Category Archives: Quotes on consciousness

The undragoning of Eustace

What strange terms, dear Ones. I was not familiar with this undragon-thing, and neither did I ever hear the name Eustace. Are you, did you? The story comes from the book, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, by British author … Continue reading →

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Reawakening humanity’s consciousness

Dear Ones, I would like to revisit the post I published last week (How did we lose our emotional innocence?) which highlights, I believe, the most important scene in To Kill a Mockingbird. What happens in the courtroom between the … Continue reading →

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How did we lose our emotional innocence?

Well, friends, I’ve finished reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Going through the final chapters gave me chills at the thought that what happened to Jem and Scout in the bushes in the dead of night—when they were attacked—could happen to … Continue reading →

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The devastating freshness of an eight-years old

Good morning dear Ones, For about a week now, I have been immersed in reading To Kill a Mockingbird. The book features a lawyer, Atticus Finch, and his two children, Jem and Scout, in the Deep South (Alabama) in 1932. … Continue reading →

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America’s Secret Destiny

Dear Ones, Our theme is slightly different this week, and perhaps more profound, and I shall provide some background context. Lately, I have been revisiting a book by Manly P. Hall titled “The Secret Destiny of America.” This book originated … Continue reading →

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The Sacred Destiny of certain Nations and Individuals

Dear Ones, This week, we watched films recounting the extraordinary journeys of two American soldiers who fought and survived in the Pacific theater during World War II. These are stories imbued with resilience, courage and bravery—and with faith and belief … Continue reading →

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How does one shift timelines?

Dear Ones, For quite some time, I have been wondering about the meaning of the composed word ‘timeline.’ It is a concept that sounds quite abstract and drawing a line on a piece of paper with a sprinkle of “life … Continue reading →

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When are we forking?

What an incongruous, enigmatic title, dear Ones! It is in fact a very serious title for which I would like to thank Richard Rudd, the English author of the Gene Keys. This Gene Keys system was designed by Richard Rudd … Continue reading →

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May we venture together into the WE

Dear Ones, We live in a world, in a society that encourages competition—and therefore separation—from an early age. Starting with our educational systems; what is grading but an exercise in assessing, comparing and ranking children’s “performance” and intelligence. Imagine a … Continue reading →

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The world we live in

Dear Ones, In an early conversation this morning, a friend brought up a video by Greg Bradden about the pre-written prophecy, Gog and Magog and Armageddon. Perhaps not so coincidentally, a few days ago, I pulled up a file from … Continue reading →

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