It's a little scary...

2011-10-24T02:49:00.000-07:00

You know, it's a little scary just how little some people in this world understand about the world around them. It's frightening to think that most people will never look up from the day to day grind to truly question what should surely only be the most usual of things to concern one's self with - things like spirituality, soul and the people who really run the show.

I've always tried hard not to be just another 'raving' nut shouting the odds off about the Illuminati, Freemasons and other New World Order societies, groups and schemes and well, you know what, I'm still not going to do that. If you don't know who or what the Illuminati are then I need to strongly suggest you get onto Google - but there is something more important than who's going to end up running the show here on earth.

I know what your thinking, how can there be anything more important than that, right? Well, what about you - your soul? Your Spirit?

Now before you say it, I've been a spiritualist for many years now, so I understand the way people few this kind of thing in the modern world. It's a case of if science doesn't approve of it with absolute 100% concrete evidence then it couldn't possibly be real, right? Well, if you have read into the Illuminati and such world staged events as 9/11 you'll start to question just how trustworthy those guys in white lab coats really are...

Now I'm not going to sit here and start ranting on spiritualism, the next world and meditation. In fact, had it not been for what I'm about to share with you coming to my attention, for now anyway, I would have been happy letting you carry on with your head in the sand.

What I want to show you is a YouTube series by a very, very 'wide awake' group. It's a little slow to begin with, but I promise, beyond all other promises, that if you stick with it from Episode 1 to Episode 10, that you'll need a vodka or two to help you comprehend the information given to you.

Just watch it with an open mind and maybe - just maybe you'll discover something new?
Oh, and for those who are a fan of 'ye olde' science, it's got plenty of proof to back up the theories and lessons spoken of, not the usual (which even I hate, may I add) theory based drivel you find all too often online.

Please, just watch it. Even if it's just episode 1 - 5.
You will never look back...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDMzvJOu9vQ

The Southern Sinai Mountain Range from The Bridge

Traveler Meets Tourist....

2011-10-14T02:11:00.000-07:00

Dahab is a strange place..

Up until recently it was a very relaxed, laid back place to be. Very few shops and only a handful of camps to lay your head - Dahab made a name for it's self for being the most 'hippy' like place to crash in the Sinai desert, but in recent years (like any good place) the tourism game has tried to roll the dice over (and by the looks of it, through, too) this beautiful little town.

I always think it makes for puzzled onlooking when you find seasoned travelers and Diving tourists in one place. The perfect blend of lean young backpackers and their faded three quarter length, sand stained shorts juxtaposed by 'Hawaiian' shirt wearing Germans with socked sandals?

Whats even more strange is taking a walk through Dahab and the surrounding area. It is truly the only place in the world that I've ever been in which you can walk along one road, with tauts trying desperately (with no effect) to pull the bewildered into their emporiums of cheap tat yet with just a slight turn and a little bit of bottle, down one or two backstreets and through the unlit streets of Amisina you'll arrive in Asilah and Lighthouse. Here you'll need to look like everything else other than a tourist, if you want to avoid being ripped off something rotten for your eggs or cheese.

The only truth that you can use as a milestick is that Dahab will always be able to offer those who seek it a hidden gem - a special connection to the Sinai desert that no money-stuffed European tourist looking for a 'Off the beaten track holiday experience' (whilst staying in a 5 Star and having a private driver) will ever find. Beyond the empty promises of the tour guides and their many mis-spelt ramblings, tucked away amongst the local guard is the real Dahab.

The locals here are excellent at keeping something quiet and by the same token, sharing it with those whom they take a shining too. The people here are good people, the Bedouin are good people, but much the same as we all would be, they are all too sick of seeing such a beautiful place exploited for the gain of the many larger hotel chains and food venders. Every year, they tell us, their beloved place is stripped of it's dignity for the exploits of the corals and American business owners. It's almost baffling to think that the thick arm of the Rothschild can reach around the steeped mountain and jagged landscape of the Sinai.

Me? Well, I'm just pleased that the masses are kept dumb from places like this. Somehow I don't think the drunken, loud mouthed football fan with a St.Georges cross tattooed to his forehead would suit the ancent ways of this place...

Sunset over the Sinai Mountains

Giovanni Soffietto.
Love.

The Rambling Traveler

It's a little scary...

Traveler Meets Tourist....