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The Nun and the Devil
The mysterious 14-line message in the photo above was written in 1676 by a nun who claimed she was possessed by the devil. She didn’t know what the message said and neither did anyone else for centuries. Now thanks … Continue reading
Rob MacGregor: TULPAS, The Mystical Underground
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Precognition
The other day I was riding my bike through the neighborhood and decided to head over to the next neighborhood, an equestrian community. I pedaled up onto the sidewalk that runs by the house on the corner and realized … Continue reading
Those Dog Park Benches
I haven’t written one of these dog park politics posts for while. So in the waning days of the trump presidency, here goes: Every afternoon around 3, a loose group of anti-trumpers with dogs meet at our expansive and … Continue reading
January 20, Inauguration Day!
It ‘s here! The inauguration of Biden/Harris and the end of the disastrous four years of the the trump sham! Yes, the capitol is an armed fortress with some 25,000 National Guard troops who have been sleeping on the floors … Continue reading
Catalyst
In novels and movies, the catalyst is the event, the point in time, where an event occurs that alters the life of the protagonist. It’s the harbinger of change. Jessica Brody, in Save the Cat Writes a Novel, writes, … Continue reading
Asparagus Anyone?
We don’t hear many synchronicity stories about vegetables, but here’s one about asparagus. It starts though with a serial synchronicity about kidneys…and there’s a connection. It comes from Jane Clifford, a native of England residing in Wales. “My daughter, Sophie, … Continue reading
Brooklyn Ghost Story
Over the past couple of years, our long-time friend Melissa, aka Queenie Bee, has mentioned disturbances in the apartment she shares with husband, Jon. From time to time, she senses another presence and so does her cat whose fur on … Continue reading
Perspective – A Year Later
If you look back to last year at this time, there are some eerie parallels. In early January 2020, Trump’s impeachment was winding down – not enough to vote for conviction. I first read about the corona virus. A … Continue reading
The Power of Symbols
Symbols are powerful. Carl Jung knew it. Rosa Parks knew it. Martin Luther King knew it. Princess Di knew it. And it seems that some members of congress now know it. The U.S. Capitol is a symbol of democracy. On … Continue reading
