🌟 What I'm Reading: 3-24-2024 🌟

A Weekly Roundup Highlight Reel of What I Have Been Reading

Mar 24, 2024

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What I'm Reading: 3-24-2024

Andrew Doyle

The prophecies of Titania McGrath

Today is the fifth anniversary of the publication of Titania McGrath’s acclaimed book Woke: A Guide to Social Justice. I created this intersectional activist and slam poet in order to satirise this new intolerant and authoritarian identity-obsessed religion and its stranglehold on society. Having seen so many posh and entitled activists berating working…

a year ago · 407 likes · 40 comments · Andrew Doyle

Arthur Firstenberg

Where have all the insects gone?

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…

a year ago · 44 likes · 29 comments · Arthur Firstenberg

Badreads

That guy's ghost

I’m the person who always thinks, “man, I should subscribe to this one” and then I don’t because I don’t know where my wallet is, and then I forget again until next time when I think “man I should subscribe to this.” Because of my aversion to social media, I rely entirely on y’all sharing posts you like. And I truly appre…

a year ago · 261 likes · 21 comments · Lauren Hough

Behind The Lens

Beyond The Pale

"It takes all kinds to make a world.” - Proverb He opened his heart to me, allowing me a profound glimpse into his soul. Danish, an albino from Pakistan, was a captivating blend of awkwardness, shynes…

a year ago · 18 likes · 7 comments · Clee Images

Beyond the Visible

Overcoming Past Patterns

“We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow On a Christmas Day, I embarked on an unforgettable journey, both physically and emotionally. Foregoing the traditional family gathering and gift exchanges, I chose instead to hike up the towering Corcovado Mountain in Rio…

a year ago · 8 likes · 6 comments · Alex de Carvalho

The Black Sheep

What Brings You Meaning In Life Is Bad & You Should Feel Bad

“The most exquisite paradox… as soon as you give it all up, you can have it all.” — Ram Dass It’s so simple it can appear anodyne, and yet it’s one of the hardest truths to grasp in the human experience: to advance in life, one must give up that which is holding them back. If you’re addicted to heroin, every instinct in your body will tell you to take ju…

a year ago · 34 likes · 11 comments · Joseph (Jake) Klein

Boodicca

VIBRATIONAL HEALING

a year ago · 30 likes · 8 comments · Frances Leader

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Enchanting Mystical World of Amusement Parks

“The world is like a ride in an amusement park, and when you choose to go on it you think it's real because that's how powerful our minds are. The ride goes up and down, around and around, it has thrills and chills, and it's very brightly colored, and it's very loud, and it's fun for a while. Many people have been on the ride a long time, and they begin…

a year ago · 64 likes · 38 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Friedrich Nietzsche

Click to Play Audio Friedrich Nietzsche by Chas Holloway If you think he was a totalitarian, you’d better think again…

a year ago · 4 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

The War Prayer

Click to Play Audio The War Prayer by Mark Twain; Narrated by Haydn Jones; Produced by Chas Holloway More relevant now, than ever…

a year ago · 3 likes · 7 comments · Chas Holloway

Chuck Palahniuk's Plot Spoiler

Under the Influence of: Mediated Love Songs

a year ago · 84 likes · 84 comments · Chuck Palahniuk

A Convict's Perspective

Apocalyptic Hustle

“Holy shit, they're all bald” Drip commented as we watched our targets camp from a distant vantage point hiding atop an old water tower. “So?” I responded and immediately regretted my decision as he began rehashing his pet peeve about how ridiculous it is that every survivor tribe we came across seems to have some kind of theme. He had a point, however I…

a year ago · 105 likes · 51 comments · Coleman

A Convict's Perspective

Quit Being A Loser

As I entered, the bar grew a little quieter. Eyes turning and side glancing to me at the entrance. It didn't have bat wing saloon style doors so I had to split the regular one down the middle to make it open the way I wanted. With arms akimbo I scanned the people inside. It was full of Gen Z pussies…

a year ago · 285 likes · 181 comments · Coleman

A Convict's Perspective

Too Good To Be True

It was too good to be true. We walked down the prison corridor, the group of us, as one of my dudes carried the single small box of belongings I chose to keep. He knew I'd need my hands free. Man after man wished me luck, cracked jokes about my leaving, and even threatened me should I ever be dumb enough to return. A combination of hand shakes, hugs and …

a year ago · 206 likes · 96 comments · Coleman

Dad Explains

The Courage to Wander: Rejecting False Guides for True North

I crossed the Gobi desert to be free and now I thought I live in a country where I can say what I believe and have my freedom to think. However, now I have to constantly censor my speech because in the name off a 'safe place.' Park Yeon-miDad Explains is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or…

a year ago · 24 likes · 9 comments · Andrew | Dad Explains

Dad Explains

Dad's Quote Repository

Well, here are some quote memes. As you all know, even those who don’t know, I love quotes. So here are quotes as images. And I’ll call them memes. Though they’re quotes. With background images.Dad Explains is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. I will always have more quotes…

a year ago · 30 likes · Andrew | Dad Explains

Dawn’s Writings

Finding your Tribe

The world is changing - which means we also have to make changes! Many of us have found over the past few years that the people we used to regard as our friends no longer see the world the same way we do; they have different views from us. In many instances, these differences do not prevent the continuation of the friendship, but in some cases, sadly, the…

a year ago · 17 likes · 4 comments · Dawn Lester

Dawn’s Writings

We are electrical beings

There is plenty of evidence that our bodies are electrical in nature. But in addition to what we think of as our ‘physical bodies’, we also have a magnetic field around our bodies in the shape of a torus field. The healthier we are, the stronger our electromagnetic systems and the better able we are to resist the adverse effects of all the EMF/EMR to whic…

a year ago · 20 likes · 31 comments · Dawn Lester

Disaffected Newsletter

The show is over, say goodbye

Don’t skip over this just because it’s about Madonna and you think you’re not interested, please. This article is really about all the things you read Disaffected for: broken childhoods, deformed emotions and personalities, and the death cult of woke…

a year ago · 176 likes · 44 comments · Josh Slocum

The Downshift

Some thoughts for when things feel hard

Wow! Hey! There are more of you here than I expected, and I’m so grateful for you. If you’ve enjoyed reading, I’d love for you to share this with a friend and encourage them to subscribe. Thanks for being here. This is a hard season, although I’m not sure I’m allowed to admit that…

a year ago · 4 likes · Sunita

Eat Like a Farmer

spring veggie galette with herby goat cheese

I should have known that things were going *too* well this season. The weather has been cooperating, my team of helpers is skilled and reliable and so lovely to be around, our direct seeded crops all germinated beautifully, and the thousands of seedlings that we transplanted last week are thriving…

a year ago · 5 likes · Michelle Aronson

Elliot’s Substack

I Never Really Had a Father

The words I’d just said to Coleman stared back at me boring holes into the back of my head. Fuck it I'll just do a post, dedicated to Coleman. You're brilliant but never stopped to smell the roses. You feel guilt at your bountiful harvest. You look around and see all of their stories. It’s just how you're wired. Prison life has a sobering affect on the …

a year ago · 19 likes · 21 comments · Elliot Murray

Elliot’s Substack

Patience is a Virtue that I Know 😇

The words I’d just said grew legs and marched their familiar way to the back of my head, where a new vision began to germinate. Demi The Starfire Codes , a very dear online acquaintance of mine who has become so much more, was teaching me in hitherto unforseen ways. I’ve enjoyed a familial online presence as I watch her metamorphosis. She is an Angel to me, even as she i…

a year ago · 14 likes · 4 comments · Elliot Murray

Elliot’s Substack

A Sorceress Full of Secrets

Walking by an open doorway on the busy London High Street I was using, I paused to read the sign on the door. FORTUNES TOLD, TAROT, PALMISTRY AND CRYSTAL BALL READINGS. Hah! (I thought), I've got a few minutes to spare, Let's do this! I'd had a natural curiosity in such things for as long as I could remember but, hadn't quite had the opportunity to take…

a year ago · 23 likes · 24 comments · Elliot Murray

Enfant Terrible

Bizarre French Expressions: March

Harness your most appalling French accents and get ready to horrify your French friends: it’s time for a recap of the past four weeks’ weirdest French expressions! 🇫🇷 🥖 En garde…

a year ago · 88 likes · 15 comments · Remy Bazerque

Epic Gonzo

Of Pisco and Peru: Mancora

I jump into a ragtag assortment of clothes and race out the door. Multiple voices scream in Spanish through the shadows of the open-air bar. Farther away a male voice yells, “Shut the fuck up, Shrödinger!”Epic Gonzo is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber…

a year ago · 20 likes · 2 comments · EpicGonzo

Eszter’s Weekly Elephant

How to Replenish Our Life Energy Reserves?

Having discussed how energy vampires operate, let’s now explore how we can repair the damages following such encounters! (More on energy vampires in “Energy Vampires – Why Do We Allow Thieves into Our Treasure Chest?”) The most crucial aspect is awareness. We should be aware that we need to monitor our life energy, just as we need to eat regularly and co…

a year ago · 2 likes · Eszter Czirjak | Author

THE FAMILY WE KEEP

Thick As a Brick

My dad was full of isms. I find there are many times I am haunted by them. The last story I wrote, I almost didn’t write certain content. Saying our son went to an Ivy League college made me rear back and think, “can I say this with a humble heart?” Should I explain that …

a year ago · 25 likes · 24 comments · Deborah T. Hewitt

The Farce Feed

Democrats Host Actual Oppression Olympics

In a move that has highlighted the absurdity of modern day politics, Democrats have announced plans to host the first-ever "Oppression Olympics," a series of tournaments aimed at determining who hold…

a year ago · 31 likes · 20 comments · Kyle Kissinger (no relation)

The Freedom Scale

Almost No One Sees You As Fully Human

The Freedom Scale is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Recently, Demi Pietchell of The Starfire Codes hipped me to a term that had somehow escaped me: monkeysphere…

a year ago · 83 likes · 60 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

How the Left Stole the Label 'Liberal'

a year ago · 17 likes · 3 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Listen to This Man's Voice!

Throughout my life, I have heard more people say that they dislike country music than any other genre. That observation is anecdotal, of course, but I am willing to bet it’s true: outside of country music fans, I suspect a plurality will pick country as the genre that they dislike the most…

a year ago · 43 likes · 22 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Shark Attacks, Garbage Plates, and Legal Plunder

For me, Substack is a job, not a hobby. Please help me keep (most of) my content free by supporting me today! #1 The Garbage Plate Last week, I told you the moving tale of my hardscrabble childhood out on the prairie in the 19th century. (It might not have actually been…

a year ago · 32 likes · 31 comments · Christopher Cook

Hacking Narcissism

You haven’t left the cult until the cult left you

This piece is part of a new series for paid subscribers to share my experiences and learning that have contributed to Hacking Narcissism’s educational content and my worldview about the human condition and culture. Our stories, when read in good faith, can help us feel seen, less alone, more connected, restore empathy and humanity…

a year ago · 33 likes · 12 comments · Nathalie Martinek PhD

Hal Johnson Books

A garland of quotations XII

It is not liberty not to bury the mess one makes, he thought. No animal has more liberty than the cat; but it buries the mess it makes. The cat is the best anarchist. •Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940). Nihilism and bolshevism differ, but only in spelling…

2 years ago · 4 likes · Hal Johnson

Henya’s Newsletter

Talk About Straight Talk and The Timeless Critic

The quote, “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that,” is attributed to George Carlin, who fearlessly challenged societal norms and taboos through his sharp and insightful humor. This quote delves into the contemplation of human intelligence, shedding light on a somewhat cynical perspective…

a year ago · 15 likes · 8 comments · Henya Drescher

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

Earthfoot

Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. I am Earthfoot, Bound by nothing, Traveling to the sound of something Blowing quietly across an open field of green. I am Windsong, Feasting on an open cloud, Billowing down your chimney flue, Surrounding you. Curling branches; …

a year ago · 16 likes · 14 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

Hey dream, I am aware!

Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Last night I had a dream about an alligator. At the beginning of the dream, I was at one of my jobs, where I am the pianist. The building was shaped differently…

a year ago · 21 likes · 65 comments · What IS a name, really?

Intellectual Dissatisfaction

Friday Funnies

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…

a year ago · 34 likes · Jeremy Mercier

Jenn’s Substack

In Medias Res

I come to you, in medias res— meaning in the middle of things. Usually this term refers to a story starting in the middle. Writing here and sharing sketches about whatever current journey I’m on, it’s use feels apt. I have those words—in medias res…

a year ago · 9 likes · 10 comments · Jenn

Kaya Marie's Self Liberation Portal

Interrupting the Cycle of Karma as it Manifests Through the Body-Mind

What we are attempting to accomplish here is to slow down the escalation of hyper/hypo-arousal in the nervous system, as well as interrupt the cyclical cascade of mental - emotional - physiological reactions that perpetuate and reinforce karmic programs that no longer serve us…

a year ago · 3 likes · Kaya Marie

KTAWK

Groking Good

Hello hoolahoopers, this pooperscooper is super duper stoked to poke a bloke with a yoke, no joke. Wait, what? Ok, now that we are all confused, we can begin. I like to be in sync with my readers before starting something new. Since I'm in an eternal state of confusion, I decided to drag you all down to my level…

a year ago · 7 likes · 1 comment · Antila H. Belist

L5 News

Cosmos

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. ~ Genesis 1: 1 God created the heavens and the earthly realm. God created men and women in His image. God places within each of us the animating spirit, the soul, that distinguishes the living from the dead. God is the source of all souls which come into existence by a heavenly procedure. God remain…

a year ago · 9 likes · 3 comments · Jim Davidson

L5 News

Tea came in

"There happened a great contretemps this afternoon. I was to be at home to receive visitors; so Lady Harriet and I sat in state, and nobody came! At five D. returned home, and I said to him,' Not a single soul has come to see us.' Tea came in, and he asked, 'Has nobody called?' 'Oh, yes,' said the…

a year ago · 13 likes · 10 comments · Jim Davidson

The Last Sage

What to consider for spring gardening

There is no gardening without humility. Nature is constantly sending even its oldest scholars to the bottom of the class for some egregious blunder. — Alfred Austin A few days ago something miraculous happened, someone dragged a groundhog out of a cage so it could forecast the weather, and I’m not su…

a year ago · 27 likes · 19 comments · Theodore Atkinson

The Library of Celaeno

Laburinthos II

The Library of Celaeno is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Thank you for reading The Library of Celaeno. This post is public so feel free to share it. “You have a skeptical look on your face.” The old librarian paused her story at the sight of the student’s quizzical sq…

a year ago · 55 likes · 18 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno

The Librarian's #1 Scary Movie

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. Growing up as a small child in the 1980s, I lived through the golden age of horror. Slasher villains like Freddy, Jason…

a year ago · 55 likes · 25 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

A Lily Bit

The Federal Reserve Asserts CBDC as a "Key Duty" to Congress, Contrasting with Attempts to Minimize Its Emphasis in Public Discourse

Allow me to confront you directly with an issue that seems to have sent ripples of apprehension through the corridors of financial and political discourse, yet its essence is met with a blend of dismissal and naivety by many. If you appreciate my articles, please consider giving them a like. It's a simple gesture that doesn't cost you anything, but it g…

a year ago · 63 likes · 9 comments · Lily

A Lily Bit

Free Speech is Dead

It's high time we recognize the audacious maneuver by the American ruling class, orchestrating a grand illusion of redefining democracy itself. This isn't just an adjustment; it's an outright annihilation of democratic principles, rendering Congress obsolete, turning voting into a farce, and relegating the Constitution to mere historical artifact, incon…

a year ago · 37 likes · 7 comments · Lily

Maybeitsmercury's Substack

Alpha Lipoic Acid is Not Benign!

You may have thought that this over-the-counter food supplement is just a wonderful antioxidant. You are wrong about that! Alpha lipoic acid IS an antioxidant, but at the same time, it is a powerful, fat-soluble mercury chelator. You must keep that in mind if you wish to use it…

a year ago · 2 likes · Rebecca Lee (maybeitsmercury)

Maybeitsmercury's Substack

Chronic Mercury and Psychiatric Medications

Mercury causes mental illness and this ranges from anxiety and depression on up to outright psychosis. If you are struggling with mental illness, you are going to need to stay on meds in order to chelate. Chelating takes a lot of discipline and if your brain is on strike, that discipline will be hard to come by. Apply yourself to this detox method an…

a year ago · 3 likes · Rebecca Lee (maybeitsmercury)

The Middle Finger Project

Dear World: I Don't Know How to Be Normal

I’m Ash, and I’m a writer, traveler, nonconformist & nomad, and every week I’m sharing funny field notes from around the world. Currently, I’m in America writing about what it’s been like to return home to my small town, twenty years after living abroad…

a year ago · 57 likes · 20 comments · Ash Ambirge

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Paul’s Substack

HARBINGER

A thousand dragons struggle in the countryside: providence smiles. Joy comes softly and tiny feet dance upon the altar of time. Night closes its door and draws a gesture of hands kneeling at the rail. Celebrations carry the clock forward: eggs will be cracked and omelets made, the pepper and the salt will rejoice, and the kettl…

a year ago · 52 likes · 16 comments · Paul Wittenberger

Philosophy of Language

Sagrada Familia: A Testament to Patience and Beauty Amidst War and Waiting

When Antoni Gaudí started building Sagrada Familia, he knew he would not live to see its completion. But it was okay. He started building it for a different reason - not to complete it but to become complete in building it. He knew he was the temple. God was working on him as he worked on the cathedral. He would say, “My customer has all the time in the …

a year ago · 20 likes · 6 comments · Eugene Terekhin

Post Post Modern

Post Post Podcast #8

Hello, my fellow stacking beauties! I am excited to present the next instalment of the POST POST PODCAST. My lovely guest is Andrew, of Dad Explains. This week you get to meet the man behind the avatar that is now so familiar to many of us- the one that depicts a fatherly figure sporting a grey-tinged beard that says “I’ve lived some life, I’ve learned som…

a year ago · 27 likes · 22 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

Post Post Modern

Leavin'

I’ve always had a tendency to fall in love with musicians. I mean, what’s not to love? This one boy in particular, the one who features in this story, was a bass player. A dynamo at both electric and upright. He was a phenomenal musician- one of those ‘musician’s musicians’. Skilled at theory as well as…

a year ago · 31 likes · 28 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

The Reese Report

The Fallacies of Virology and the Inversion of Natural Health

Isolation means the separation of one thing from everything else. This is the only way to scientifically identify a thing. This is done with everything from large organic material to the smallest nano-particles. It is done with Gold and Silver. And it is done in basic chemistry, but it has never been done with a virus. Several have claimed to have done …

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a year ago · 366 likes · 197 comments · Greg Reese

Rise with Zan Tafakari

How Music Can Help Us Embrace Our Emotions

I never understood why my friends had sad music playlists. Why would anyone want to listen to sad music when they’re already in the dumps? What’s the point of wallowing in the sadness? It turns out my thinking was based on unquestioned, black-and-white assumptions about emotions: some of them are bad, we can control them, and they get in the way of clear thinking…

a year ago · 39 likes · 35 comments · Zan Tafakari

Rushkoff

The Model Isn’t the Territory, Either

This piece is an adapted version of a much longer Team Human monologue. Listen to the whole thing here. I was making a familiar argument lately, at least for me, about how we need to abandon oversimplified 20th Century style movement politics for something much more complex. It was talk called …

a year ago · 16 likes · Douglas Rushkoff

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 21, Study Sculptures’ Big Forms: To Create Expressive Figures in Paint

166 Peter Schipperheyn, Madonna. Permission from the artist. In this study, we examine how sculptors dynamically compose the human figure. As painters, we can learn a lot from how sculptors bring out the big, abstract form of the figure. Painters deal with non-figure stuff like interiors or landscapes, so they often become distracted and don’t compose the figure as well as sculptors. With a little extra effort painters can approach the figure like sculptors, by finding a great pose. But what constitutes a great pose…

a year ago · 13 likes · 10 comments · Michael Newberry

Solarah Speaks

ARIES SEASON ALKHEMY: Taking Back The Grids | Flipping The False Matrix Inversion The Right Side Up! | Ascended Mastery Returns

As we close out this final day of Pisces season, an energy of renewal is surging. Funnily enough, you may experience this all the more as you slow down in preparation, as opposed to leaping full speed ahead. Savour moments of rest as the Equinox, Aries and Eclipse seasons merge together to put new changes in action…

a year ago · 27 likes · 5 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

DAILY ALKHEMY: Flipping The Script

a year ago · 17 likes · 6 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

DAILY ALKHEMY "THROWBACK THURSDAY"

A conversation with Demi Pietchell from “The Starfire Codes” inspired this “Throwback Thursday” series. We were comparing the readings we had published around the same dates to find common threads, themes, and messages. We were pleasantly surprised to see that even over a year ago, our messages were in close alignment…

a year ago · 16 likes · 2 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

THOSE WHO SEE YOUR TRUE VALUE WILL INVEST ACCORDINGLY

Never feel bad for standing in your power, and upholding standards you deem necessary for others to access your “gold.” This world has taught the majority that we are to give ourselves away for nothing, and accept terms of agreement that may serve to make us appear to be pious and humble, while we are forced to sacrifice ourselves for another’s impressi…

a year ago · 66 likes · 23 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WEEKEND ALKHEMY: Getting What You Think You Deserve

What once held you back can do so no more. A line has been drawn in the sand, and there is no going back to certain realities that you may have once believed were just your “lot in life.” Turns out that that was a lie, and you’ve always been destined for so much more…

a year ago · 11 likes · 1 comment · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WORD FOR YOUR DAY With Solarah

All is not as it seems right now. Something you may have believed to be “out of reach” is closer than it appears. As we move closer towards the Full Moon Eclipse, we are being guided to let go of any illusions that place us in self-doubt mode. The false matrix inversion is shattering more with each passing day. The more we reconnect with the devine truth…

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a year ago · 13 likes · 9 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

WORD FOR YOUR WEEK With Solarah

New stories are ready to be born through you. Stories that you create, write, and narrate in accordance with who you actually are devinely. The false matrix loved to have us believing that we were in charge of our own paths. In truth, we were granted formulas that we had to adhere to in order to survive. The illusion of democracy is what kept matrix age…

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a year ago · 11 likes · 5 comments · Solarah

Sol Luckman Uncensored Updates & Uploads

🪦 A Liberating Journey to the Soul of the Tarot

⚰️ HANGED MAN (2:57) … Take a surprisingly liberating alt-rock journey to the soul of the Tarot with your inner Hanged Man…

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a year ago · 8 likes · Sol Luckman

Speak Truth To Flour

Shaggy's Secret Schizophrenia Song

Shaggy’s 2000 hit “It Wasn’t Me” spent a total of 25 weeks on the charts. Debate continues to this day over whether the song is pro or anti-cheating. What if both sides are wrong? Perhaps the manic-like quality in the song is intentional. The thesis here is that “It Wasn’t Me” is about a boyfriend suffering from some form of schizophrenia…

a year ago · Speak Truth To Flour

Spiral Leaf

Going Organic is a Journey

Hi, I’m Sue and I write about the beauty and ingenuity of Nature, and how we can deepen our connection for our optimum health and wellbeing. Discover more Nature-inspired content on Spiral Leaf, Twitter and my video Nature Channel. I learned something a few years ago that changed my life. It was a revelation, and like all fundamental truths found in hidden knowledge, profoundly simple…

a year ago · 28 likes · 44 comments · Sue Cartwright

The Stone Age

Biden Openly Targeting Rural Communities

In a flagrant act of aggression against the rural residents of northern Washington state, the Biden administration released a scheme to ‘reintroduce’ grizzly bears to the North Cascades National Park. The plan, revealed Friday morning, has three potential options. Two of those move forward with the ‘restoration’ of the bears in the park, while the third …

a year ago · 29 likes · 16 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

Chiseled Bits: The 70s

Thanks in part to Daylight Saving Time (that vile Globalist psy-op which I have discussed here ad nauseum) and my own inability to reign in my mind from time to time (need to buckle-down on my meditation commitments), I have been unable to sleep during normal hours of late. This has generated boatloads of random brain-shavings, which have served to feed…

a year ago · 32 likes · 11 comments · Stone Bryson

The Stone Age

TDT: Candace Owens Out At The Daily Wire; The Message It Sends

a year ago · 15 likes · 3 comments

The Sunday Reads

17. Why Are We So Obsessed With Morally Grey Characters?

Does anyone else remember during the height of the pandemic when everyone became obsessed with Draco Malfoy? Because I do. It elevated the frenzy of readers loving morally grey characters, male characters especially. This frenzy has only grown over the last four years, in my opinion. Nearly every book I pick up, especially fantasy, includes a morally gr…

a year ago · 21 likes · 12 comments · Isabel Straka

This Changes Everything

Why our terrain is the key to health

Hey, y’all! So glad to see you here to listen to my thoughts about the importance of knowing that viruses do not exist, bacteria do not cause disease, and contagion is a myth. My first post, It matters that viruses do not exist, outlined my top five reasons why it is deeply important that we understand this. Check my page…

a year ago · 31 likes · 21 comments · Betsy

Tim Truth

Poison Alert: Dangerous Methylene Blue Pushed In Latest Assault On Our Health

Video report now available: watch on Rumble I came across a very troubling document on the FDA’s website concerning methylene blue: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2016/204630s000lbl.pdf “Methylene blue inhibits CYP isozymes 1A2, 2B6, 2C8, 2C9, 2C19, 2D6 and 3A4/5 in vitro. Possible time-dependent inhibition of CYP2C9, CYP2D6 and CYP3…

2 years ago · 29 likes · 14 comments · Tim Truth

Truthiverse by Brendan Murphy

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a year ago · 9 likes · Brendan D. Murphy Official

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Everyone laughed at me and my visions when I was a child. 😔 My parents called me ‘Dream-Boat-Annie’ and chastised me constantly for being ‘away with the fairies’ or in a trance-like state. They didn’t like my ‘flights of fancy’ as they called them and they accused me of lying about everything, all the time. My visions were often very frightening, but th…

a year ago · 65 likes · 48 comments · Frances Leader

Untethered Mind

11 habits that make you feel more inspired than the vast majority of people

Untethered Mind, Sunday Edition, 4.5-min read. — Feeling inspired. That often elusive thing we all wish we could feel more. But, very often, we can feel the exact opposite of inspired. Even if life is going seemingly well. Over years of fluctuating between inspired and flat, I learned that it comes down not to what's happening in your l…

a year ago · 42 likes · 11 comments · Alex Mathers

The Villager

My Dad And The Toad Who Lived In His Shoe

I’m working on a new piece for next week but before that I thought those of you who told me you enjoyed my recent LOUD DAD notes might appreciate me reposting this story, especially as most of you weren’t here when I originally posted it. I’ve recorded an audio version this morning (response at my spoken word events suggests this might be the best way t…

a year ago · 237 likes · 44 comments · Tom Cox

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

Uncovering the Corona Fraud Part 20

The Uncovering the Corona Fraud series is an extra benefit for paid subscribers. It is made up of old Facebook posts that I did on various articles and studies throughout the last few years of the “pandemic.” I provide updated commentary to go along with each of the included posts. This series is an effort to review and learn from the past in order to avoid repeating the mistakes in the present and future…

a year ago · 34 likes · 1 comment · Mike Stone

Welcome to Absurdistan

Anatomy of the 2022 Steal, Part 2

Delaware County was in court for 9 hours Monday on a chain of custody issue. The thumb drives and votes disappeared into a closed building for six hours and no official poll watchers were allowed in. In Arizona, there is so much evidence of fraud, three of Arizona’s 15 counties have delayed certification…

a year ago · 204 likes · 93 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

This is How They Did It - Part 1

I spent my childhood studying extreme emotional states. My mother, an amateur athlete who won tennis and golf championships into her 60’s, a gifted pianist, beautiful, solidly educated, well read, funny, had reality breaks. It was as if God had crammed so many gifts into one human woman, she would short circuit…

a year ago · 337 likes · 108 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

What happened in Nevada? Arizona? Upstate NY? This:

Have you noted the shining faces of RINOs on broadcast TV in the past few days? Do they not look relieved? Their grins are wide, their auras shimmering with greed and power. They are back in command. And damned happy about it too. Did we really think that the people in power could afford a resounding victory for populists? Many of them belong in jail, all of them are on the take, from county councilor to lobbyist to senior bureaucrat to judge, and most of them live their lives swinging between triumph and terror that they will be caught…

a year ago · 243 likes · 53 comments · elizabeth nickson

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

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Hello everyone and welcome to Witchcraft & Metaphysics! I’m really excited about today’s topic. It’s a big part of my practice and this is my first time writing about it. My work is entirely supported by you amazing readers and I send out my heartfelt love and gratitude to each one of you. ❤️…

a year ago · 32 likes · 30 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Archetype and The Tarot: The Scribe and Ten of Wands

Through the Scribe and the Ten of Wands, this week we’re being called to stop striving and start recording. Can we simply spend some time in quiet reflection? Welcome everyone! For an overview of what I’m doing here, please check out this post all about it…

a year ago · 33 likes · 30 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

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Mar 24

Many, many thanks for including my sketches in your list! I am extremely grateful and looking forward to all the beautiful things waiting to be read here. Thanks so much ❤️

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I love that you do this! It’s nice to have one spot to come to where I can find great reads! And thanks for including us! 🙏🙏🙏

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