youthful exuberance this blog is constantly graced with posts that invite participation (on many levels) and I am never dissapointed when I join in. One way or another Rommel has managed to create, easily reproduce, foster, and grow a completely unqiue mode of expression (utilizing blogospheric technology) that epitomizes, optimizes, customizes, and revitalizes all the helpful, gifted voices he is expansive enough to cultivate and not-inhibit. Put simply: the blogging self formerly known as Coolmel has undergone so much blogging (as a spiritual practice) so as to arrive at a point where the line between his frequently voiced blogging self and his (extracted-from-Divinity) Unique Self is blurred and the line between finding, voicing, and celebrating that unique voice and helping others do the same is similarly blurred. Can I hear an amen? I know it seems like I'm overdoing it here, but Rommel has influenced my writing a lot and I appreciate his help in all of the forms it has taken. 2. Rob's blog - If you want to read a good book on all things, uh, consciousness-ey.... don't go to the bookstore. Go to Rob. He deserves your attention and he does not take your attention lightly. I don't know what else to say. Go to Rob. 3. David Jon's blog - David is kind of insane. I don't know how he's gotten himself into the pattern but everyday he writes a post (often lengthy) about something completely different. He's been at it for 37 days now. It seems like not a lot of people are paying him attention but he, too, deserves a lot of attention. The things he blogs about are always interesting, entertaining, informative, eye-opening, and from a perspective that is genuinely integral: that is, a perspective that sees just how much water actualized integrity has in the world. You probably won't hear him talking about a four quadrant actualization of incarnational nonduality because David is respectful enough to broaden his audience to a more all-inclusive position although he feels free (and more power to him) to speak to his potential and he does so without fail. A true offering of uniquity, not to be missed. This list is way too short. I have excluded way too many people but that is the nature of these top 3s. I also suggest you check out my family's blog. So far only two members are actively blogging (my brother and my cousin). Whatever ~C4Chaos might say these people are not me. Also, Zona, Paul Slamone, zenhawk, Shelly, Harmony, Nancy, Rogue, chefmystic, and will.i.am all come (literally) immediately to mind. Basically check out my friends list. That's all from me for now, Brian David

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://mscaprikell.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 02:03:11 GMT

Wow, that's a tough one.... singling out the top three ... it really depends on what I am feeling in the moment and what the blogger is writing in the moment.... so it changes.... so... for now:

(no particular order mind you):

Reily & The Farm (aka Shelly) - inspirational and such a deep love for our familiars and reminds us of our responsibility to take care of our beloved creatures.

~C4Chaos - you just crack me up ... so many good entries that can take you on an adventure across the net!

Zona - for the spiritually challenging perspectives and the absoulutely awesome connection with the divine.

Ask me again tomorrow and that could change... and why only three??? geeesh! ;)

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http://zo.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 01:36:03 GMT

My favorite Blog's are based soley on spirit-connection. Afew others would also go here if they Blogged more, lol. Content is NOT King unless it is backed up by Source and Power.

Feel free to check out my Blog too... lol

Carly's Blog - Filled with beauty in the Form of my One, this talent shines with power, kindness, and sensuality.

Tia's Blog - Filled with multi-dimensional articles, this being of few words is somehow very close to my heart, lol, thus is the nature of the subtle, some thing's "Just Are".

Isis's Blog - My "little sister" / Elder Goddess always provides a vibrant exchange of insight within and without, another being close to my core.

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://simplicity-seeker.gaia.com — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 23:46:52 GMT

Thanks ~C.

This is a great topic as I've been seeking out blogs on zaadz pretty randomly (by clicking on zaadzsters with similar interests) and often coming up blank. I'd given up and settled into just reading my friends' blogs (thanks to that handy link from my profile page), but now I can get back to exploring.

So, my three favorite right now are probably:

ROb's : he writes often long posts in a stream of consciousness sort of style, and I like his consciousness. His mind seems to have an infinite capacity for exploring meditation-related stuff, and I always learn something new.

C4Chaos's : though I get too overwhelmed to read even the titles of every post, this blog just gets me excited. I find myself reading more in general, writing more, seeing more connections in the world. Good stuff.

and... choosing the third is extremely tough because I get something out of every one I read. But I guess I'll go with

Raymond's : He doesn't post often, but when he does it's usually some pretty kick-ass environmental news. He's seems like a great role-model for anyone wanting to live more sustainably.

Re: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://CalmEagle.gaia.com — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 01:15:48 GMT

OK here they are
1. Arpana Qalbia's blog, on exctasy and business, life and spirit. Cool stuff.
2. WayOfTheSpirit next for her deep trove of Native American wisdom. Tansi kind spirit.
3. Shelly, her blog rocks and her love for the four legs knows no bounds. Aho, clear heart, Mitkuye Oyasin! All My Relations!

Honor to the kind hearted ones.

CalmEagle

What's Your Top 3 Favorite Zaadz Blogs?

http://coolmel.gaia.com — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 17:00:21 GMT

Fellow Podwans,

Previously I asked a similar question: What's Your Top 3 Favorite Blogs?

This time I would like to focus our awareness within Zaadz. So, let’s use this thread to list our Top Three (3) Zaadz Blogs. Why only three when there are probably thousands of Zaadz blogs out there already?

Consider this as time for reflection. Take your time to pick your top three, then give a brief reason why.

I’ll start…

Jeff's Blog

Jeff is none other than The Jeffrey Mishlove! An uber-kick-ass parapsychologist who in my younger days screw my head really good. So imagine my surprise when I saw him here blogging at Zaadz.

Jeff blogs a lot of good, weird, informative, paranormal, geeky stuff. For some reason I have this uncanny intuition that he hates my guts (can't blame the guy), but all is good because I'll always be grateful to him and the paranormal is uber-cool. Check it and you'll understand what I mean.

Brondu's Blog

Don't get fooled by this guy who has an avatar that looks more like a hippo than a horse (my apologies to Dandy). According to his profile he's just 18 years old, and he's from Canada. For now let's take this as truth. He also claims that he has a looong(non)greasy hair. What I'm really trying to say is: this blogger is flowing with originality and style that even Geoffrey Chaucer would envy. He has this weird command with flowing words and punctuations even though most of the time he's geeky and infected with Wilberitis and Deidaism.

But those sickness are beside the point. In fact, I picked up a lot of my writing tone from this kid. I flex-flowed with him since the first time I mocked his writing. So that's why I'm rectifying my karma by including him on my top 3 list.

Maile's Blog

Oh what can I say about Maile, except that we're both similarly SCREWED! We're both fans of Stephen King On Writing. We're both being assimilated by The Singularity. We both resonate with Buddhism and Buddhist++. Our only difference is, her writing is clear, concise, and conscious, that's why I always read her blog.

Aside from the aforementioned reasons, Maile has also taught me the value of Naikan. Also, more often than not, I find serendipitous things on her blog posts. For example, her blog post entitled, Don't Waste Your Life, gave me goosebumps, because I needed that affirmation, and she gave it to me. So there. Thanks Maile, I owe you a big one.

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There you have it. Now it's your turn. Pick your Top 3 Zaadz blog, very consciously....

(NOTE: Let's exempt Brian's blog and the Wizardz's blog from this because we all read their blogs so we can understand where Zaadz is headed... oh, ok, Matthew, you rock too, can I eat now?)