This isn’t going to be some kind of canning tutorial, though it might sound like it at first. There are plenty of those all over the internet, and honestly, I suggest getting a good book on the subject, especially if you’re completely new to it. What this is going to be is more of aContinueContinue reading “Escape Preservatives: Recover from Psychic Numbing with Off Grid Food”
Category Archives: Reflections
Why Politics and Religion Disrupt Understanding
These topics came up frequently in conversations today and I recently found my self in one such conversatiion. What struck me was that while I was sharing my views and opinions, I wondered: what do my views and opinions really matter to someone else? They have their own views and opinions. Often, as per theContinueContinue reading “Why Politics and Religion Disrupt Understanding”
How Photography Helped Me Connect with My Inner Self [2024 In Review]
above: my 2024 top 4 picks As I reflect on 2024, I realize it was a year of profound growth and understanding. Toward the end, I didn’t get out as much to take photographs, but in that time of stillness, I began to grasp why photography means so much to me. What I truly feelContinueContinue reading “How Photography Helped Me Connect with My Inner Self [2024 In Review]”
Authentic Creativity
I just read a blog post by Anthony Robert that helped clarify and solidify something that has been nagging at me for some time. This nagging has been constant for years, but in recent months, it has started to come into focus. We are told again and again to find a creative niche and stickContinueContinue reading “Authentic Creativity”
My Life; My Science Experiment: The Transformative Power of Journaling
As my life has evolved, it has become something of a personal science experiment. What began as occasional journaling gradually turned into a regular practice, and now I can’t imagine a day without it. This process has had a profound impact on me—far more than I initially anticipated. I started journaling with the simple ideaContinueContinue reading “My Life; My Science Experiment: The Transformative Power of Journaling”
Achieving New Year’s Resolutions and Life Change: A Deeper Approach
Lansing Forest 9.7.2024 ISO800 600mm 1/2000 f6.3 I don’t remember who said it, but the quote goes something like this: “Why is it that I don’t do what I want to do, and I do what I don’t want to do?” When I first heard it, it resonated with me on a very deep level.ContinueContinue reading “Achieving New Year’s Resolutions and Life Change: A Deeper Approach”
The Truth About Manifestation: Aligning Thoughts and Actions
I was looking at the stats for my blog and noticed that the entry Get out and do it consistently gets traffic. Not a lot, mind you, but it’s steady. It made me reflect on the fact that I wrote that post a long time ago. Since then, this idea has slowly become more prominent in myContinueContinue reading “The Truth About Manifestation: Aligning Thoughts and Actions”
Thoughts on the Complexity of Symbols
I’ve been reflecting quite a bit lately on the multidimensional or multilayered nature of symbols. This idea has kept reappearing in my thoughts and experiences over the past few months, becoming a deep source of contemplation. It’s a story of trying to understand symbols, dreams, and experiences one-dimensionally, so to speak, to instead viewing themContinueContinue reading “Thoughts on the Complexity of Symbols”
#PostSocialMedia
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”
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”