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I’m going to start a practice of doing daily sketches and maybe a few other “dailies.” This one was made on my iPad using Procreate.
How does vampirism work?
Be sure to read the prior article: What is evil? since I posted both of these at the same time. To understand vampirism, there are quite a few mechanics of this world that one must understand. I will attempt to give a high level overview here, but don’t expect to understand this all at once.
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What is evil?
Evil is in the word itself — inverted life. Anti-life. Evil is what I call “Nonsense” because this is what evil produces — nonsense, the inane/insane, chaos, anti-creation. Evil is not destruction. Evil is not death. Evil is not “negative” — like wrath, or envy. Evil is not the opposite of good, or the opposite
My Little Fox
This is a tale about a man lost in a labyrinth of endless mind, imagination and shadow with no way out. You bound into my life with a dazzling fire and illuminated the dark place that I dwelt. I chased after your fire, terrified to leave the place I reluctantly called home for so long.
Twin Flames
Image by Honeysuckle flowers by Beverly Buckley from Pixabay What would happen if two souls were so intertwined that they could not escape each other? This is the concept of the Twin Flames. Escape is the wrong word … how can we understand this concept in a pragmatic, Exanian way, without all the romanticism? Much
Borrowed Power
Today’s lesson: do not borrow power. What does this mean? Borrowing ideas without the proper contemplation upon them will cause widespread devastation in your life — including your mind, body and soul. This is because, as beings, we are too complicated to be “patched” in this fashion. The soul cannot be mended with bandaids. You
All Together Now, pt. 2
(make sure to read part one.) There is deep truth in both ideas of the Service to Self and Service to Others, because it is the same old ancient knowledge in a new package. Yet it feels less innocent than the ancient knowledge — something uncomfortable about it — perhaps misleading — yet I always
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