For quite a few years now I’ve been wanting to give up the drink. Meat too. I don’t particularly have a problem with drinking and I drink far less now that since I started at around 16/17 years of age. My 20s were bad, very bad to be honest. I’d often wake up hungover to… Continue reading The Demon Drink
I’ve taken to not really sharing my visions but after a recent talk with my guru he made the point about what Peter Kingsley says in his books, I’m paraphrasing here but it was along the lines of; well, something from another world has told/shown you something. It’s for you but you can tell people.… Continue reading Vajrapani: The Protector and Guide of Gautama Buddha
3/23 If you like this article and want to read this book, you can buy it here: Valis. Is it really a review when a book is literally two months younger than you are? Not really. So let’s not call this a review, instead let’s have a look at the story and some of the… Continue reading Book: Valis – Philip K. Dick
Everything seems to have an archetype doesn’t it? Indulge me here and think of a father archetype, now a guard dog, now a shopping trolley, now a 1940s pin-up lady, now an English garden. There’s quite a lot there and to me, it seems like we’re doing that thing that great Swiss thinker, no, not… Continue reading What if there are just Two Archetypes?
2/23 If you like this article and want to read this book, you can buy it here: The End of Your World. This book is also available on Scribd.com. If you click that link and sign-up you’ll get 60 free days of membership and I’ll get 30. The spiritual teacher Adyashanti will, no doubt, be… Continue reading Book: The End of Your World: Uncensored Straight Talk on the Nature of Enlightenment – Adyashanti
Karl wrapped his coat close to himself, the flashing neon signs bounced in the puddles as he walked the filthy streets of the city center. He would’ve been faster taking the subway or one of the flying buses but he avoided the cameras and face detection systems whenever he could. This was a cold, wet… Continue reading Fiction: The Energies
I’ve been on a bit of a Robert Anton Wilson train of late. You’d be hard pressed to find anyone who’s into the kinda stuff I’m into who isn’t a fan of old Bob. His lectures, interviews and books are incredible and I think I’ve kinda of figured out why he’s so appealing…to me anyway.… Continue reading Robert Anton Wilson Meditation Experiment
1/23 If you like this article and want to read this book, you can buy it here: The Flowering Wand. It’s also available to read ton Scribd, get a month free and I get a a few weeks too. Herself gave me the idea that I should write a wee about the books I’m reading.… Continue reading Book: The Flowering Wand: Rewilding the Sacred Masculine
Let’s try something a bit different, write about something not so spirituality-linked although it still is but anyway you’ll see. This afternoon I was under the obligation to collect Wee Murf 2 from preschool, usually it’s Mama that collects numero 2, I get No.1 but herself is as sick as the whole of Rio de… Continue reading The Child and the Blackbirds
In Alan Chapman’s Magia, there’s something called ‘the silent knowing’. In this article I want to tackle what I think it is, how it has gone by many other names over the years and why attuning to it leads to a lessening, or possible freedom, from suffering. Now, let’s make sure we’re clear on some… Continue reading The Silent Thread
