Don't you just love it when you have weird dreams? You know, the ones that have odd elements of the unreal and don't bore you to death. Unfortunately, most of mine have the tendency to be less fantastical than I'd prefer. For someone with an imagination like mine, I'd think my brain would be up for some mental excursions through faraway lands and different centuries or, perhaps, other worlds. But, alas, at night, most times it loses that fun, quirkiness I've come to expect in waking hours. However, on Christmas Day (2023), I had a rather unique dream in my world, so I'd like to share it with you... There was a group of people milling about in a library, I believe. I was sent there to perform a technique on them for their protection. It seems some sort of acupressure was done on them before they left the library but when they were all exiting the building I made sure to press at least 5 points on their inner arms. Each of these points corresponds to the Chinese...

  There’s something magical about these corvids which has placed them into a category all of their own. Poets have written about them, troubadours sang of their riddling natures, and even in today’s society, they place prominence by being namesakes of sports teams, bands, and TV series. In movies, they provide awareness of ominous foretelling. Sometimes, they’re even used as pets of the awkwardly strange character. In social media, they’ve become a sensation for being intelligent and trainable. In general, corvids are first and foremost messengers. There's always a reason why they make their presence known in our lives. But, before getting into their symbolism, we’ll start with the basics: appearance. Magpies happen to be the most distinguishable, yet, unlike crows and ravens are not found throughout the entirety of the United States. Typically, they have both black and white coloration but may also have blue or green, instead of, or including, white depending on their location in...

  The first time I heard of the morphogenetic field was through reading Moray B. King's Tapping the Zero-Point Energy . I was drawn to quantum physics last Fall when my whole world started to become surreal with the first sighting of energy strands. Though his book is quite technical and specific to inventors and scientists, the comparisons he would make to the law of attraction fascinated me and had me devouring the, for all intents and purposes, foreign language of specs and scientific formulas. It was only 2 days ago that a similar phrase, morphogenetic studies , popped up in a completely unrelated topic - that of covid-19. As I like to do extreme research when it comes to anything that fascinates I found a scholarly report on the biological specifics of the virus. To be quite honest, once I found that phrase, I got sidetracked. For, in my handbook of things to look out for, phrases I've never heard of before that start popping up with more frequency need attention, for the ...

I've spent the last few days attempting to understand String Theory in Quantum Physics (not to mention the last few weeks attempting to write this post.) Why? Well, at least in part, String Theory  states that energy actually comes in the form of minute strings that are attached to everything, carrying along a vibrational charge that passes along information and such. This theory is one piece of accepted scientific information that theorizes, at the very least, what it is that I have been able to see. Recently, in The Arc of the Peripherals , I wrote about the space inbetween, that energy that exists connecting all of life together. I spoke of it as a bridge or conduit, a description I find quite apt considering how I see it. And, when I say "see," I truly mean in the physical, not envision or with my mind's eye. [Side note: Please forgive me for the following description. It will be repetitive and perhaps a bit convoluted. To explain what I am seeing that is not vi...

Do you ever feel like you're just going in circles? Those cycles of the same kinds of people or the same kinds of situations that keep coming over and over and though we finally take note and start dealing with them in different ways, they still keep coming into our lives over and over and over. It's like the movie Groundhog's Day . Different day, but the same situation. I've had the same character come into my life over and over. No matter how I attempted to change the situation with the repeat selfish, callous character by trying to understand and learn compassion for them or attempting to avoid them like the plague, it always ended the same way - being run roughshod over. They say that we humans are caught on the karmic wheel - constantly being reborn into a new life until we FINALLY understand the lesson that we are meant to learn. This concept seems to also occur on a smaller scale, within the life we currently live, in cycles of situations and/or characters that...

One of the ways I hone my intuition is by paying attention to the animals that come across my field of vision. In most every culture, animals, when they come into your life represent something you need to work on, something you're bringing into your awareness, or a foretelling of things to come. Butterflies are mentioned consistently at the passing of loved ones (I was blessed to see little blue butterflies after the passing of my brother with one even resting on my finger at my brother's graveside.) Bats represent a transitional time in your life. A preying mantis showing up brings good luck (one somehow got into my home a month ago.) The more unusual the encounter, the more you need to pay attention. Crows have always represented a time of great reflection, change, and awareness in my life. Sometimes, I've had crows periodically lining the route I was on, telling me I was on the right path. In great numbers, there's something afoot. Usually this implies that I need...