Chapter 40: The Omega Convergence: Identity, Artificial Intelligence, and the Cosmic Grid

We move through both physical and digital worlds under the banners of names, roles, and carefully assembled narratives. We are parents, professionals, artists, friends, citizens, and avatars. These labels form the intricate architecture we call identity: a structure built from memory, thought, social reflection, and repetition. Identity functions like insulation. Read more

Chapter 38: The Dark Crystal, Kira Banash, a Cat Named Sassy, and the Miracle of Cosmic Synchronicity (winning book version)

The Dark Crystal, Kira Banash, a Cat Named Sassy, and the Miracle of Cosmic SynchronicityBy Bruce Paullin The universe is a mirror, and we are never merely looking into it—we are also helping create what we see. At times, that reflection brings joy, clarity, and wonder. At other times, it Read more

Chapter 22:  The New Architecture of Control: How Power Targets Women’s Autonomy (version 1)

Chapter 22:  The New Architecture of Control: How Power Targets Women’s Autonomy (version 1) The Architecture of Illusion: How Society Silences Women Every society operates on an invisible framework known as the collective consciousness. This shared set of beliefs, morals, and attitudes functions as the silent architecture of our daily Read more

Chapter 22: Breaking the Altar of Control: Liberating Women (version 2)

Chapter 22:  The Architecture of Subjugation: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Control of Female Autonomy (version 2) We exist at a profound and unsettling intersection of technological advancement, political regression, and spiritual manipulation. The women of this era are not imagining the atmospheric pressure weighing upon them, nor are they Read more

Penetrating The Conspiracy Of Silence, Or, How I Lived Beyond My Expiration Date Parts One, Two, Three

PART ONE:  INDIVIDUAL CONSCIOUSNESS Conspiracy of Silence —-(definition from Wikipedia) An agreement, either formal or tacit, between two or more parties not to discuss some matter nor to reveal any information concerning it, especially in order to avoid blame, embarrassment, or other discomfort. “Our lives begin to end, the moment Read more

Marsha (Masha) Feldman

In the continued interest of “finding my people”, I attend the INTA Conference in Portland In August of 1987 (International New Thought Alliance).  The person that I was most interested in seeing was Jack Boland, the recovering alcoholic who had started a SUPER CHURCH in Minnesota, with well over 5000 Read more

Craig Allen Salter

Craig Salter was my next door neighbor in our new Milwaukie neighborhood.  He was of slight build, and he was a slow talker.   He may well have been a creative genius, but his “dreamy” state of existence was indicative of some fundamental issues going on inside of him.  I suspected Read more