• Favorite Quotes and Georg's Philosophy
• Beautiful Arizona
• An onomatopoeic poem just for fun
• Bumpersticker Sayings I believe, these were the first web pages and some are real thought provoking. They say a lot about life, particularly American life.

• Favorite movies: Dune. This is a science fiction action drama about the elixir of life, that really has it all.  The Matrix.  Another futuristic movie with much hidden meaning and philosophy.

• Some favorite music: Carmina Burana by Carl Orff, Tyranny of Beauty by Tangerine Dream, L'Apocalypse Des Animaux by Vangelis, Transfer Station Blue by Michael Shrieve, The Best of The Gipsy Kings. You will have to listen to these and see whether you are as deeply moved as I. No words can really describe music, not even the notes themselves. I wish I could give you some sound file samples here.

• Recent favorite books (very difficult for me to choose here):
• Inanna Returns by Susan Ferguson, a book about the Archetypal Goddess and our human evolution, based on the work of Zecharia Sitchin and beautifully written.
• "Loving Relationships I and II" by Sondra Ray, great if you want to get into the nuts and bolts of how to make your realtionships work.
• "Radical Honesty" by Brad Blanton, Ph.D., a must for those with the courage to be real and live life fully, a primer for all those who really want to spend quality time with me.
• "Future Memory" by P.M.H. Atwater, a fascinating treatise on synchronicity and the nature of time in our lifes.
• "Far Journeys" by Robert Monroe, the book that will lead you beyond the human experience back to the stars and other focus states of consciousness.
• "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience" by Mihaly Scikszentmihalyi, a wonderful book on what kind of activities create joy and what we have to do to get there.
• "Childhood's End" by Arthur C. Clarke, the best fictional book I have so far read on the impact an ET race might have on us.
• "The Drama of The Gifted Child" by Alice Miller, must reading if you wish to free yourself from the shackles placed on the joy most of us would have retained naturally, were our spirits not threatened by deep psychological wounds upon arrival in the human family today.
• "The Zone" by Dr. Barry Sears, the book that helped me lose weight and keep it off.
• "Passionate Marriage:  Keeping Love and Intimacy Alive in Committed Relationships" by David Schnarch, Ph.D., a pioneering work that shows how to utilize committed relationships as a way to grow yourself up and find intimacy.

• Favorite electronic games: F22 Raptor and F22 Lightning 3 by Novalogic and Descent (original version and Deluxe). If you like to feel your heart pound, fight against me in one of these.

• Favorite television series: Babylon 5 Well, that may be changing, but it explores a wide range of issues, and while each episode stands alone, the characters are build up in their full complexity over the time of an evolving story line that weaves through the many episodes.

• Favorite animals: Whales, dolphins, my friend's now deceased dog "Bourgee," all of whom have or had a great sense of what it takes to be joyful.

• Favorite Airplanes: F-104 and F-16. I love to fly and go to the stars. I find a feeling of freedom in the expanse of space.

I once sat in the cockpit of this bird, a real thrill at the time. As a child I would often see the F-104 and of course hear it go overhead. It was a flying rocket and had a parachute deployed to slow the plane upon landing.
 
 

This plane to me is proof that true function enhances the beauty of an object. Nothing is so beautiful on an aircraft as the bubble canopy on this bird. I was looking for the most realistic flight simulator for my computer back in the days of the 386 CPUs. I found it in Falcon Gold.

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