Posted in Podcasts on Nov 28th, 2008
This week’s article ‘Ten Thousand Angels’ ties in nicely with a couple of questions that have been sent into newsletter@geoffthompson.com. The first ask about the importance of setting goals, how to do it and what results you can expect. The second question puts Geoff right on the spot and asks how can someone consider themselves [...]
Posted in Articles on Nov 28th, 2008
Do you fancy a walk on water? How about moving a mountain at command, or parting waves with the flick of a Moses hand? Nothing is impossible if you have faith. But to gain faith one has to eschew doubt. How do we do that? In the face of outrageous pessimism how do we vanish [...]
Posted in Podcasts on Nov 28th, 2008
It’s been another busy week with the release of the movie versions of Watch my Back and 10 CD audio version. Watch My Back is the story behind CLUBBED. The publicity for the movie is now in full Swing. Plus in this week’s podcast Richard asks Geoff many times the significance of the 18th November [...]
Posted in Articles on Nov 28th, 2008
Imagine if you will; the commoner-garden honey bee, hopping from flower to flower collecting pollen that he intends to take back to his hive family in order to feed the queen bee and keep his friends and family in sustenance. A simple manoeuvre. A basic task. A solid, honourable, selfless purpose. ‘Go out young bee [...]
Posted in Podcasts on Nov 3rd, 2008
The Halloween podcast contains extensive research giving insight into this unique festival that has been celebrated for years, decades and centuries. Unfortunately the research that is visited in this week’s podcast is made up on the spot. But hey, isn’t that the way these podcasts with Geoff Thompson talking to Richard Barnes mostly go. Well [...]
Posted in Articles on Nov 3rd, 2008
48 years of hanging from this blue marble gambolling though space has taught me much, most of which is so anti-intuitive that people turn a deaf eye when I proffer my fortune (free of charge!) But I will keep trying to impart this sapient ware because I need to serve in order that I might [...]
