ISO100 85mm f6.3 1/40secStarved Rock 9.10.2021 So I think I’m going to walk away from social media almost entirely. I’ve given this some thought, and it’s probably going to put a major dent in my world domination plans, but there are a few reasons I’m making this decision. I’ve seen a few others making similarContinueContinue reading “#PostSocialMedia”
Author Archives: R. A. Brookfield
The Impact of a Double-Blind Method on Pendulum Accuracy
ISO100 1/8 sec 8.11.2021 At Home I had an idea for an experiment in divination that was board of my experiences with remote viewing. In remote viewing it is incredibly important, at least for me, to be blind to what you are remote viewing; but, what if that idea could be applied to other formsContinueContinue reading “The Impact of a Double-Blind Method on Pendulum Accuracy”
Exploring the Heron Rookery: A Wildlife Adventure
This was a great trip to the Heron Rookery located in Highland, Indiana. It started off with being greeted by a Buck unexpectedly in the morning fog, and ended with freezing hands and some wonderful Heron and Egret encounters. This is a small local park to me just off the Little Calumet River. I metContinueContinue reading “Exploring the Heron Rookery: A Wildlife Adventure”
Advanced Voice Notes for Journaling On The Go
Saturday, October 26th, 2024, 8:33 AM Lansing Woods September 7th 2024 ISO 6400 600mm f6.3 1/2000 sec Using the method I will describe in this blog I wrote this entire blog with no edits in 3 minutes while walking the dogs. (Note: Link and Info Graphics were added later) I do a lot of journaling,ContinueContinue reading “Advanced Voice Notes for Journaling On The Go”
A Fractal System of Daily Journaling
AI Generated I’ve been doing something different with my journals lately that I’ve found to be incredibly powerful and thought I would share it for anyone else who might find some value in it. It was inspired by the idea of fractal reality and fractal time. We often get caught up and very focused onContinueContinue reading “A Fractal System of Daily Journaling”
Life and Decay in Nature’s Shadows
I came across this just as the Halloween Season was setting in and felt compelled by it to create this video…a celebration of Life and Death… The forest is full of life, but in the beauty hides a stark reminder that where there is life there once was and will be death again. I ventureContinueContinue reading “Life and Decay in Nature’s Shadows”
Into the mist
This morning I had a refreshing walk to the woods. It was one of those misty mornings and the smell was an indescribable, fresh, and alive scent. As I entered the small patch of woods off the paved trail there is a small pond that had a pair of mallards floating about and a pairContinueContinue reading “Into the mist”
Wampum Lake: Transforming Dawn: A Mesmerizing Sunrise at Wampum Lake | Spring AwakeningWampum Lake:
Yesterday I took a fun trip to the local Wampum Lake in Cook County, IL Forest Preserve. It is a South Chicago Suburb area and had a great time! So much was just screaming that spring is coming home! There was melting ice and snow, Robbins flying around a cool breeze with a warm shiningContinueContinue reading “Wampum Lake: Transforming Dawn: A Mesmerizing Sunrise at Wampum Lake | Spring AwakeningWampum Lake:”
My experience with Kava for Meditation
Kava Kava or Kava root has gained some popularity for a kind of alcohol replacement, even have a sprouting of Kava bars. This seems to be because you get that super relaxed and calming feeling that alcohol can bring, but without the loss of mental capacity or a hang over for that matter. I gaveContinueContinue reading “My experience with Kava for Meditation”
Micro and Macro
I often find myself considering fractals and how everything on the micro scale seems to be reflected somehow on the macro and vice versa. When out in nature sometimes the most fascinating things can be found on the micro scale. A while back I was walking along a creek bed and found this fungi growingContinueContinue reading “Micro and Macro”