🌟 What I'm Reading: 5-26-2024 🌟

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May 26, 2024

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I post a weekly roundup of some of the highlights of what I’ve been reading… including many thoughtful, valuable, and intriguing perspectives that I could not otherwise post.

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What I'm Reading: 5-26-2024

Fasting: The Road to Breatharianism

The Fasting Taboo Move over, real dragons and fake moon — my readers want me to talk about fasting. In fact, this may be my most highly-requested post. In the past 6 months since I officially committed to a regular fasting practice, I’ve mentioned it here-and-there on social media… and every time I do, I get at least one message from so…

2 years ago · 25 likes · 1 comment · Alicen Grey

Becoming a Butterfly

Fasting, psychedelics, and conversing with God...

Becoming a Butterfly is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. So, here’s the thing. It is hard to be here. I mean, it is beautiful on this planet. It is exquisite to sit at 11,000 feet alone in a meadow of wildflowers in August, in Colorado, by a crisp, clear, icy cold babbli…

2 years ago · 12 likes · 16 comments · Terra Brooke

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Thanks for reading The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. I would like to thank Juan Tamariz and Luis Piedrahita for making Chan-tatachán available. When I arrived at the Spanish TV Studio just outside Madrid, I asked the meaning of the title of the show Chan-tatachán; I was i…

2 years ago · 73 likes · 42 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chewsday Memes, May 21

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…

2 years ago · 124 likes · 11 comments · Rat

A Convict's Perspective

I am so sick and tired of all these weak kneed, wail-sobbing, narrow neck, career patient, diaper needing, Kermit arm flailing, hardship inventing, dandelion delicate, tic-toc-tantruming, jigsaw jawed, sadness slave, Pho-fur suffering, spoiled ass middle class made-of-glass cant-touch-grass, victimhood poser punk scrub buttermilk biscuit bitches…

2 years ago · 249 likes · 131 comments · Coleman

Welcome to Cosmographia . The following is part of our Venus’ Notebook series — a compendium of beautiful things. For the full map of Cosmographia posts, see here. We live as we dream — alone... 1. Evening in the …

2 years ago · 105 likes · 21 comments · M. E. Rothwell

Dawn’s Writings

Infected blood ‘scandal’ - what is the truth?

I have been contemplating this story for a some time now and wondering whether to write about it because it is such an emotionally charged topic. But I can’t worry about sparing people’s feelings when what we’re being told is not true. So, here goes…

2 years ago · 59 likes · 39 comments · Dawn Lester

DoG’s Substack

Truth Bomb Central: Memes that Expose the Deception (Part 9)

2 years ago · 131 likes · 8 comments · DoG

DoG’s Substack

Truth Bomb Central: Memes that Expose the Deception (Part 10)

2 years ago · 55 likes · DoG

How to Apologize and Why It Matters

“If it means so much to you, then … sorry.” Logan Roy’s apology to his children in episode 2 of the fourth season of Succession is a masterclass in How Not To Apologize. In Logan’s defense, apologies are hard. They often get stuck in our throat or come out the wrong way. Even well intended apologies don’t always land well. As Randy …

3 years ago · 32 likes · 18 comments · Dr. Samantha Boardman

Ear Candy Update

An Incomplete List of Songs Not to Play at a Wedding (and Some You Definitely Should)

Wedding Season is upon us and that means that future brides and grooms are plotting, planning, and considering every facet of their lovely day. Sadly, the song discussion often falls to the wayside because silly shit like which unfortunate soul has to sit next to the drunk uncle takes precedence. No one gives a damn about chicken or beef. The real shit …

2 years ago · 23 likes · 16 comments · Jason Thompson

Energy Therapy's Substack

'The happiest man in the world' shares the secret to being happy

What if happiness was a skill you could learn to master, and you could enact that brain state at will? According to Matthieu Ricard, a 78 year old Tibetan Monk, humanitarian, author, photographer and former geneticist, it is! Most people live within the persistent illusion that happiness is something that comes from the outside…

2 years ago · 5 likes · Jaime Tanna

Today we have a guest recommendation from Kevin Bergen, a lifelong lover of music (especially Bach and Shostakovich) who leads Courageous Decisions Coaching. Kourosh Dini is a multifaceted individual…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 1 comment · Flow State

Ansel buckled over, mid-stride, as though he’d been hit by a wrecking ball and collapsed on the floor of the airport. A crowd of people gathered round him to see what was going on. He began to convulse on the floor as the throng of onlookers started in with their diagnosis…

2 years ago · 13 likes · 3 comments · Frater Seamus

The Freedom Scale

Heartbreaking Story of Love, Sex, and Drugs

I decided to do a #FreedomShorts post today. To that end, I went looking for a particular Dust story I’d seen a few years ago. In the process of looking, I ran across, and watched, something else. “Capsules” is the story of a culture awash is drugs that don’t just regulate emotions—they…

2 years ago · 62 likes · 81 comments · Christopher Cook

Respectability Politics and the Gerontocratic Question

Scores of Republican Party losses including proxy organizations, such as Turning Point Action, have left members in moderate and populist camps with a penchant for losing. Sacred losses are chalked up as principled stances while practical electoral politics; including grassroots fundraising, rallies, and issue campaigns, have been left to the dustbin of…

2 years ago · 14 likes · 8 comments · Daniella Pentsak

From Brain to Mind

Sunday Brain Workout

“I’m too busy,” is no excuse. Everyone can find 5 extra minutes.From Brain to Mind is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Increase your optimism Optimism and Anxiety are at war in your brain. Whichever one wins will change your brain structure forever. Scientists have repor…

2 years ago · 21 likes · 2 comments · Marc Arginteanu

From Brain to Mind

Your Brain on Nuts

Quick! Without peeking, which do you like better, almonds or walnuts. Okay, now that you’ve voted, you can read about the brain benefits of each. Please LMK if that changed your mindFrom Brain to Mind is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber…

2 years ago · 30 likes · 9 comments · Marc Arginteanu

Ho'oponopono is Miraculous!

I just had to share the final result of my ho’oponopono meditation-mantra practice, described previously. On the tenth day, the object of my grief who had cut off communication with me, came back to me! Her departure from my life was very cruel. A couple of months ago she informed me that she was seeing another man. I knew at that moment my relationshi…

2 years ago · 6 likes · 1 comment · Joseph Shirk

Good Tuna by Jeremy

Self Behind You

She gave me a riddle, and it went like this: The door is a mirror. If you want to pass through, you must pass through yourself. If you pass through yourself, your self will be behind you. The mirror is a door. The more of you there is, the more difficult your passing…

2 years ago · 30 likes · 5 comments · Jeremy Johnson

Good Tuna by Jeremy

That Little Voice

Shh. Shh. Shh. Calm. Calm. Calm. I'm still here. Listen. Listen. Listen. It will be ok. These things pass. I was mid-rant during the homestretch of a long car ride home when I realized I hadn’t spoken a single useful word over the last 30-odd minutes. This was not because my wife, my captive audience, didn't care. She listened intently to my rambling and was …

2 years ago · 23 likes · 14 comments · Jeremy Johnson

Hal Johnson Books

Weird Books part 2

(You know me: Always a bridegroom, never a bride. Anyhow, I got an honorable mention in the Vox poetry contest with a poem you can read here.) This miscellany stands alone, of course, but part one, if you want more, is here. •Nice Girls Do…and Now You Can Too…

2 years ago · 4 likes · Hal Johnson

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

A Beautiful Confirmation Day

Yesterday, I went to the park with my son and stopped in the car before getting out, to “set an intention.”Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. What will I look for while I am there in nature…

2 years ago · 29 likes · 32 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

Human Inspiration And (A Tiny Bit) Of Humor with Ai Prompted Imagery 3

Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Just Sitting There Being Beautiful. Sunsets are beautiful, mountains are beautiful, horses are beautiful, shells are beautiful, volcanos are beautiful, trees are beautiful, the earth is beautiful, and men are beautiful…

2 years ago · 8 likes · 5 comments · What IS a name, really?

Into the Woods with Brigit Anna McNeill

“Choose discomfort over resentment” - Brene Brown I came to realise years ago that I had had to hone the skills of people pleasing as a child to get by and be safe. I had learnt to read a person like an incredibly skilled tracker reads the land, and know what or who it is I needed to be to please them, and in doing so, be safe…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 13 comments · Brigit Anna McNeill

Joyce’s Place

In a Note to Self, Rolando Andrade wrote some time ago: “Mourning is not goodbye, but a forever, that hurts in the memory.” Mourning…it is something we have all done or still do in one way or another. It can be for a loved one, human or non-human, a particular situation or even a period in one’s life. We don’t s…

2 years ago · 68 likes · 45 comments · Joyce

Karafree’s Substack

“This is by design, I would suggest. How many, after all, can define postmodernism?”

I am one of those people who would not be able to tell you in any detailed terms what postmodernism is or neoliberalism. But after reading David’s series, I am in a much better place of understanding. A few notes from W.David Ward’s series on Postmodernism…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 6 comments · Karafree

Karafree’s Substack

WHY WOULD A CREATOR OF LIFE AND AN INFINITE UNIVERSE CREATE DEATH AND SUFFERING?

We all have stories of overcoming obstacles, loss, and suffering. It feels good, an accomplishment to work and even struggle a bit to gain something. It is instilled in us from the time we are little children that we are here to find our purpose in this life, that we are here to learn lessons, that our priority is to seek and gain knowledge. We are here…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 109 comments · Karafree

Kaya's Self Liberation Portal

Alchemical Excavation During Times of Transition

When you find yourself in transformational transition phases between incarnations within the same lifetime, you’re often called to develop very deep roots that become your solid foundation, before your next chapter will unfold. You will have distilled down and integrated all that you learned in the last chapter of your life and gleaned all you could from those experiences…

2 years ago · 7 likes · Kaya Marie

Kaya's Self Liberation Portal

A Tear in the Fabric of Reality

2 years ago · 20 likes · 16 comments · Kaya Marie

“You are what you do, not what you say you'll do.” ― Carl Gustav Jung Talking seems to be one of the most productive yet futile activities possible. On one hand, simple conversations reveal hidden aspects and techniques for otherwise impenetrable subjects that allude even the mos…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 13 comments · Theodore Atkinson

"The Gurdjieff Book"

I am currently on the road. Heading to Denver, Colorado to present at the ICON “Future Human” summit. Then lead the Metamodern Spirituality Lab in Vermont. When I get back I’ll publish the next Substack article (about the problems of purity). Meanwhile, I just launched this book…

2 years ago · 20 likes · 2 comments · Layman Pascal

The Power Of Gratitude

Live Free is for those paving their own path. A weekly newsletter offering ideas, exercises, and resources to make it easier for you to prioritize what matters most. Live Free is more than a newsletter. It’s a lifestyle. Happy Friday — I hope it’s a joyful one…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 23 comments · Niall McGivern

Love Weekly with Jillian Turecki

This is how to actually apologize.

Hi there, We can’t talk about repair without talking about how to apologize, because the truth is that very few of us know how to do it effectively and without ego. And without knowing how to apologize — and I mean really apologize — we get stuck in a cycle of conflict. And we come apart…

2 years ago · 99 likes · 2 comments · Jillian Turecki

Make Pure Thy Heart

Emptiness is Purity

Hello dear subscribers! Hope all is well in your world. Are you taking the time to see the beauty all around you? Understanding the source of our feelings of discontent and unease, seeing the pattern of our behaviours and the way we think, challenges in relationships and self worthiness. All of these lead to a life of physical and emotional pain, tremen…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 10 comments · Paolo Peralta

Make Pure Thy Heart

Grow inward; 12 ways to redeem yourself and live life anew

The only moment you have control over is now Now is all that there is This is the greatest knowledge we can learn, and learning to practice it regularly is my mission. Everything happens in the “Eternal Now”. All your problems, pain and suffering are either remembered or anticipated. Meaning they are not really h…

2 years ago · 53 likes · 14 comments · Paolo Peralta

Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass

All Our Stars Out: On Finding Cheng

“Give me a story that just makes me unreasonably vigilant. Keep me up till five only because all your stars are out, and for no other reason.” * * * “Do you know what you will be asked when you die? … I’m so sure you’ll get asked only two questions. Were most of your stars out? Were you busy writing your heart out? If only you knew how easy it would be …

2 years ago · 80 likes · 35 comments · Margaret Anna Alice

Margaret Reyes Dempsey / Pragmatic Mystic

Have you ever had a moment when everything suddenly becomes clear and you don’t know what all the fuss was about? It’s a gorgeous, light-filled moment of peace and trust after the turmoil that came before. Here’s what might have led up to this moment…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 4 comments · Margaret Reyes Dempsey

Memento Mori Alchemy

When he told me, "Were all just walking each other home"...

Conversations of a certain caliber tend to come at synchronicitous and life-altering times. Last night was one of them. I connected with someone who had once been a mentor of mine. He knew me in such a dark and demented chapter in my life that as soon as we got on the phone, he wondered what I had been doing, because I didn’t sound like the same person…

2 years ago · 39 likes · 23 comments · Tesstamona

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On the Road of Bones

The Acid Drop House Party of '95

The names have been changed but the story is true. It was 1995. Can't a man and a woman have some privacy and fuck in the bathtub at a private house party? It wasn't our fault that the lock on the door wouldn't work. So there we were, naked in a bathtub, her on me, me in her, and nothing but a shower curtain for privacy while an endless stream of wasted and drug addled party goers were passing through…

2 years ago · 16 likes · 8 comments · The Bone Writer

On the Road of Bones

His Cracked Reality

For Context Read: Stuck in the Clink I visited the old friend that I lost touch with, in jail this morning, via monitor and phone. 30 minutes, time starts immediately after the connection is made. Not going to lie, Randolph is not all there. Meth has done a number on him since he was laid off from Microsoft 11 months ago. He went into a self destructive spiral. Paranoia. Delusions. Distrust of everyone to the point that he thinks he is being followed and spied on, even in the jail. Shit… it's bad. It’s real bad…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 4 comments · The Bone Writer

Paul’s Substack

Among the Ruins

There is a temple and there are stones. There are no bodies but there are bones. There are walls and statues covered in blood. There are pottery shards sunk in ashes and mud. There is singing. There is a song. If I do not tell you where I am, you cannot say I am wrong. There is a dance and there are dances. There is a room and there are rooms. …

2 years ago · 62 likes · 33 comments · Paul Wittenberger

Paul’s Substack

Somewhere in a dark room your eyes wander the ceiling counting the number of square tiles or devising an equation to account for the total number of holes in all of them and I know the number for both but I choose to remain silent Thanks for reading Paul’s Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work…

2 years ago · 78 likes · 51 comments · Paul Wittenberger

Paul’s Substack

Desire, Envy & Resentment

I. Desire slips into a silk chemise in the dark, eyes glinting with dreams II. In the hushed twilight Envy stalks the happy scenes whispering "Why not me?" III. Resentment is a crow perched on branches of lost or forgotten time cawing in the gray dusk…

2 years ago · 78 likes · 48 comments · Paul Wittenberger

The Rabbit Hole

Beware 'Digital Twins': They're coming to a legal jurisdiction near you, and soon!

This essay is motivated by an article published by The Exposé: UN CODES is using the fabricated climate crisis to usher in digital twins and the Internet of Things What are "digital twins"—a term being used by the United Nations? "Digital twins" are virtual representations or digital replicas of physical objects, systems, or environments. In other words, …

2 years ago · 25 likes · 11 comments · Alan Lovejoy

Reina’s Substack

Decisions & Willpower

I've been speaking/writing a lot about making changes in life & I've been showing U thru my writings & an occasional photo, that I’m in practice of what I’m preaching (so the saying goes). Honestly tho 1 vital step in making life changes, that I don't really give much thought to, or at least haven't expressed in my writings, is the Decision making proce…

2 years ago · 16 likes · 2 comments · Blessed Warrior Reina

Reina’s Substack

On Saying Goodbye to My Former Self

Working up to this for quite a bit, I’m now on the final countdown & it's getting harder to Breathe. I feel disconnected & awkward. This is from a combination of factors but the one which gripped me the strongest took a while to figure out what was really bothering me. I went thru the usual self analysation, only to weed out every aspect I could think o…

2 years ago · 41 likes · 28 comments · Blessed Warrior Reina

How do we feel safe in our intimate relating?

Nowhere else can we touch the peaks of heaven and the lows of hell, as in our intimate relating. It is direct line to our most tender and wounded places. So how do we stay connected to a sense of safety? This was the topic that a client brought to a session the other day, and seeing as I myself have recently started dating again, it’s a question that I a…

2 years ago · 13 likes · 2 comments · Ruby May

Create space for yourself

2 years ago · 10 likes · Andō

Soft. Simple. Still.

An act of DEEP S L O W N E S S

Hi! My name is Sam. I am a Gardener and Storyteller of the Soul who weaves shamanism, story-telling, spiritual counsel and earth-based wisdom, to create a gentle and profound space for healing and transformation. Welcome to Soft. Simple. Still. where like gentle butterflies that land upon your hand, soft words will land in your heart for profound healing…

2 years ago · 8 likes · 6 comments · Sam Corrie

Sojourn Fortress Optima

Mad Max: Full Reality

Well folks, one of the all time great movie franchises is dropping a sequel next weekend, which is technically a prequel, which is also a re-launch. So it's entirely new AND derivative. Only in our modern time does that make sense. Or perhaps also in classical Greece (*Another* story about Zeus? But in this one he attacks some other nymph? Can we have s…

2 years ago · 5 likes · 4 comments · Joseph Hex

SUNRISE SALUTATION #11: Going For Gold

It feels like a day where we are being gifted back more wisdom on how to utilise the power of our emotions to birth realities that are more reflective of who we are devinely. Today may be a day of heavy Solar Plexus and Sacral chakra activations, upgrades, and integrating. This is where and how we begin to write new emotional stories based upon how much we have alchemised our trauma experiences into wisdom….and gold…

2 years ago · 19 likes · 1 comment · Solarah

SUNRISE SALUTATION #12: Using Our Minds To Enter Into Cycles We Love

Thank you for being here today, and a very warm welcome to my newest readers and subscribers. I’m so happy to have you here. I am blown away by the fact that my words mean something to you, and I hope I shine that little bit of light resonance in your day when you need it most. Thank you for helping me to live and bloom in my purpose - it means everythin…

2 years ago · 15 likes · Solarah

WEEKEND ALKHEMY: THE DRAGONS HAVE LANDED | THE "GOLD" WAS ALWAYS YOU

2 years ago · 24 likes · 2 comments · Solarah

Rational Giving

The act of charity has largely been one of those practices where (almost) everyone - at minimum - agrees is a positive good, especially for those in need. Whether one should ‘provide’ is seldom questioned, though the expectations of how much (of themselves, and of their treasure) they …

2 years ago · 46 likes · 22 comments · Stone Bryson

TDT: Oregon Counties Looking To Escape The Madness

But perhaps acknowledging a region’s Natural rights to establish its own status within this ‘Union’ - and streamlining the process to facilitate said-establishment - is exactly the solution we need for our fractured nation. Welcome to this edition of the…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 13 comments · Stone Bryson

Then Her Voice Shook awake from a dream I cannot track, senses plundered by the violence of dawn's crack. Wondering about reality's illusion - the degradation I have seen. Cacophony of excess in surround-sound, a filth and grime that collects yet is unbound…

2 years ago · 29 likes · 9 comments · Stone Bryson

Written In Stone [05/23/2024]

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of Written In Stone. This is the newsletter for you, the paid Members, sent every week between Tuesday and Thursday. Each mailing includes site updates, micro-news items, and personal musings… plus much more…

2 years ago · 7 likes · 7 comments

Talking to Myself

i have a confession

I've heard it echoed endlessly, expressed in myriad ways: Let people love you. But it encompasses so much more than that statement implies. You have to let people nurture you. Support you. Catch you off guard. Stir your emotions. Evolve alongside you…

2 years ago · 53 likes · 52 comments · Caroline

A City of Sad Stories

I live in a city. An anonymous place. No one knows each other; it’s rare to see the same face twice. A strange thing about living in such a place is that the people around you don’t really seem real. I explored this concept in a short story, which you can read here…

2 years ago · 9 likes · 1 comment · Melissa Petrie

Community Comments: Which Dystopia Do We Live In?

This week, I wrote a post discussing the differences between George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. The post addressed a common tendency to pit these novels against one another (i.e. deciding which author got it ‘right’), when in reality, the world we live in has qualities of both novels…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 29 comments · Melissa Petrie

This Changes Everything

Herbs have no opinion whatsoever of ‘viruses’ or ‘pathogens’

As an aspiring amateur herbalist and someone who has rejected the narrative of “viruses” and the disproven germ hypothesis, I am dismayed that most herbalists still seem to be operating inside that narrative. Various medicinal plants are labeled “anti-viral,” “antibacterial,” or “anti-microbial,” and I have not seen anyone suggesting alternative languag…

2 years ago · 42 likes · 54 comments · Betsy

Useful / Beautiful

U/B 18: Magic, logic, and legend

Here’s your weekly reminder to choose what serves you. What might be useful and beautiful for you today? Hi! Useful / Beautiful is 18 this week. Officially an adult. Which means it ought to be more mature, with fewer childish notions like magic or believing impossible things. Except, you know that won’t be the case…

2 years ago · 5 likes · 3 comments · Kate Thompson

Very Opinionated | Kate Wand

It’s been a few months since I have written, and I mean not just here, but written anything. I saw a quote from Ernest Hemingway pop up the other day, along the lines of, when writers stop observing, they stop writing. In my humble observation, you can observe a lot, so much that in fact you do not know where to begin writing…

2 years ago · 52 likes · 29 comments · Kate Wand

What Am I Making

Bracket Challenge: Greatest American Film Of The 1970's - Round Two - Part One

We have reached round two of our Greatest American Film of the 1970’s Bracket Challenge. Round one closed out with some pretty lopsided results and a landslide of an upset. Let’s take a look at the tallies. Alien cruised to victory in our opening match of last week…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 9 comments · Matty C

Will’s Substack

DMT, The Devil, and Me, Will

Dear Reader, Today is the first day of what’s next. I know we still aren’t quite done with From A Ghost; To A Ghost: The Devil in the Vine. Trust me on this one, this is for the best. Part 7 is almost ready to drop. It’s fucked up. This nice little side-trip into Hell is much needed…

2 years ago · 9 likes · 6 comments · Will Dearborn

What Is Ancestral Trauma?

My great-great-grandmother's pain was never just hers to hold or to feel. Not all of the emotional baggage she carried resulted from her own suffering, but it was still shared by every generation to come. The unhealed ache that burdened her soul had coursed its way through hundreds of years of endured emotional agony. Unaddressed, this torment is passed down like a hereditary gene, shaping the spiritual and psychological blueprint of the next in line…

2 years ago · 23 likes · Vex King

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Archetype and The Tarot: The Analyst and Three of Swords

Through the Analyst and Three of Swords, this week we’re being called to let go of our need to understand. Can we embrace our wounds without needing to know why they happened? Welcome everyone! For an overview of what I’m doing here, please check out…

2 years ago · 20 likes · 15 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Way Time Works in Dreams

Dearest readers, I send this letter to you filled with love. May you each be enriched by tonight’s full moon. 💖 If you’re new, please check out this About Page to find out more about this magical space. My work depends entirely on subscribers, so please sign up! And my heartfelt gratitude goes out to those already subscribed. Let’s keep building this am…

2 years ago · 32 likes · 31 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

W.’s Substack

The history of the world is the history of money; it is equally, and more obviously, the history of economic systems. Capitalism and Communism; market economies and planned economies; traditional economies and mixed economies, and all the schools of economic thought they embody…

2 years ago · 4 likes · W. David Ward

Your House Machine

Why we overlook an obvious solution

A client hired me a few months ago to restore sanity to her bedroom (plug for my 1:1 consults). Her closet was bursting with clothes, shoes, and accessories. In the small room she had squeezed a shoulder-height dresser and an IKEA PAX wardrobe, as well as bedside tables with drawers. As we inched around the room, she asked me if I thought getting under-bed storage boxes would help…

2 years ago · 95 likes · 34 comments · Rebecca - Your House Machine

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