🌟 What I'm Reading: 3-3-2024 🌟

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Mar 03, 2024

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What I'm Reading: 3-3-2024

Altered States of Monetary Consciousness

Tech doesn’t make our lives easier. It makes them faster

We have far more technology than any other generation in human history, and it allows us to do things in a fraction of the time that our ancient ancestors did. It must surely follow that we’re the most relaxed generation of all time. Agree? You might find that claim dubious, but if adverts are to be believed, AI, digital payments, self-driving cars and a…

a year ago · 394 likes · 133 comments · Brett Scott

The Art and Zen of Retirement

My Next Painting and Akseli Gallen-Kallela -

"You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection." — Sharon Salzberg "Fate is how your life unfolds when you let fear determine your choices. A path of destiny reveals itself to you, however, when you confront your fear and make conscious choices…

6 months ago · 3 likes · 3 comments · Fraulein Zen

Arthur Firstenberg

Global Radiation Emergency

This work and these newsletters are supported entirely by donations from individuals. We have no other source of funding. The Cellular Phone Task Force is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and donations by U.S. residents are tax-deductible. Our Tax ID Number is 11-3394550…

6 months ago · 34 likes · 14 comments · Arthur Firstenberg

Autonomous Truck(er)s

Canadian Shield of Silence

Wednesday, February 14, 2024, marked 2 years since Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act (also referred to as the EMA, or Emergency Measures Act) in Canada, which gave the powers of near Martial Law to the Federal Government in its efforts to ‘deal’ with the largest peaceful protest in Canadian history…

6 months ago · 19 likes · 8 comments · Autonomous Truck(er)s

Technically, they say not to wash your jeans

I appreciate y’all bearing with me through this part where I write and nothing else. And I realize I spoiled you by posting two or three times a week. Now I don’t know if it’s Tuesday or March and I realized just now when I wrote the word “March” that I don’t know if I’ve had by birthday yet. But if you want a post, you’ll have to deal with my writing a…

6 months ago · 157 likes · 36 comments · Lauren Hough

When I go, I want to dissolve and melt into the air To spread myself upon this earth in finest dust so rare. I want to be at one with life, recycled on and on Forever here, forever fair, forever shone upon by sun and moon and far off stars, I want to be at home…

6 months ago · 66 likes · 11 comments · Frances Leader

Charles Eisenstein

An eruption of the implicate order

Seven or eight years ago I was riding in a car service to the Charlotte airport. The driver was, or claimed to be, an ex-special forces soldier with inside knowledge of the workings of the power elite. Something I said had opened the spigot of his political opinions, which gushed forth profusely over the two-hour ride. His favorite topic was the Clinton…

6 months ago · 314 likes · 130 comments · Charles Eisenstein

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

A Life of Magic with Charlotte Pendragon (Interview with Brian Reindel author of The Lunar Awards)

Thanks for reading The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This week, I’m absolutely thrilled to collaborate with talented writer Brian Reindel , author of the popular Substack creation —the Lunar Awards. Therefore I’m publishing this week’s articles early to coincide when he …

6 months ago · 54 likes · 14 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Click to Play Audio Flower Power by Chas Holloway The most groovy part of the 1960’s…

6 months ago · 3 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Galambos Vs. Kahn

Click to Play Audio Galambos Vs. Kahn by Chas Holloway Two scientists who rose to prominence in the 1960’s. One developed strategic nuclear war, the other developed a science of freedom…

6 months ago · 13 likes · 1 comment · Chas Holloway

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

CDC admits: no scientific evidence of cowpox or Alaskapox "virus"... or contagion of symptoms

Greetings and Best Wishes, Inspired by some recent “Alaskapox virus” fear-mongering from “public health experts” and the lamestream media… … on February 12, 2024, I decided to file yet another FOIA request to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

6 months ago · 52 likes · 20 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

Peter McCullough's obelisk "science"

Greetings and Best Wishes, Peter McCullough recently published on substack an interview with “scientist” and PCR patent holder Kevin McKernan about “viroids” and “obelisks” and how they supposedly compare to imaginary “viruses”. I sent Peter some observations and questions about the publications they’d cited and thought they might be worth sharing. So…

6 months ago · 81 likes · 125 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

Classical Ideals

The Toxic Normalization of Heartbreak

“Well, now If little by little you stop loving me I shall stop loving you Little by little If suddenly you forget me Do not look for me For I shall already have forgotten you” Pablo Neruda There are few among us in this generation or the previous one who have not experienced heartbreak. It seems to be framed in modern media as a rite of passage to growing up. But when we ask our grandmothers and great grandmothers, they often never experienced such a thing except when they were widowed. What’s going on…

6 months ago · 33 likes · 2 comments · Megha Lillywhite

A Convict's Perspective

Donkey's and Pachyderms and Bears, Oh My

Some of you clicked on this article based on the political nature of the title. *Door locks behind you I’m so glad you could join me. Have a seat, don't mind the barred windows and rats, we have things to discuss. First being: You're getting played. And I don't mean…

6 months ago · 180 likes · 118 comments · Coleman

Dune Names Are Good, Actually

Before I dive into this week’s post, I wanted to write a little note to you—my handsome, noble, generous, undoubtedly stylish, certainly well-read—subscribers. I started this newsletter two years ago with not much of a plan. A few days before my two-year anniversary…

6 months ago · 7 likes · Lincoln Michel

Creativity Cheat Codes by James McCrae

Tapping Into Creative Yin

Hello friends! Today I wanted to share one of my favorite sections from my new book, The Art of You, which is about tapping into creative yin. The main premise of the book is the yin and yang of creativity. The first half covers yin (creative being), which includes topics like cultivating intuition, the power of intention, finding guides and inspiration, …

6 months ago · 12 likes · 3 comments · James McCrae

Dad Memes By Popular Demand: Wordplay

Dad Explains is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Let’s have some fun! I’m joining the bandwagon and presenting an eclectic mix of memes. None of which I created. All of which I may have giggled at or thought useful…

6 months ago · 38 likes · 4 comments · Andrew | Dad Explains

Screw It, Make Them Uncomfortable: Become Undeniable

Weak minds sink under prosperity as well as adversity; but strong and deep ones have two high tides. David HareDad Explains is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This post was inspired by a discussion I had with…

6 months ago · 51 likes · 14 comments · Andrew | Dad Explains

Dawn’s Writings

“Between the stimulus and response, there is a space. And in that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” (Attributed to) Viktor Frankl As the above profound quote shows, freedom lies in our ability to make our own choices about the actions we take…

6 months ago · 20 likes · 7 comments · Dawn Lester

A celebration of my children and a reflection on what “work” means

A few weekends ago, I was parenting solo while my husband was out of town. Usually, he makes Saturday morning breakfasts so that I can sleep in or read undisturbed in bed. Thankfully, after a few nighttime adventures with both kids, we all slept in. Upon waking, my son requested we all have peanut butter & jelly sandwiches for breakfast, and I was happy …

6 months ago · 4 likes · Sunita

dpl’s Newsletter

Control Experiments and the Intention to Deceive

Introduction I want to re-emphasis a particular point in the no-virus debate, a point we have already attempted to draw attention to, but the wider implication of which people have seemingly failed to grasp. The point concerns the control experiments undertaken by virologists. Harold Hillman articulated part of this point nicely when he stated in one of h…

6 months ago · 40 likes · 15 comments · Mia Breeze

Elliot’s Substack

Kundalini Awakening

In 1988 I underwent my first kundalini awakening, without any knowledge whatsoever of what was actually taking place. This experience was closely linked with what James, my identical twin brother was already deeply in the throes of. I voluntarily leaped in to the abyss of the unknown so that I could help to guide James through it. The following link per…

6 months ago · 15 likes · 6 comments · Elliot Murray

Elliot’s Substack

On Tyranny And Anarchy

7 months ago · 18 likes · 12 comments · Elliot Murray

Elliot’s Substack

Transcendence Preceeds Ascendence

Transcending pain and suffering is attained through becoming untangled with, and non-attachment to, people, places objects of our past desires, and becoming centred in one’s personal truth in the present eternal moment. We actualise those energies that do not serve us, that are trapped within our holistic energy fields, to attain release…

6 months ago · 26 likes · 22 comments · Elliot Murray

The End Times Chronicles

Substack's Dark Cave

IN THE BOWELS OF LONELINESS Deep within the bowels of the lonely place only writers know, where light dared not tread, there existed a cave—a forsaken sanctuary for a solitary writer - me. His name, if it ever mattered, was lost to the damp, whispering walls that appeared to haunt him. Here, in this subterranean refuge, he penned his words, ink flowing l…

6 months ago · 14 likes · 11 comments · Dr. Stephen Phinney

Enfant Terrible

Bizarre French Expressions: Monthly Recap

Harness your worst gallic accent and get ready to impress (or horrify) your French friends: it’s time for a recap of the past four weeks’ weirdest French expressions! 🇫🇷 🥖 En garde! Also since technology never ceases to amaze, you’ll find recordings for pronunciation this time! 21st century indeed…

6 months ago · 80 likes · 37 comments · Remy Bazerque

Of Pisco and Peru: Mancora

It’s not every day you return to your hotel and find fifteen corpses floating in the pool. The bees. Sometime after the ‘We are in their environment so don’t hurt them’ speech, the insects had all been mercilessly slaughtered. Well, almost all. One’s still clinging to life, buzzing a defiant left wing as it makes pathetic backstrokes in ever-tightening c…

6 months ago · 15 likes · 1 comment · EpicGonzo

When Languages Bump

A few days ago, I spent the last hour of the morning reading French. Then, with a head full of “hinkey dinkey parlez-vous,” a friend and I went to lunch at my local taquería. The owner was kind enough to remind, en español, the taquera that I was a regular customer. (In other words, he asked her to ensure that my…

6 months ago · 11 likes · Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson

Hillary Clinton to Host True Crime Podcast: The Clinton Body Count

In an unexpected move that has left many scratching their heads and watching their backs, former First Lady and perennial political figure Hillary Clinton has announced the launch of her very own tru…

6 months ago · 26 likes · 15 comments · Kyle Kissinger (no relation)

Focus and Simplicity

You can have everything

You can have everything this life has to offer. You deserve everything this life has to offer. You’ve just been led astray of what to pursue. It’s not your fault. You’re not weak or stupid. The best among us have been equally lost. If you’re reading this, it’s not too late. You’re not too old. Your “missed chances” don’t matter. Because when you finally g…

6 months ago · 19 likes · 3 comments · Sebastian

The Freedom Scale

Appendix for 'The Freedom Scale'

Pre-read notes 0.1 It is important to reinforce the point I made about partisanship in the preface. Throughout this work, I speak interchangeably about ideologies and the people who adhere to and further the aims of those ideologies. This is a natural consequence of two facts…

6 months ago · 11 likes · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Capitalism Is Not Responsible for Materialism

Over the last ten years or so, a trope keeps reemerging in conversations, both with people I know and in the broader national conversation. Boiled down to its essentials, it goes something like this: Our society today is too atomized, materialistic, and shallow. Modernity is a mess…

6 months ago · 58 likes · 146 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Chapter 1: What the Right Is

Why this book | Title Page | Table of Contents Preface | Introduction PART 1 Chapter 1 (1.1) (1.2) | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 PART 2 Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 PART 3 Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | Chapter 10 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 | Chapter 13 | Chapter 14…

6 months ago · 15 likes · 4 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Chapter 1: What the Right Is

Why this book | Title Page | Table of Contents Preface | Introduction PART 1 Chapter 1 (1.1) (1.2) | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 PART 2 Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 PART 3 Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | Chapter 10 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 | Chapter 13 | Chapter 14…

6 months ago · 18 likes · 2 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

'Stay with the system or join us in the mountains'

The Freedom Scale is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. We’ve had a lot of new folks come aboard the Freedom Scale train recently, so for those of you who are new… #FreedomMusicFriday…

6 months ago · 32 likes · 45 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Tolkien on Authority

(Taking a little break from our series on Declaring Your Independence.) Like many of you, my life has been enriched by the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. When I was a child, my father read to me every night, and several years of this wondrous ritual were occupied with the task of reading…

a year ago · 13 likes · 114 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Tolkien Was an Anarchist

Earlier in the month, we discussed J.R.R. Tolkien’s views on authority. SPOILER ALERT: He did not like it. He did not like democracy, and the kind of king he preferred here in the real world—since truly meritorious, worthy kings were less that “one in a million”—was a distracted ditherer: someone who technically has authority, but can’t be bothered to us…

10 months ago · 8 likes · 6 comments · Christopher Cook

From Brain to Mind

Is that heavy backpack harming your child?

Running late for school in the morning. Again.From Brain to Mind is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. You yell upstairs to your daughter, “Hurry up.” While she’s slipping on her sneakers and hustling out the door, you grab her backpack from the chair in the dining room. “W…

6 months ago · 14 likes · 3 comments · Marc Arginteanu

Hacking Narcissism

When your problem with your friend is you

Hacking Narcissism is an audience supported publication about navigating interpersonal narcissism in all areas of life. Your paid subscription supports protected time dedicated to research, analysis and the development of practical content to help us all successfully navigate situations impacting our lives. If you resonate with and value my work, please…

6 months ago · 41 likes · 7 comments · Nathalie Martinek PhD

Intellectual Dissatisfaction

These memes are intended to make light of an increasingly tense political atmosphere. This publication receives submissions from the community, and the memes held within do not reflect the opinions of the publication…

6 months ago · 32 likes · 2 comments · Jeremy Mercier

How Broken Is Academia?

Pleased to appear in Persuasion…

6 months ago · 20 likes · 3 comments · The Ivy Exile

Social Justice by Algorithm

When I first joined Columbia Engineering, in what became my longest job, it was like a quaint small town remarkably untouched by (post)modernity. The rot ravaging the rest of the university felt far away. Bashful nerds toiled at obscure technical problems devoid of politics, and girls’ gatherings still gave advice on meeting Mr. Right, bearing children, …

a year ago · 39 likes · 7 comments · The Ivy Exile

New psychotic technology to stop viruses that don’t exist

6 months ago · 126 likes · 20 comments · Jon Rappoport

The REAL sexual revolution is loss of sexuality

6 months ago · 168 likes · 20 comments · Jon Rappoport

Joyce’s Place

Grief is Love with no place to go It floats on clouds up high, it makes no sound, is never seen, so far and yet so nigh. Grief is Love with no place to go, it rides the foamy crest of oceans vast, it bubbles up, In motion, never rest. Grief is Love with no place to go…

6 months ago · 28 likes · 19 comments · Joyce

The Library of Celaeno

The Age of Plastic

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. According to Tradition, first fully articulated in the Classical Period, there are four Ages of Man, five if one include…

a year ago · 96 likes · 29 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno

Managerial Momarchy

For those of you who don’t know, in my daily life I am a schoolteacher. I work at a private high school; my students are all males and mostly seniors. My responsibilities for the last couple of years have been teaching government and economics classes. I tend to approach these subjects the same way I do history, through narrative and illustration rat…

6 months ago · 101 likes · 14 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno

True Victory in Ukraine is the Friends We Made Along the Way

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. [EDITOR’S NOTE and CORRECTION…

9 months ago · 132 likes · 74 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

Liminal Walker Musings

Strength & Lust

Welcome to this edition of Liminal Walker Musings! I am so glad you are here! Thank you for reading and supporting my writing. And if you feel inspired, please consider becoming a paid subscriber. Either way you are deeply valued and appreciated…

6 months ago · 19 likes · 10 comments · Julie Schmidt

Lizzie’s Substack

Welcome to my Substack!

A little “in-person” introduction to say hello and to give thanks to the ones who are unknowingly inspiring me to just launch already!! Solarah The Starfire Codes Stone Bryson Coleman…

6 months ago · 4 likes · 3 comments · Lizzie Kay

Make Pure Thy Heart

Find out what is truly important to you and willingly let it go

Thoughts and feelings are like images which are projected onto the screen. We get so caught up in the thoughts and feelings that we forget about the screen. If someone switches off the projector, we notice the screen again. John Purkiss, The Power of Letting Go: How to drop everything that's holding you back…

6 months ago · 33 likes · 11 comments · Paolo Peralta

Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass

A dear mentor reached out to see if I would be willing to share a few anecdotes for her to cite during her speech at the retirement dinner of another cherished mentor. This poem is what poured out. I am sharing it with you because I believe this encapsulates what true education is about, and I feel fortunate that both these mentors and several others nu…

7 months ago · 123 likes · 40 comments · Margaret Anna Alice

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Nicole Connor on Substack

I Want Your Story, Not A Solution

I want to preface this by stating that I don’t claim to have answers, but I am choosing to get raw and uncomfortable in pursuit of what feels honest, true and authentic for me during this season of m…

6 months ago · 12 likes · 6 comments · Nicole Connor

Norman’s Substack

While the effects of EMF on diet are still being researched, some speculative theories warrant exploration, such as the concept of "attractive physics" increasing conductive substances in the bloodstream. This idea provides a logical mechanism for how diet and environment could potentially interact but requires more scientific investigation to substanti…

10 months ago · 26 likes · 2 comments · Norman James

Spuds vs. Strom

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6 months ago · 14 likes · 1 comment · Meghan Boilard

Our inner supernova

Weekly horoscope 2.26 - 3.3

Hello there :) Hope that you are doing well and that this weekly horoscope finds you when you are happy and safe. Thank you for taking the time to read this :) We have just graduated the Chiron- North Node conjunction in Aries which has been actually quite difficult for most people ~ a space of discomfort to work through for everyone. Now, Chiron and th…

6 months ago · 6 likes · Meredith

Overcoming Bias

Polymaths Are Late Bloomers

There is a big literature on the ages at which intellectuals peak in life. The rate of publishing papers peaks about tenure time. Physical sciences peak earlier than social sciences. And per paper, e…

6 months ago · 117 likes · 20 comments · Robin Hanson

Paul’s Substack

The Eye That Does Not See

I watch summer melt in your eyes, a summer of wine and hot winds, of iced tea in porcelain cups, a season of falling tears amid late afternoon sun with the juice of half-eaten fruit staining the linen. Trapped in the curve of your face, a smile trembles, a mouth that can speak of love in seven languages seeks to escape its prison with a sing…

6 months ago · 53 likes · 22 comments · Paul Wittenberger

Paul’s Substack

AI-generated imagesunlight's soft whisper brings back the memory of last night's tender kiss Thanks for reading Paul’s Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work…

6 months ago · 42 likes · 11 comments · Paul Wittenberger

Post Post Modern

The next best thing.

first next best thing I feel like a plant who has grown too big for her pot. My hungry roots are searching for some fertile nutritious soil to dig into to feed my cells and soul. Luckily, I know just the thing that will do the trick. The next best thing…

6 months ago · 35 likes · 21 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

Good time of day, humans! So we went to an exhibition…. CWCID: inspired by this meme…

6 months ago · 17 likes · 3 comments · Rat

Ray’s Newsletter

How Many Paths Can Lead to the Same Conclusions?

If you agree, you demonstrate that great minds can think alike. In this article, I’ll offer more evidence to that…

6 months ago · 35 likes · 18 comments · Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Reina’s Substack

Final Goodbye to a Narcissist, The Beginning of the End...

This is the last chapter/episode of this Miniseries, there are actually 4 parts before this one, by the same title. At some point in the future I may decide to go back into the actual situationship as a means to defining how &/or why any of us would have the ability to end up…

6 months ago · 26 likes · 16 comments · Blessed Warrior Reina

RFK Jr.’s Policies + Politics

Breaking Free From the Two-Party System

The Founding Fathers warned us about political parties. In George Washington’s farewell address, America’s first and only independent president cautioned that the rise of political parties would eventually “subvert the power of the people.” And our second president, John Adams, said, “[t]here is nothing I dread so much as the division of the republic in…

7 months ago · 176 likes · 60 comments · Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 12, The Human Head: Egg Shaped and Sunglasses

95 Raphael, St. Catherine of Alexandria (detail), 1509. WC…

6 months ago · 9 likes · 2 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 13, Eyes: Forming the Soul's Gateway

101 Newberry, David’s Eye, 2023, ink.102 Newberry. Demo of an eye from ball start…

6 months ago · 8 likes · 7 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 14, Learn from Art History: Shedding Light on Light

105 Raphael, Deliverance of Saint Peter, 1514. WC. In this study, we analyze the evolution of light in painting, its interaction with form, depth, and color, and its role in conveying narrative and emotion. From the flicker of a candle to the glow of the sun, painters have been capturing the play of light for centuries. Light is the zenith of painting and it was the catalyst to key artistic movements throughout history, such as the Golden Age of Holland, the Italian Renaissance, and French Impressionism. Light can transform a simple scene into a masterpiece, illuminating the beauty of nature, revealing the depth of emotion, and adding drama to the mundane. In this chapter, we'll delve into the techniques, styles, and innovations of the great masters…

6 months ago · 6 likes · 4 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 15, The Voices in Your Head: You're Not Crazy, They're Tools!

120 Newberry, Bushes and Rocks in Kalithea, oil on canvas, 2008. In this study, we introspectively allow for stream of consciousness. There is a reason why art has been called the technology of the soul.[1] The inner workings of the human psyche are the channels through which art is created and experienced…

6 months ago · 8 likes · 12 comments · Michael Newberry

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Launch of The Newberry Art Files

After utilizing Instagram as an archive for my artworks, totaling about 1100 to 1200 pieces, a recent Instagram questionnaire prompted me to reconsider its value, leading me to swiftly close my account. This prompted a search for a dedicated and simple site for archiving my work…

6 months ago · 12 likes · 7 comments · Michael Newberry

DAILY ALKHEMY: Find Your Door | Reclaiming The True Story Of You...As Written In The Stars

Saturday’s Full Moon in Virgo brought forth a lot more that is needed to be purged, as we make our way closer towards the New Moon in Pisces, and Eclipse season. Your sleep may have been disturbed over the past few days - either feeling very tired, or very wired…

6 months ago · 21 likes · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY: Leaping Into Limitlessness

When something is about to shift magnanimously, there is always a time of unexpected chaos. This chaos may manifest in your external reality, or it may be magnified in your internal experiences - your thoughts and feelings. Either way, nothing shifts grandly without some kind of frequential disturbance…

6 months ago · 22 likes · 2 comments · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY: Saying "NO" To What Disrupts Your Flow | Harnessing Your Sacral Energies For Self

6 months ago · 20 likes · 4 comments · Solarah

End Of The Road

Yesterday I celebrated my father’s 70th birthday with him, and I walked away firmer and more resolute about something: I don’t want to waste another moment in my life being in the company of those who don’t see my true worth and value. I will not leave this Earth having been fake admired or tolerated, instead of being wholly loved and celebrated. I beli…

6 months ago · 24 likes · 18 comments · Solarah

WEEKEND ALKHEMY: The Way Out Is Always Where The 'Hidden Enemies' Lurk | Trust Yourself Implicitly

This moon has brought something big to expiration point. Do you feel it? Old stories that were on their last legs, and hanging on by strings that once quilted them together in deception, no longer exist. These deceptions that strung together collective lies which once fed the programs our lives were built upon, are no more…

6 months ago · 18 likes · 1 comment · Solarah

WORD FOR YOUR WEEK With Solarah

This week may see us confronting social, or group patterns, that have taken us out of full alignment with self in the past. The false matrix taught us to dim our lights for false acceptance, and to overlook certain behaviours in ourselves and others as “normal…

6 months ago · 14 likes · 6 comments · Solarah

Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

I Feared Being Cancelled For My Views; I Was Embraced Instead

Leftists use "horror stories" of cancelation to instill fear in others from expressing themselves and complying with cultural changes. However, what I've found was that I was overwhelmingly embraced by everyone, including my former employers, once I overcame that fear…

6 months ago · 69 likes · 12 comments · Adam B. Coleman

Steamy Mystical Musings

Cosmic Report: Unveiling the Cosmic Chronicles of 2024. Part II.

The Death of the Ego There is no death of the ego, for we are a blend of ego and soul. We encompass spirit, intellect, and personality. Upon incarnation, the ego becomes our personality, shaping our perception as 'I am me.' It's akin to navigating a game without a controller. The soul serves as the player, while the personality of our current lifetime (ego) acts as the controller we've fashioned. Just as the game requires the controller, the player relies on it for engagement…

6 months ago · 6 likes · Audra White

Or Give Me Death

Here’s a verse or two I scribbled out back in March of 2011… Or Give Me Death If you gain peace through surrender… what use is your peace? Where's the value in prosperity if you’re crawling on your knees? How comforting are your amusements if you are not your own…

6 months ago · 49 likes · 24 comments · Stone Bryson

TDT: American Free Press Under Attack

If this is allowed to stand, the fallout will reverberate for generations and - to be blunt - I doubt we will recover from 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 - discus…

6 months ago · 14 likes · 8 comments · Stone Bryson

Tales From My Homecoming

I met up with my good friend today for a stroll and an all day breakfast at a local café. We walked and talked and ruminated over our lives and what the major, pressing issues were for us both currently, and then we went for some lovely scran (food…

7 months ago · 7 likes · 1 comment · Susie Wilcox

Tessa Fights Robots

The Matrix That Eats People

As I walk in the streets of New York, I see zombies. Lots of zombies. They are walking, talking, carrying grocery bags, picking up their dogs’ poop, getting drunk in bars, wearing trendy boots—all while living out of their bodies, body here, soul somewhere else. I am tripping from looking at them, born for beauty, born for aliveness, then zombified. The…

6 months ago · 166 likes · 93 comments · Tessa Lena

72 YEARS YOUNG TODAY!

Anyone who read my autobiography can tell you that I crammed a lot into my 26,280 days! I honestly never expected to live this long! I was sure that I would burn myself out by about 45 years of age - but I didn’t. Nobody was more surprised than me to see more years and more adventures go rolling by….. with all their ups and downs…

6 months ago · 68 likes · 59 comments · Frances Leader

THE INVISIBLE RAINBOW HISTORY AND EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETISM

Electricity has shaped the modern world. But how has it affected our health and environment? https://rumble.com/vyfr1t-the-invisible-rainbow-history-and-effects-of-electromagnetism.html Over the last 220 years, society has evolved a universal belief that electricity is ‘safe’ for humanity and the planet. Scientist and journalist Arthur Firstenberg disrupt…

6 months ago · 46 likes · 18 comments · Frances Leader

Very Opinionated | Kate Wand

The Revolution That Was

Very Opinionated is a publication written by me and my partner William Gervais. We are passionate about producing podcasts, videos, and this Substack. We write about culture, society, ideology, politics, philosophy, liberty, and more. If you enjoy reading, watching, and listening to our work, please…

6 months ago · 58 likes · 24 comments · Kate Wand

I wrote something new today, which I’m going to send out as a newsletter as soon as I’ve given it a good edit. Firstly, though, I’m posting this piece. It’s quite long - it won’t fit on an email so you’ll have to click through to read it in full - and I wrote it the summer before last when I was thinking about some aspects of being a music fan in the pr…

6 months ago · 67 likes · 15 comments · Tom Cox

Physical and Psychic Encounters With The Extremely Famous And How They Have Forever Altered Me As A Person

Joni I am always listening to the great early Joni Mitchell records and seeing photos of the house where Joni Mitchell lived in Laurel Canyon in the 60s and thinking, “Man, would I love to have been there, then.” But I am not sure that in reality I would…

6 months ago · 75 likes · 9 comments · Tom Cox

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

The Final Pandemic

I imagine that anyone who follows my work is most likely already familiar with the dynamic duo of Drs. Sam and Mark Bailey. Since 2020, this brilliant pair have been at the forefront of exposing the fraud of germ “theory” and virology, putting out numerous entertaining and truly enlightening videos illuminating various aspects of the pathogenic lie. Alo…

6 months ago · 61 likes · 8 comments · Mike Stone

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

ViroLIEgy 101: The Scientific Method

ViroLIEgy 101 is a series of articles meant to provide relatively short (by my standards) and concise explanations of key concepts regarding both germ “theory” and virology. I’m providing an overview on topics that are essential to the conversation that people may be confused with and have difficulty understanding, or areas that seem to be controversial when engaging in discussions with those defending the germ “theory” of disease…

6 months ago · 65 likes · 12 comments · Mike Stone

Von’s Substack

The Walrus and the Carpenter, BY LEWIS CARROLL

The sun was shining on the sea, Shining with all his might: He did his very best to make The billows smooth and bright — And this was odd, because it was The middle of the night. The moon was shining sulkily, Because she thought the sun…

6 months ago · 7 likes · 4 comments · Von

The Wailing Banshee

It has, in actual fact, been a slow road to “Total World-Fuckery” for at least the last 50 years! All this ‘frequency shit’ & ‘mind manipulation’ & ‘health sabotage’ & ‘in home surveillance fuckery’ & ‘shillery’ began in earnest when the Military & Security Intelligence Services…

6 months ago · 30 likes · 10 comments · Christina Gerrard

Welcome to Absurdistan

The Great Silencing: the Weaponization of Loneliness

The Atlantic re-published Saturday a long, somewhat clunky analysis by Jean M Twenge, which elaborated on the alienation experienced by late Millennials and GenZ. She charts the piece well. The young are simply not spending physical time with each other. They are online, on Snapchat and the other socials, building their own deeply private worlds. They are not dating, they are not having sex, they are not marrying and they are not joining the work force with any enthusiasm. Too many are settling for get-along-jobs, and staying as long as possible in adolescence, disengaged with life…

6 months ago · 333 likes · 136 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

Stop Weaseling. Shut Down the Damned Government on March 8.

This below is migrant camp infrastructure at the border in Panama. There are scores of these all along the border, all through Mexico, Central America, the southern U.S. and Panama. You know what? They are building more, they are maxing out the infrastructure three or four times. The Prime Ministers of Costa Rica and Nicaragua are quadrupling the numbers of busses to take migrants from their countries to the U.S. border. All across the southern states, there are warehouses filled with migrants. A decommissioned Walmart warehouse near Houston holds 1,500 migrant boys. There are dozens of those all through the U.S…

6 months ago · 97 likes · 37 comments · elizabeth nickson

Will’s Substack

Freedom Music Friday

Dear Reader, It’s Freedom Music Friday. Are you still down? Or have you become enslaved in some way since we last spoke? Are you still enjoying your new found love, Xavier Rudd? Yeah, I thought so. He’s a gift from above. Above the Storm, that is. That brings me to my first offering for the week. Please hit play and find a groove to ride, it won’t be diff…

6 months ago · 12 likes · 4 comments · Will Dearborn

Will’s Substack

Hold on, Stay Strong

Dear Reader, I awoke this morning to multiple notifications about several new pieces of writing on Substack dealing with, or touching on the subject of suicide. Now, I have never personally seen anyone kill themselves as Coleman has. Nor have I ever “found” any loved ones at the scene of such an event, as has…

6 months ago · 12 likes · 1 comment · Will Dearborn

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Archetype and The Tarot: The Companion and The Hanged One

Through the Companion and The Hanged One, this week we’re being called get clear on what our hearts need most right now. Are we being called to give or receive friendship? Welcome everyone! For an overview of what I’m doing here, please check out this post all about it…

6 months ago · 28 likes · 19 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

Words In Motion

Memories Of The Moon

6 months ago · 7 likes · 2 comments · Tree Langdon

Wrong Speak Publishing

Why We Need a Little Rebellion-With Or Without A Cause

Lately, I have been working on a personal maxim of sorts. It goes something like: You HAVE to follow some of the rules, but you CANNOT follow all of the rules. The rules? Whatever rules you want them to be, in whatever system you want. Now, I should be clear — by “rules”, I'm not talking about games or systems where to break a rule is to cheat. I am not ta…

8 months ago · 15 likes · 1 comment · Judson Stacy Vereen

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