🌟 What I'm Reading: 2-4-2024 🌟

A Weekly Roundup Highlight Reel of What I Have Been Reading

Feb 04, 2024

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What I'm Reading: 2-4-2024

Academy of Ideas

Why an Unhealthy Mind creates an Unhealthy Body

“The great majority of us are required to live a life of constant, systematic duplicity. Your health is bound to be affected if, day after day, you say the opposite of what you feel, if you grovel before what you dislike and rejoice at what brings you nothing but misfortune. Our nervous system isn’t just a fiction, it’s part of our physical body . . .It…

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a year ago · 43 likes · 5 comments · Academy of Ideas

Apollo's Lyre

Joey and The Don in TV Land

It started with a note. A beautiful note. Just four pictures of two men in their golden years enjoying life’s simple pleasures: the majesty of nature, the taste of a homecooked meal, the company of a good friend. Pictures filled with love, laughter, and hope for a brighter future…

a year ago · 18 likes · 15 comments · Apollo's Lyre

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

The Beast's Greatest Act of Love

The fairy tale called “The Beauty and the Beast” is an old tale written by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, however the Disney animated movie is more based off of the version of Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, combined with elements of the French adaptation of the 1946 movie by Jean Cocteau. There are various differences in each of them, with…

a year ago · 45 likes · 44 comments · The Brothers Krynn

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

World of Stunt Illusions Part 5

“In a world where everybody wears a mask, it’s a privilege to see a soul.” Amanda Richardson Stunt actors are faces never seen, the invisible presence behind the settings in a movie performing amazing, dangerous feats to make stars look spectacular. Even though their work is prominently seen in famous movie franchises on the cinematic landscape, they do…

a year ago · 57 likes · 58 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Deconstruction

Click to Play Audio Deconstruction by Chas Holloway A sophomoric trap…

a year ago · 7 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

The Piano Player

Click to Play Audio The Piano Player by Chas Holloway What happens to music when there’s too much government…

a year ago · 6 likes · 2 comments · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

The Speakeasy Era

Click to Play Audio The Speakeasy Era by Chas Holloway A history from the era of Prohibition that you’ve never heard before…

a year ago · 5 likes · 1 comment · Chas Holloway

Chris’s Substack

When I first stood up to Authority

I was 15 sitting in study hall. A Sophomore in High School. The woman who ran the Study Hall was a very disagreeable human being. She simply didn’t like students, especially black ones. I’ve developed this term I call, “Woke racist.” Sometimes when I see people calling something racist, I’m like, “Yeah, that’s woke racist.” Do I really even need to expl…

a year ago · 19 likes · 12 comments · Chris Youngblood

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

CDC has no evidence of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus or any alleged Bunyavirus

Greetings and Best Wishes, “Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus” is an alleged “tick-borne virus”. In July, 2023 some fear-mongering was being spread through baseless media reports, like the one below from www.independent.co.uk: “Deadly tickborne virus that’s spreading in Europe ‘likely to reach UK…

a year ago · 66 likes · 46 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

CDC has no scientific evidence that pox or measles symptoms are contagious

Greetings and Best Wishes, December 1, 2023: FOIA request filed with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) seeking all studies/reports in their possession, custody or control that…

a year ago · 90 likes · 25 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

Conspi-Rat

Chewsday Memes, Jan 30

Good time of day, humans! This is a small rat’s nest of memes I’ve snatched lately (mostly from Xitterverse) – some serious, some not so much. Enjoy…

a year ago · 34 likes · 7 comments · Rat

A Convict's Perspective

Caps

“I don't care about what you’ve done, show me what you're going to do”. -Me, just now Back in the early years of my sentence, a young man named ‘Caps’ rolled in on a transport to my joint. I had been there long enough to get a few of the stories I've written about under my belt and was doing just fine in th…

a year ago · 64 likes · 26 comments · Coleman

A Convict's Perspective

Go To Work

“Go to work, go to work, go to work” I repeated obsessively like a mantra in my head while laying in bed and praying for sleep. How can there be so many bills? How can the money disappear so quickly? How is it never enough? What am I going to do? Go to work, go to work, go to work…

a year ago · 127 likes · 77 comments · Coleman

A Convict's Perspective

The Immortality of Violence

Stephen was a highly successful trial attorney in our state's capital city, which wasn't a shock given who he was. He was an intelligent, witty and cunning individual with sharply defined good looks to match his brilliant mind. He had a spectacular, sprawling home on the good side of town. Expensive new cars to compliment his well tailored suits and des…

a year ago · 121 likes · 48 comments · Coleman

Dawn’s Writings

Why do I write about fear-mongering?

My response to the question in the title is that there are a few reasons: The first reason is to expose false and misleading claims in the mainstream and even ‘alternative’ media. The second is to share information that is omitted from the media narratives in order to help you make informed decisions…

a year ago · 27 likes · 15 comments · Dawn Lester

The Deceneus Journal

Episode 2: Lisa Kuznak

After a well-received first episode with Alexander Hellene The Deceneus Review is moving forward with another great conversation with fellow independent writer, Substacker, and Canadian provocateur Lisa Kuznak In this episode Lisa and I discuss her debut novel Pallas, a novel I enjoyed very much and recently reviewed. We also chat about independent fiction, Lisas literary influenc…

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a year ago · 19 likes · 26 comments · Alexandru Constantin and Lisa Kuznak

Defense Tech and Acquisition

Defense Tech and Acquisition News

Solving Operational Problems with Today’s Technology…

a year ago · 6 likes · Matt MacGregor and Pete Modigliani

Disaffected Newsletter

Thank God for Re-runs

Disaffected Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. If you’re of a certain age, you grew up on re-runs of old television shows. As a young kid under 10, re-runs were shown daily on most channels (there were only 3 to 9 channels, depending on the year in question…

a year ago · 115 likes · 62 comments · Josh Slocum

Epic Gonzo

Of Pisco and Peru: Mancora

Footfalls advance from behind the door, then stop. The sounds of heavy locks and levers releasing. Auntie M glances at me, uncertain. I raise my eyebrows and sigh at the empty air where our ride to freedom was parked not even a minute ago. No escape…

a year ago · 35 likes · 9 comments · EpicGonzo

The Farce Feed

Biden to Host Pole Vault at Texas Border

Eagle Pass, TX - In an unexpected turn of events, President Joe Biden has devised a creative solution to address the ongoing border crisis in Texas. Responding to Texas Governor Greg Abbott's declara…

a year ago · 25 likes · 10 comments · Kyle Kissinger (no relation)

The Freedom Scale

To Vote or Not to Vote?

Election 2024 is coming up. Once again, it’s… “The most important election in our lifetime.” (*insert dramatic music*) (Who knows? Maybe this time it’ll be true.) A lot of you wonderful people are new here, having just subscribed over the last month or so. I certainly cannot expect you to have read through the entire corpus of my work over the last year. S…

a year ago · 60 likes · 210 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Watch It Before It's Banned Again

Set aside, for the moment, the subject matter of Conspiracy Music Guru’s songs. His music is just really good hard blues-rock! The subject matter is an added bonus atop some really solid playing. His themes tend to get him banned on censorious platforms (which is almost all of them these days). This…

a year ago · 37 likes · 70 comments · Christopher Cook

From Brain to Mind

Be kind when you can. Be an as*ho!e when you must

Sartre said, “Hell is other people.” While (in some circumstances) that may be true, it’s also true (in almost all circumstances) being all alone and lonely is a lot more hellish. Be kind when you can:From Brain to Mind is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber…

a year ago · 17 likes · 8 comments · Marc Arginteanu

From Brain to Mind

How stress wrecks your sleep

In 2023, scientists at University of Pennsylvania reported on the relationship between stress and the sleeping brain. Studying mice, the researchers explored the relationship between social stress and neurons (brain cells) in the hypothalamus. Using electroencephalograms (EEG), the scientists proved that after a stressful event or a series of stressful …

a year ago · 16 likes · 4 comments · Marc Arginteanu

Geólogo Trader 🇦🇺

Red-pilled in my 30s, the best thing to happen.

Question everything! I never questioned much until the days of COVID. As I've mentioned before, I was skeptical about finding happiness in the 9-5 rat race. So, I took steps to escape it, paving the way to live on my terms, and now I find myself, happy, in Argentina…

a year ago · 26 likes · 23 comments · Jordan 🇦🇺

Hal Johnson Books

A garland of quotations LII

Sleeping is no mean art: for its sake one must stay awake all day. •Nietzsche, Thus Spake Zarathurstra (1883). Along came the bishop, his robe a tatter: Sleep and it won’t matter. •Niedecker, For Paul: Six Alternative Sequences, Group Two (1951). To me, even kind sleep is cruel…

a year ago · 2 likes · Hal Johnson

Holly’s Substack

A Message About Suicide

This essay is about suicide: how to think about it, how to avoid it even when it’s starting to seem rational. Many people have told me that it helped them get through a dark time and decide to stay. If you or someone you care about is struggling, it may help you…

2 years ago · 93 likes · 9 comments · Holly MathNerd

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

The Casa Dei Portali Piano Competition in Plumblossom Town, Synchron City. Part 1 (of 3)

Welcome to Plumblossom Town in Synchron City…

a year ago · 11 likes · 16 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

The Casa Dei Portali Piano Competition in Plumblossom Town, Synchron City Part 2 (of 3)

….Continued, Part 2 Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This year Sophia Bianchi, a little girl who almost won last year, is coming back to play again. Sophia had previously been afraid to perform but she was not afraid of the sasquatch or the idea of a cryptid. She was an orphan…

a year ago · 4 likes · 4 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

The Casa Dei Portali Piano Competition in Plumblossom Town, Synchron City Part 3(of 3)

On the final day of the competition, Aldobrando Vincenzo was sitting in the room upstairs pining for his dark-haired beauty. It is said that he was once enthralled by a woman who performed one year, many years ago. They had a great romance. She lost her memory and disappeared…

a year ago · 10 likes · 12 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

This or That

“And the drumline of pulse Giving out to the sound Of my feet taking leave of the ground” ………….excerpt from a previous poem of mine buried in a computer somewhere…

a year ago · 12 likes · 7 comments · What IS a name, really?

Jenn’s Substack

Sourdough Sketching

Fresh Bread Day is our favorite day. When the oven timer goes off, our house echoes with shouts of “Bread’s ready!!! Fresh bread!!!! Can I have some now, please!!!?”. After an impatient hour of letting the bread cool, we gather in the kitchen and I cut thick slices of warm, soft bread for us to spread with butter. Nothing compares to that first fresh…

a year ago · 16 likes · 18 comments · Jenn

Joyce’s Place

Musings at Midnight

As a beginning writer on Substack, I had wondered what it would be like… would anyone out there be interested in my musings, my bits of poetry, my writings? Would anyone take the time to read? Oh certainly, I had been writing before, short poems for friends, colleagues, to be given to their loved ones, but that was on demand. Knowing the person I was wr…

a year ago · 9 likes · 11 comments · Joyce

L5 News

Trim tabs

Something hit me very hard once, thinking about what one little man could do. Think of the Queen Mary—the whole ship goes by and then comes the rudder. And there's a tiny thing at the edge of the rudder called a trim tab. It's a miniature rudder. Just moving the little trim tab builds a low pressure that pulls the rudder around. Takes almost no effort at…

a year ago · 10 likes · 6 comments · Jim Davidson

Less Foolish

Overcoming Intellectual Servitude

One good philosophical value to foster is "intellectual humility," the assessment of one's intellectual views and capacities without overvaluing or undervaluing them. In the previous entry, I focused on those who overvalue their intelligence through the midwit meme, and how they can become more humble. Today, I'll focus on those who undervalue their int…

a year ago · 39 likes · 8 comments · Peter N Limberg

The Library of Celaeno

Flotsam in a Sea of Unknowing

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. I’ve always been fascinated by mysterious disappearances. Others must be as well. Wikipedia used to have a single dedi…

a year ago · 51 likes · 25 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

Lies are Unbekoming

Virology

I published Virus last month and the comments section exploded. I’ve had more comments on this article than any other of the 350+ posted so far. I pinned my comment in that article saying this: I think the best description of my current state on this question is…

a year ago · 86 likes · 83 comments · Unbekoming

Lighthouse

Managing your time. True running story.

Managing your time. True running story. Hey friends and readers, In this post I’ll reveal a few more things about me that I have not written about yet. You know me as a writer and a photographer, but I will tell you about running. My first experience with running came when I was still a kid in Ukraine. I constantly ran and played outside and didn’t realize …

a year ago · 49 likes · 23 comments · Alexander Semenyuk

Low Fidelity

💎 Friday Gems (Waking Up, Nature of Thoughts, Moving Towards Darkness)

Happy Friday! Meditation has been on my mind lately. A friend of mine is dealing with a lot of anxiety and stress right now, so I suggested he give meditation a try. I started meditating when the pandemic hit after many unsuccessful tries and know how helpful it can be in times when we need some stability and relief from …

a year ago · 6 likes

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Memento Mori Alchemy

Exiting the Media Matrix - LIVE tomorrow night with Porterhouse and Teal

Tomorrow I’m going live on YouTube with Porterhouse and Teal, another freedom minded comrade, musician and Permaculture expert. He runs a regenerative farming/permaculture channel on YouTube, and does livestreams weekly with various guests. This will be our second livestream together, but I know him personally. We met about two years ago at the Self Rel…

a year ago · 24 likes · 12 comments · Tesstamona

Post Post Modern

Post it Notes Episode #2

I am happy to announce that it’s here, my friends. And by ‘it’ I mean the first real podcast of Post it Notes where instead of interviewing myself, I got to hang out with my fabulous fellow stacker, Demi Pietchell. “As the founder of The Starfire Codes, she has dedicated herself to shining light into the darkness and helping others navigate uncertainty. J…

a year ago · 33 likes · 44 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

The Pulse

Navigating The Space Between Worlds

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 · 38 likes · 9 comments · Joe Martino

Rat Says

Wish

Good time of day, humans! Rat is once again trying to catch that elusive goldfish… We’ll have to take the deal, I reckon…

a year ago · 30 likes · 5 comments · Rat

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Finding the Good Within

I've been reading a lot of posts that a lot of people are coping with handling their fears and self-doubt. When I was very young, eleven or younger, I went through a mental crisis by myself. Questioning if I was a good person, or perhaps even evil, I locked myself in a bathroom for 3 or 4 hours, trying to cope with the mental pain of psychological introspection that was way beyond my capacity of understanding…

a year ago · 21 likes · 19 comments · Michael Newberry

Smurfing the New Normal

The editor of one of Europe's largest newspapers warned War with Russia was Deliberately Concocted by Cabal looking to destroy BOTH America and Russia for NWO

The editor of one of Europes largest newspapers, Udo Ulfkotte, made a shocking confession. After working as an international journalist for 25 years, he came forward with the following statement: ‘I have been a journalist for about 25 years. During that time I was taught to always lie, betray, and never tell the truth to the public. I was paid by the CIA…

2 years ago · 90 likes · 78 comments · Jimychanga

SOCIAL MEDIA ESCAPE CLUB

It's time to do whatever we want

Peter Kirn at Create Digital Media talks about SoundCloud and Bandcamp, and how they’re devolving into money machines for corporate shareholders. “It’s a simultaneous reminder that we need to build something new, maybe this time not for the investors, but for the eu-IVs – for each other…

a year ago · 103 likes · 22 comments · Seth Werkheiser

Solarah Speaks

DAILY ALKHEMY: Clearing Solar Plexus & Heart Wounds Following The Full Moon In Leo

If you’ve been rolling with me for a while, and joined me from my YouTube channels, then you know I often speak on these envy spells and programs that have been a part of the matrix’s agenda to keep us in lack and separation states - both within and with one another…

a year ago · 15 likes · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

SOLAR PLEXUS RECOVERY DECREE

I have crafted a decree, for those of you who seek to consciously take back the reins of command over some of these false solar plexus stories that have kept false narratives alive in your realities, as referred to in today’s “Daily ALKHEMY.” As always, please feel free to use this as a template to write or formulate your own. The power in any decree com…

a year ago · 12 likes · 17 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WEEKLY ALKHEMY: On The Descent Of Mainstream Consciousness | Tea Time With Your Higher Self

As we begin a new week, the Sun is in Aquarius, and the Moon is making Her monthly sojourn through Virgo - two signs that are here to teach us lessons on true emotional intelligence. It feels like a week where mainstream consciousness is about to take another hit…

a year ago · 26 likes · 2 comments · Solarah

Spiral Leaf

The Nature Fix by Florence Williams

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. The Nature Fix is a fascinating book that brings together many research studies to confirm the fact that spending time outside engaged in Nature is highly beneficial to our health, happiness and wellbeing…

a year ago · 11 likes · 8 comments · Sue Cartwright

The Stone Age

The Breath of Life

Have you ever considered ‘how’ you breathe? Now is an opportunity, as I am continuing with the plan to post ‘Pages” from my upcoming book. Of all the ‘Pages’ I will post, this is undoubtedly one of the more straight-forward. That is not meant to suggest there are no esoteric elements, of course; it just means that t…

a year ago · 29 likes · 3 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

Loose Holdings

The power of music is undeniable, so much so that it can oft catch us by surprise. While we know it is capable of altering our moods, when we connect with the energy therein it can even affect our very state of perception. As an individual who grew up in the 1970s and early-to-mid 1980s, I was blessed with an abundance of such music. From ‘classic’ rock …

a year ago · 41 likes · 45 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

Tech CEOs face fire in D.C. [TDT: 02.05]

Welcome to this edition of the Three-Dot Tablet [TDT], a weekly news-journal 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 · 14 likes · 3 comments · Stone Bryson

Tessa Fights Robots

We Have the Power to Refuse the Fear

We’ve all been hearing the rumors of massive civil unrest following the election day. Celebrities are hiring armed guards to protect their homes. Cynical, deep-pocketed, adult-led astroturf organizations pretending to be idealist Gen Z revolutionaries are conducting road-block training (which is just fantastic for anyone campaigning on a platform of sav…

4 years ago · 67 likes · 63 comments · Tessa Lena

Truthiverse by Brendan Murphy

Swedenborg's Heresy

Thanks for reading, fellow metahuman and unconventional critical thinker! 🧐 This is an audience-supported publication AND a powerful podcast, producing uncommon insight. Here are some handy ways you can support me ⤵️ Share with your networks ♻️ Become a valued paid subscriber and get full Substack access 24/7…

a year ago · 11 likes · 2 comments · Brendan D. Murphy Official

The Truth Seeker

An audio translation from Dr Stefan Lanka's measles trial at Stuttgart

Here I will provide an English translation from an audio recording that was made during the measles trial in Stuttgart with Dr. Stefan Lanka, where one can read what the judge said, which is a bit different from what was written down in their ruling. This audio recording was made by Feli Popescu, who was present at …

a year ago · 23 likes · 9 comments · John Blaid

Uncensored

I LOVE HELL'S ANGELS

Woven throughout my life are motorbikes and the people who love them. It all started when I was a baby and my earliest memories included sitting in my pram in the front garden of our London home, getting very excited because I could hear the roar of a big black Norton motorbike. The sound told me that my Dad was on his way home from work. I would jiggle …

a year ago · 74 likes · 31 comments · Frances Leader

Welcome to Absurdistan

100 Million Fire Ants On The March

Much journalism these days is filled with fear, a genre made by the paranoid for the paranoid. A friend sent me Victor Davis Hanson’s recent X post about the lawsuits faced by President Trump, the corruption of the judicial system, the desperate straits he is in. Hanson, who I privately think of as Eeyore, is the King of the Genre. Thankfully he is a deeply read man, and necessary, which is why he is King. And his mind is clear. He sees it clear…

a year ago · 316 likes · 120 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

All Their Stupid Ideas Can be Reversed and We Will Make the Deserts Bloom

Did none of the Masters of the Universe take Marketing 101? I know it’s a quasi-discipline, much déclassé, for the peons in flyover country who sell widgets to live, but it does determine the world. What do you want to buy with your disposable income? What food, what house, what car, what do your children lust after? Shopping decisions determine the shape of the real world, where real things happen. For some people, it’s their only opportunity for self-determination, and take it they will. This fundamental human characteristic is described perfectly by a graph, a chart. The…

a year ago · 366 likes · 165 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

Wilful Ignorance of Evil is a Luxury No One Can Afford

This week’s economic data looked on the face of it, decent. The U.S. is growing at 3.3%. Problem is, it’s all based on borrowed money. In the last quarter the U.S. borrowed $800 Billion, ploughing it into the economy. The economy actually produced $200 Billion actual goods and services. For the next ten years, the CBO is projecting 1.5% growth. This is ludicrous. We should be growing at 5% a year for the next twenty years. There is so much unused capacity in the economy, it’s ridiculous. Half of us are lying around waiting for something to happen. We are so over-regulated nothing can grow. This, of course is entirely due to the pure evil of the environmental movement which has locked up all our resources, and horn-swoggled the rest in red tape…

a year ago · 207 likes · 107 comments · elizabeth nickson

Words and Pictures by Pamela Leavey

Photo Essay: A Little Flower Power on Dreary Winter Day

I’m over winter already, but I know it is still here, and after winter comes the Spring. Well, it has been a bit since my little corner of New England has seen a sunny day and I’m just going to jump right in today and post some Spring and Summer flower portraits because I just need to see some color and light, and my guess is you all do too…

a year ago · 45 likes · 27 comments · Pamela Leavey

🌻 A Year of Mental Health

Consider the Opposite of What You're Worried About

“Don’t worry” is one of the most unhelpful things to tell someone who’s worried about something. Do you think they want to be worried? Do you imagine they enjoy it? Okay, maybe they might. But not usually! While it’s true that worrying can come with secondary gains—and perhaps some people…

a year ago · 62 likes · 32 comments · Chris Guillebeau

Jacqueline Rendell

Feb 4, 2024

Lots of great stuff in here!!

Thank you for including the podcast with YOU!! 🌟

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Charlotte Pendragon

Thank you my magical friend for including me among your reads again. I’m always honored! I’m looking forward to listening to Chas Holloway’s podcast about music this morning. 🎶✨💖

Have a beautiful weekend Demi! 💫💕

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🌟 What I'm Reading: 2-4-2024 🌟

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: 2-4-2024

Click here to find out more about booking a personal divination reading, having a dream interpreted, purchasing a natal astrology report, and more….

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