🌟 What I'm Reading: 2-18-2024 🌟

A Weekly Roundup Highlight Reel of What I Have Been Reading

Feb 18, 2024

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What I'm Reading: 2-18-2024

Annie Ridout

What am I doing here?

This time last year, I felt lost. I couldn’t see where my writing career was going, no one wanted me to work on their flower farm and now that I was living in Somerset, I couldn’t get a job as a journalist in London. But then I found Substack. Or, rather: I found a way to continue doing what I’d been doing since 2008 - sharing personal essays online; growi…

a year ago · 29 likes · 7 comments · Annie Ridout

Becoming Noble

Dark Academia & the Longing for Identity

Universities once provided identities as well as educations. These identities were deeply rooted in particular places, layered with centuries of history, aesthetics, traditions, and the stable elites of particular peoples. As Gladstone said of Oxford: …

a year ago · 215 likes · 61 comments · Johann Kurtz

Boodicca

A COLLECTION OF CELTIC SOUND

a year ago · 28 likes · 6 comments · Frances Leader

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

Aragorn's Tax Policy & lack of Genocidal Policy

Okay, to be honest I didn’t actually want to write this article. The trouble is that Martin’s whiny comment about tax policies and Orc genocide are making the rounds over on twitter, I myself was asked to weigh in, and did so several times, so from now on when asked I’ll just refer people to this article and save myself some trouble and time…

a year ago · 71 likes · 105 comments · The Brothers Krynn

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

Han & Leia Solo: A Match Made in the Stars

If there’s one couple who stir the passions of most Star Wars fans it is Leia & Han Solo, two of the most passionate heroes of the whole of Star Wars. These are a duo of characters who are very complicated when they first appear, and are prone to endless bickering between one another, but at the heart of the romance there is a core of goodness, softness…

a year ago · 29 likes · 25 comments · The Brothers Krynn

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

Roger Disney's Most Loving/Beloved Troll by Dan

Villains in Disney are often introduced in dramatic ways, such as Scar being confronted by Mufasa not attending the celebration for Simba, Ursula observing through her crystal ball, but none are as flamboyant and musical as Cruella De Vil. When she arrives, Roger gets a flash of genius and introduces her through a song he wrote, also teasing his wife An…

a year ago · 19 likes · 15 comments · The Brothers Krynn

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

A Night at the Theater

Please accept my apologies for today’s belated post. My last week has been wrought with unavoidable time-consuming issues, one being someone broke into one of our bank accounts and began draining it. No debit card was needed, but the problem was solved yesterday. Other things like caring for a car so we only had one. Life all at once. I was hoping to b…

a year ago · 54 likes · 32 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

How Long Before?

Click to Play Audio How Long Before? by Chas Holloway Were they asking the same questions in Ancient Rome…

a year ago · 18 likes · Chas Holloway

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

CDC FOIA confession: no scientific evidence of any encephalitis "virus"

Greetings and Best Wishes, (The FOIA below was inspired by Donald J Netolitzky, a former "virus" researcher who currently acts as Alberta Court of King’s Bench lawyer, yet proudly admits that he is “not really interested in law, legal theory, etc.” Donald regularly churns out wildly biased hit-pieces about people who don't bow to bar association extorti…

a year ago · 72 likes · 15 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

A Convict's Perspective

My "Beautiful Christian"

Warning: what follows is graphic and distressful. I did not water it down nor did I pull punches. My daughter deserves to be recognized more than you deserve to be protected. I wrote this for her, not you. Doctors and nurses raced around me as if I weren't even there. Machines and alarms and a cacophony of overlapping yelling voices turned into unintelli…

a year ago · 291 likes · 128 comments · Coleman

Counter Craft

The First and Best Writing Advice I Ever Received

Whenever I’m asked for the single best piece of writing advice, I always answer with two words: “Finish things.” This is the best writing advice I was given but also more or less the first writing advice I ever received. In college, I had a friend whose father was an established author and was passing through the city for a festival. He took a few of us…

a year ago · 267 likes · 40 comments · Lincoln Michel

Defense Tech and Acquisition

Defense Tech and Acquisition News

Welcome to the latest edition of Defense Tech and Acquisition. This was once again a busy week with the Air Force announcing the biggest reorg in a generation, updates on autonomy, and a HASC hearing on expediting innovation to the warfighter. We’re also 139 days (38%) into FY24 without an approved defense budget. This is no way to run a business or a g…

a year ago · 4 likes · Pete Modigliani and Matt MacGregor

The Downshift

Calendars, grief, and the ✨mess✨ we're living

[Briefly, a content warning that this touches on topics of grief, pregnancy loss, and infertility] Today is both Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day. It’s a peculiar tension to hold today—celebrating love while also being reminded of our death. I’ve read a number of thoughtful Christian reflections on this, and even one newsletter in my inbox that began by …

a year ago · 5 likes · 8 comments · Sunita

Dr Sam Bailey

Viruses Don't Exist and Why It Matters

We are now over four years into the COVID-19 fraud and while many things have changed, confusion remains the dominant theme. More people are coming to the realisation that there was no pandemic but there are also plenty of people ramping up “bioweapons…

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a year ago · 327 likes · 217 comments · Dr Sam Bailey

Elliot’s Substack

The Philosophy Of Sri Aurobindo

Sri Aurobindo attended Cambridge University, became an Indian revolutionary and when in prison, experienced his divine awakening. He established his Ashram at Pondicherry, with The Mother…

a year ago · 12 likes · 2 comments · Elliot Murray

Elliot’s Substack

The Scorpio Chronicles: In Service of The Sacred and Profound

a year ago · 9 likes · Elliot Murray

Epic Gonzo

Of Pisco and Peru: Mancora

There's this thing about bees. They can really hijack a pool party. Epic Gonzo is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Squadrons of them congregate at the jacuzzi's tantalizing waterline, their cacophonous buzzing fills my ears. From a safe distance, I surveil the st…

a year ago · 18 likes · 8 comments · EpicGonzo

The Freedom Scale

One Rule to Rule Them All?

Last week, we explored a possibility: can we identify a small number of precept-based rules that would keep the peace in any society? I specified that, for the purposes of that exercise, we were not seeking precepts about how nice one should be, but rather, precepts about what one…

a year ago · 29 likes · 30 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Preface to 'The Freedom Scale'

The first time I saw the Grand Canyon in person, I laughed. Perhaps I should explain. My wife and I lived the first few years of our marriage in a modest house in a bad neighborhood in Los Angeles. “That’s my gang beat,” a shocked police officer once said to my wife when she told him where she lived…

a year ago · 25 likes · 5 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

A Salute to the Warrior Women of Substack

When I saw a video come across my feed of Jordan Peterson interviewing Naomi Wolf, I figured I would give it a try. Wolf rose to fame as a marquee figure of the feminist left, and I was generally aware of her views as such. However, since covid, she has been sounding notes far more in keeping with the political right’s skepticism of government, the offic…

a year ago · 61 likes · 124 comments · Christopher Cook

A Ghost in the Machine

The Sirens of Titan

Have you ever had an unsettling dream that lingered long after you awoke? The kind of dream where something deep in your psyche whispered Ponder this! to your conscious mind? The kind of dream whose meaning became clear only much later, after you’d grown up and learned a bit more about yourself and about Life…

a year ago · 26 likes · 6 comments · Daniel D

Kaya Marie's Self Liberation Portal

The Inversion of the Principle of Gender is a Form of Occult Black Magic

How many people realize that the inversion of the principle of gender is a form of occult black magic? That it’s an attempt to deconstruct or scramble the individual’s metaphysical foundation. Disrupt internal coherence and interrupt the soul’s evolutionary pathway. This is a critical step in the attempt to extract one’s consciousness and plug it into t…

a year ago · 3 likes · 1 comment · Kaya Marie

Kent’s Substack

The Owls Are Not What They Seem

a year ago · 85 likes · 26 comments · Kent Peterson

The Keystone

Resources for Tarot School

When publishing Tarot School No. 1, I made the mistaken presumption that everyone would be a bit familiar with Tarot. That was my error, and I’m sorry to have thrown you into the deep end without a float! Ultimately, the Tarot School posts are made assuming that everyone has read at least one good modern book on the Tarot. It’s not an attempt to replac…

a year ago · 6 likes · Cameron M. Bailey

KTAWK

Magic, Magick and Magic.

Greetings and salutations, my most lauded and interrogative readers! I would like to take a few minutes of your time to shine light on a subject that has piqued my interest in innumerable times and ways, magic. Broken down here into 3 types that I plan to expound upon thus-to-with-for… sorry that got away from me, I'll write about more in later posts…

a year ago · 6 likes · 10 comments · Antila H. Belist

KW Norton Borders

BROKEN HEARTED SPIRITUAL WARRIOR PLAYLIST FOR VALENTINE’S DAY 2024

Forward: HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY This is a highly varied and challenging playlist. Not for everyone but hopefully many can break out the good speakers or headphones and take it for a spin. Music has a powerful healing energy if we know how to listen. From the home of Borders Music near Nashville Tennessee…

a year ago · 12 likes · 1 comment · KW NORTON

The Last Sage

The secret language of persuasion

“If you would persuade, you must appeal to interest rather than intellect.” — Benjamin Franklin Jill came home from a busy day of work. Placing her bags down, she began clearing her mind to prepare for dinner, while reminding herself of tomorrow’s tasks, but before getting too committed, she…

a year ago · 21 likes · 12 comments · Theodore Atkinson

The Library of Celaeno

A Letter to Substack on the Occasion of my Fiftieth Post

Thank you for reading The Library of Celaeno. This post is public so feel free to share it.The Library of Celaeno is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. To The Leadership at Substack…

a year ago · 101 likes · 23 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno

On Teaching: Part I

2 years ago · 48 likes · 103 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

Lies are Unbekoming

Titanic

If you are new to this story, like I was, we are going to take it slow. This is a very important story, because it is about Empire and Oligarchy, both subjects I am interested in, as both subjects drive our lives today. I had bumped into some threads over the last couple of years suggesting that there was more to the Titanic story than what we were told, …

a year ago · 57 likes · 32 comments · Unbekoming

Lighthouse

“Anyone could have done that”

“Anyone could have done that” But they didn’t! Hey friends and readers, How often do you come across something and have a feeling of amazement that it became popular or successful…

a year ago · 23 likes · 10 comments · Alexander Semenyuk

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Maximum Disclosure

Update to My Requests for Agencies' Ten Oldest FOIA Requests

Few things make me happier than receiving an email full of internal government records. These days, I take it as proof that the government still works even in spite of news to the contrary. Unfortunately, I might have to wait a little longer. About a month ago I requested from several agencies their ten oldest FOIA requests and their ten oldest FOIA cons…

a year ago · 7 likes · 7 comments · Max Eichelberger

Memento Mori Alchemy

an esoteric memo: once in a lifetime

It appears we have an astrological conjunction that has never happened in our lifetime — happening now. It lasts through the weekend. I will pass along what has been passed onto me…

a year ago · 18 likes · 4 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

a few thoughts on today...

To live in this culture is to live in a kaleidoscope of scams; the deeper you look, the more you see. However, we can still extract some valuable things on certain days, for example, valentines day: Some people get sad on this day. Feel whatever you feel, but I’m also here to offer an alternative perspective…

a year ago · 40 likes · 14 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

Mantra for Breakthroughs

Ant Na Siftee is the Gurmukhi Mantra, but you don’t need to chant it yourself if you don’t want to. Of course this is the most powerful way, but playing it on speakers works too. Play this in your house, your room, your car, through your phone— consider it sonic smudging, because it is…

a year ago · 9 likes · 1 comment · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

Pharma Cartel Strongholds: A word from Jack Spirko, and a little from myself as well

If you’ve been a reader of this publication long enough, you already know where I stand…

a year ago · 17 likes · 6 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

Tactical Response

I recently had someone look at me like I was crazy. He knew I was into preparedness, meaning I like to equip myself adequately for the things I am aware of as probable or highly possible. Often, people call it being a “prepper”, but this is very misunderstood…

a year ago · 25 likes · 7 comments · Tesstamona

Minor Fossil

Instrumental Archaeology, Issue 2

Meaning “from wood” in Arabic, the oud is commonly known as the Sultan of all instruments. With its history dating back centuries, the oud is still an integral part of many styles of Arabic music today, from relig…

a year ago · 29 likes · 12 comments · Minor Fossil

Morning Coffee with Magena Heart

An Introduction to Modern Day Homesteading

I have had many people ask about homesteading and my lifestyle. The questions range from why I choose to live as a modern day homesteader to asking “How do I…?” for a large range of subjects. Therefore, I have decided to start a series of posts designed specifically to answer questions and document this journey into what many deem to be the “ways of the…

a year ago · 58 likes · 20 comments · Magena Heart

Nefahotep Speaks

Rh- Negative Blood and Antediluvian Civilizations, a possible connection the Beginnings of Royal Bloodlines

In continuation of my studies on the Dragon Bloodline, I am looking at Rh factors and Physiological aspects of the ancestors of the Royal Scyths This post about Bloodlines is part of the study of the Dragon Bloodline and Royal Scyth beginnings. The Rhesus factor makes for a good reference that there was a change that took place in the genetics of Ancien…

a year ago · 39 likes · 50 comments · Nefahotep

Nicole Connor on Substack

The New Era of Activators

“You’re a very interesting and unique hybrid between a Lobbyist and and Activist. I can think of a few corporations that would pay you a comfortable six-figure salary to work for them”. This conversat…

a year ago · 7 likes · 2 comments · Nicole Connor

Ordinary Magic

Learning to Give Away Light In Your Darkest Moments

Welcome to the Walking with Grief series -where we connect in our shared stories of loss and transformation. If you would like to get involved with this series and share your own story, send a message to rainesillito@gmail.com or follow this link: Walking with Grief…

a year ago · 15 likes · 3 comments · Raine Sillito

The Partisan

On Ripping and Tearing

Isaiah Evanson , the Nonprophet, once quoted this to me. It’s from the film Act of Valor. Remember, you have warrior's blood in your veins. The code that made your father who he was is the same code that'll make you a man he would admire, respect. Put your pain in a box. Lock it down. Like those people in the paintings your father liked, we are men made up of boxes, …

a year ago · 122 likes · 81 comments · Phisto Sobanii

The Partisan

Partisan Heroes: Bill Watterson

The cosmos woke me up this morning. Rude, considering it’s 4:30am. But then again, I suppose it doesn’t really care about little things like the human perception of time or sleep. It had something to tell me that in turn I need to tell you. You matter. You also don’t matter. The universe listens to you, but only the good stuff. It’s big and old, …

a year ago · 63 likes · 27 comments · Phisto Sobanii

Postcards From Barsoom

Digital Purdah as a Solution to Female Internet Brain

The psychic breakdown of the young Western female has been the defining political phenomenon of the twenty-first century. Women are suffering from depression, anxiety, neurosis, and dysphoria as never before, they’re drugged to the gills to deal with it, and they’ve got the SSREyes to prove it…

a year ago · 294 likes · 407 comments · John Carter

Post Post Modern

Post it Notes Episode #4

Hey friends! It’s that time again. The next episode of the podcast is here for your viewing/listening pleasure. This week, I’m so happy to share with you my conversation with one of the very first people I met on Substack, Christopher Cook. In fact, I found the…

a year ago · 21 likes · 50 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

The Pulse

What If DNA Code is Artificial Intelligence?

Set Your Pulse: Take a breath. Turn your attention to your body and release any tension. Breathe slowly into the area of your heart for 60 seconds, focusing on feeling a sense of ease. Stay connected to your body as you read. Click here to learn why we suggest this…

a year ago · 43 likes · 15 comments · Tom Bunzel

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 4, The Holy Trinity Works Together or Not at All

In this study, we mentally dissect the core elements of form, light, and space, exploring what occurs when one is removed. Three Visual Axioms In the first three chapters, I introduced Light, Form, and Space. Together, they are three visual axioms—the holy trinity of art. These elements were fully developed by renowned artists such as Rembrandt, da Vinci, Monet, and Vermeer and are indispensable to creating powerful works of art. Working together as a team, each element is necessary to give us a reliable view of reality and create truly great paintings…

a year ago · 7 likes · 2 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 5, Composition in One Easy Lesson

41 Paul Cezanne, Still-Life with Apples and Oranges, 1899. WC. In this study, we look at a compositional rule that makes or breaks a successful artwork. Composition arranges elements within a work to create a meaningful whole. This Paul Cezanne still-life painting is overloaded with ornate fabrics, ceramics, and about 30 fruits. His mastery of the corners gave him a sound foundation to pile on objects in the painting, and he succeeded in making one of the best compositions I have ever seen…

a year ago · 13 likes · 4 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 6, Natural Perspective

In this study, we observe how objects are either larger or smaller depending on their closeness to or distance from us. I call this natural perspective. It is how we naturally perceive the world around us. In drawing and painting, it fosters a sense of realism and a feeling of rightness…

a year ago · 6 likes · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

The Postmodern-CIA-Kant Playbook

The postmodern playbook, in essence, is to destroy every human value by propagating its antithesis. The postmodern playbook is to manipulate public perception through art, education, propaganda, PsyOp, and 5th GW to come to accept the antithesis of real values. Get the public to buy that shit is art, and you have succeeded in rendering them mentally, emotionally, and spiritually defenseless. Their other motive is to neutralize any independent sparks that could catch momentum and ultimately dissect and eradicate the PM playbook—the paramount weapon the postmodernist has. By propagating shit is art and every other anti-value, they destroy the public’s ability to clearly assess the heroes and geniuses that walk amongst us. That segment of the public then becomes the unwitting instruments of their own destruction. Quite a brilliant nefarious PM strategy…

a year ago · 19 likes · 22 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Weaponizing Valentine's Day: Harnessing the Power of Authentic Love

Today, as the world celebrates Valentine's Day with chocolates, flowers, and romantic gestures, I'm here to propose a different kind of celebration—a celebration of the most potent weapon we have against the pervasive nihilism that threatens to engulf us: authentic love…

a year ago · 13 likes · 6 comments · Michael Newberry

Solarah Speaks

DAILY ALKHEMY "THROWBACK THURSDAY"

A conversation with Demi Pietchell from “The Starfire Codes” inspired this “Throwback Thursday” series. We were comparing the readings we had published around the same dates to find common threads, themes, and messages. We were pleasantly surprised to see that even over a year ago, our messages were in close alignment. I then delved back into my archive…

a year ago · 22 likes · 10 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WORD FOR YOUR DAY With Solarah

As the Moon now waxes until she reaches her fullness in Virgo, we are being assisted with finding and establishing rhythms that put us back in alignment with our truth, and takes us out of sync with old matrix timelines and programs. So much of what we have based our goals upon have been an extension of matrix programming…

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a year ago · 36 likes · 13 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WORD FOR YOUR DAY With Solarah

You are being called even deeper into trusting your own voice and inner guidance in the unlocking of the beauty that wants to spring forth for you. Establishing your own sense of flow is important, and Venus entering into Aquarius, as well the upcoming Full Moon in Virgo, are assisting you in this endeavour…

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a year ago · 25 likes · 10 comments · Solarah

Spiral Leaf

Rewild Yourself by Simon Barnes

Hi, I’m Sue and I write about the beauty and ingenuity of Nature, and how we can deepen our connection for our optimum health and wellbeing. Discover more Nature-inspired content on Spiral Leaf, Twitter and my video Nature Channel. Rewild Yourself is a small book packed with treasures where journalist and author, Simon Barnes, encourages us to appreciate the natural world around us by developing a mindful and deep connection with Nature…

a year ago · 7 likes · 4 comments

The Stone Age

Discovering the 'Self'

The Temporal Realm, with its oft-shifting tides, has more than its fair share of challenges. These shifts, which frequently arrive without warning, can test even the hardiest of spirits. For example, do you ever wonder if the path before you is the best one…

a year ago · 26 likes · 9 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

The Goal

Amera Collins was finally stopping to smell the roses. As she exited the building where her real life would begin tomorrow, she took a deep breath and paused for a moment, reflecting upon the path she had traveled. Amera had come to the City five years ago, a woman in her 20s with nothing but a few dollars in her account, a suitcase filled with personal …

a year ago · 67 likes · 48 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

A 'Strongman' Argument

Substack provocateur Coleman recently asked a very interesting question in the Notes feature, one regarding how we choose our modern-day leaders. Taken in proper context, he was not wrong… Is our system for choosing a leader really superior to this…

a year ago · 68 likes · 17 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

Volo and Bibi score heavy coin, Americans left holding an empty bag [TDT: 02.07]

Data, data, everywhere - only problem is, YOU cannot access it... Welcome to this edition of the Three-Dot Tablet [TDT], a weekly news-digest where I seek out the headlines others may not be covering (or not covering well), and - with healthy doses of passion, common sense, and brevity - discuss them with raw, unfiltered commentary…

a year ago · 8 likes · 3 comments · Stone Bryson

The Total State

The Lost Ritual

Our understanding of the college system is incomplete. Until we correct this, we won’t be able to fix or replace the system. First, consider a paradox: college attendance remains near all-time highs, …

a year ago · 101 likes · 60 comments · Johann Kurtz

Truthiverse by Brendan Murphy

The Accidental Contagion Experiment

The following short piece is excerpted from a great ebook entitled THE INFECTIOUS MYTH by the late, great David Crowe (in memoriam), who spent years at the helm of the Re-Thinking AIDS research group. Everyone should know about his many years of tireless work exposing the fraud of contagion and his questioning of the “science…

a year ago · 18 likes · 3 comments · Brendan D. Murphy Official

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

Measles Magic

If you have been paying attention to recent headlines here in the US, you will notice that it is time once again for the measles magic show. In other words, it is time for virologists to pull the measles “virus” out of their hats so that it can rear its head in order to frighten the ignorant into allowing toxic injections into themselves and their children. While measles cases are said to occur in the US every year, the alarm bells rung by the CDC and within the mainstream media happens every so often when there needs to be a clamp down on anti-vaccine messaging as well as a push to increase vaccination rates. Remember the scary headlines alerting the people to a measles outbreak in Disneyland in 2014? It was the perfect set-up to strike down nonmedical vaccine exemptions that were increasing in California and elsewhere. The media focused on a “spread” through the unvaccinated population and highlighted vaccine hesitancy as a primary driver of the outbreak. This led to a “positive” outlook and support for vaccination…

a year ago · 63 likes · 5 comments · Mike Stone

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Archetype and The Tarot: The Mystic and Ten of Swords

Through the Mystic and the Ten of Swords, this week we’re being called to release old thought patterns that might block us from experiencing the sacred. Can we silence our rational mind in these mystical moments? Welcome everyone! For an overview of what I’m doing here, please check out…

a year ago · 33 likes · 29 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

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🌟 What I'm Reading: 2-18-2024 🌟

A Weekly Roundup Highlight Reel of What I Have Been Reading

The Starfire Codes produces an audience-supported publication with a stellar podcast, consciousness-expanding daily spiritual content, and well-researched articles on forbidden but crucial topics.

What I'm Reading: 2-18-2024

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