Mark O'Brien's Page

Hometown:

Mullumbimby

Relationship Status:

Single

About Me:

Along with ex-wife Kali, I used to publish Kindred magazine, and see that time is short and not to waste. I see 911 as a red pill/blue pill event, that defines the population - do you believe the propaganda, or do you have the courage to ask some questions? Few other events in history have been so pivotal.
I believe the solutions are simple, and that Gore got it (deliberately) wrong. Policy is the great driver of the world's ills, and this is driven by the agendas of a few.
Now I am just publishing the Byron Body & Soul Guide, and am feeling juicier than I have for years - funny how divorce opens the world/me. Anyway, my new Body and Soul site feels really good, where I can exercise all of those bits too out there for Kindred.

Website 1:

http://www.kindredmagazine.com.au

Website 2:

http://www.byronbodyandsoul.com

Favorite Books:

The Unknown Terrorist and The Sound of One Hand Clapping by Richard Flanagan
Earth by David Brin
Dune series by Frank Herbert
Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight, by Thom Hartman
Freedom, by Alan Clements
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy - read it aloud

Favorite Movies:

Matrix (1&3), V for Vendetta, Crash,

Favorite TV Shows:

Weeds, Wired

What do you do to make a living?

Publishing magazines

What kind of hobbies do you have?

watching AFL football, cricket, reading

In a world where you were pursuing your deepest, most heartfelt callings, what would you be doing?

What I am doing

What is the most important thing you have learned in your life?

Good and frequent lovemaking is the key that opens heaven-on-earth's doors

At this turbulent moment in history, what do you think is the most important thing a person can do to help humankind (and the rest of the planet) survive the many dangers that confront us?

Grow you own food, talk to your neighbours, beer is good.

What are your answers to the big questions: Who are we? Where are we from? Why are we here? Where are we headed?

I saw a UFO years ago, and it changed me. We are just here living our lives, exactly how we are living them, and that all we need to be concerned with.

Why did you decide to join this community?

Want to connect with the wider world - Mullumbimby is pretty small, and I feel much larger than that.