Water Water Everywhere. Living Water. The Conscious Awareness of Water.

Water is life. The volume of our bodies is mostly water the surface of our planet is covered in it, and beneath the surface of the earth are enormous aquifers where water that has never seen the light of the sun lies in its highly alkaline state. It is this water, aquifer water I want to write about today for it has become a wondrous part of my life experience in the last couple of years, and I have had the pleasure of meeting Ross and Shona Grundy from Source Water in Riverhead, near Auckland who’s aquifer water has an alkalinity of 9.9.

Consciousness Implants. Can we Share Knowledge from our Present Selves with our Past Selves?

I’ve often wondered what it would be like to live my life all over again and make different decisions with the foreknowledge of what my life would look like if I had ‘turned left’ instead of right. I’ve fantasized about transplanting my present moment consciousness into a younger age with the full wisdom and personal …

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The Strands of My Soul. How We Live Many Lives Simultaneously.

With the deepening awareness of conscious awakening and the unfolding understanding that comes from a life of sobriety and integration, I have found many concepts that have been tossed around by authors (myself included) to hold truths. There is no doubt that we tap into the subconscious when we authors channel our literary dances into prose and …

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Has Arihman Incarnated? Rudolf Steiner’s Prediction Come True? Meet Professor Yuval Noah Harari.

The Austrian scholar and mystic Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century brought through his Anthroposophical teachings many predictions that have become reality one hundred years later. One of Steiner’s most telling predictions was the incarnation of the entity he named Ahriman. In Zoroastrianism and Zorvanism, two early Persian religions, Ahriman is the twin brother of …

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Vancouver. A Love Story. A Tragedy. A Sonnet. Part Seven: Addiction Affliction.

Addiction has been a huge part of my life experience. In earnest, addiction was for me a form of coping with trauma, boredom and often subjugating unexpressed emotion. When I was at Otago University, in Dunedin, alcoholism (which has history on my father’s side of the family) became my coping mechanism as I began to …

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Vancouver. A Love Story, A Tragedy, A Sonnet. Part Six: Suzanne. A Psychic, A Comedian, A Friend.

It’s a cliche that you hear in movies, poems, and songs If I had known then, what I know now, would I have taken the job with Suzanne Castonguay when she said, “You’re going to work for me”, I am at a loss to say yes or no. Without being dramatic, there is so much about …

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Vancouver. A Love Story. A Tragedy. A Sonnet. Part Four: Ghost Dance.

I don’t remember the date that I first encountered the disembodied in 2785 West 10th and Macdonald. I do remember the first being that I saw there was a shadow being that strode out of Eryn’s room and went towards the wall that separated the downstairs flat from upstairs. Where there had once been a door (and …

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