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Posted in Aftermaths and In-Betweens, Tantra Revelations on Jan 26th, 2010
Two very distinct and paradoxical reasons have kept me from blogging lately: 1) So bloody much has happened it’s daunting to try and cover all the ground in a genuine, detailed fasion 2) Much of what keeps transpiring is from the space where words cannot go, so how does the unreal ego / identity self [...]
Posted in Aftermaths and In-Betweens, Unrelated Truth-Pours on Dec 30th, 2009
Just in time for the new year, there are numerous endings, beginnings, and transformations. Mostly, I am staring down the truth of my divine creations – and acknowledging that the being beyond my false sense of self has everything under control. Go, that-girl. Go go go. Backstory time – what’s a blog without the details? [...]
Posted in Aftermaths and In-Betweens on Sep 2nd, 2009
No, it’s not just you – the blog has been on hiatus and unaccessible. I made a few changes (new WordPress installation so that I may be omnipotent) but have been woeful about getting it back up to speed. Apologies for the absence. Not like it’s been too much of a depravation. Right? Don’t answer [...]
Posted in Aftermaths and In-Betweens on Aug 18th, 2009
With no new shaman ceremonies to relay (next scheduled session is in October), it’s time to outline the implications of trandscendent deep dives. Not all the outcomes feel favorable to the still-attached self. But on closer inspection, it’s abundantly clear there is no such thing as an outcome that isn’t a blessing when looked upon [...]
Posted in Aftermaths and In-Betweens on Jul 31st, 2009
Darshan with Pranananda This is only a test. A fancy-fide version, anyway. I’m researching auto-posting techniques from blog-to-social-whoring sites and this is my little guinea pig trial run. I must admit, it feels nice to divulge the day to days, rather than throw my sometimes thwarted efforts into relaying the impossible – that is, describing [...]
