
All That Stuff
I never was much for possessions. I was always trying to unload them, simplify my life by lightening the load. Long before that zen-like simplicity thing became trendy I had a flat with one couch, one table, two chairs, a bed and a chest of drawers. Once in a while I’d buy flowers for the table.

Twas The Night Before Christmas…
Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house…
Hector Pérez writes his first post and it’s as touching as it is a lesson on a deeper level of subconscious and how we have to let go of the past

Gaza Hospital Blast Astral Projection Retrieval
Although I was aware of the blast destruction late Tuesday night before bed, I held off my conscious projection until 7am Wednesday, although I am always aware of what might have occurred during the night while asleep.

Astral Projection & Retrievals In War Zones
I have been co-operating in various mass retrievals situations for many years, being initially inspired by the detailed accounts related in the books of Bruce Moen, although I’d heard tell of such things elsewhere. I went from simple one-on-one situations to ever more complex challenges.

The Passing Moment
When one arrives at the calmness, where duties and obligations have settled themselves, and the passing moment with its various gifts and blessings can be quietly enjoyed, one can easily wonder why one gets worked up over anything.

Aligning Yourself with Planet Earth
Heal your body, calm your mind, and refresh your spirit by aligning with planet Earth.

The Secrets of the Philosophers Stone
The secrets of the Philosophers Stone seem to be revealed in clues and prophecies throughout The Emerald Tablets of Thoth. Dr. Doreal found great knowledge and energy embedded within the tablets.

4am Anxieties and the Observer
You might be surprised, but I am just as prone to those middle-of-the-night negative thoughts and projections as anyone I have met or counselled. Extended periods of relative enlightenment and perceived multidimensionality do not preclude that dive into the deeps of vaguely threatening shadows.

The Loneliness Paradox: Alone in a Crowded Online World
Are we genuinely as happy as our perfect online life appears to be? Or are we living in a world of lonely people trying to fill the void with virtual applause?