Bruce Oliver Scott Paullin —- The Early Years Keep this one: up to “chapter 8”

Bruce Oliver Scott Paullin —- The Early Years This part of my personal writing journey that covers the exploration of my early life brings some unique challenges..  Putting to words the perceptions and experiences around being a youth, from the current perspective of a nearly 64 year old man, is Read more

From Chaos to Clarity: How an Experience of God Silenced My Inner Voices

Need to include personal passages about awakening of God awareness. On June 22, 1987, I embarked on a pilgrimage to Larch Mountain, carrying with me the weight of a fractured mind, a body weakened by addiction, and a soul yearning for relief. This sacred peak, revered by indigenous traditions and Read more

Leadership, Morality, Spirituality, Secularism, and Cosmic Consciousness: Perspectives on Trump’s Presidency~~Leadership as a Reflection of Society

Not completed Leadership, Morality, Spirituality, Secularism, and Cosmic Consciousness: Perspectives on Trump’s Presidency~~Leadership as a Reflection of Society Leadership offers a prism that reflects not only the qualities of those in power but also the collective consciousness of the society they represent. A leader does not exist in isolation; they Read more

Book Review Guide for The Eaves of Heaven by Andrew X. Pham

Book Review Guide for The Eaves of Heaven by Andrew X. Pham Quick Summary The Eaves of Heaven, written by Andrew X. Pham, is a beautifully crafted memoir that presents a vivid account of life in Vietnam through the eyes of Pham’s father. Covering three tumultuous decades—from French colonial rule Read more

Lucid Dreams Are a Mystery We’re Starting to Crack-Should be in final dream section

Lucid Dreams Are a Mystery We’re Starting to Crack “This research opens the door to a deeper understanding of lucid dreaming as an intricate state of consciousness by pointing to the possibility that conscious experience can arise from within sleep itself,” Demirel said in a press release. To identify what sets lucid dreaming Read more

Finding Our Voice in Life’s Duality

Finding Our Voice in Life’s Duality Two voices, one unlocking itself to the brilliance of life, another opening to the inevitability of death. At first glance, these journeys couldn’t be more opposite, and yet, they share a profound thread that intertwines the fabric of existence. This is the story of Read more

Life With Beryl

Memoir of Beryl Donald Paullin Introduction April always brings to the forefront the memory of my late father, Beryl Donald Paullin, who was born on April17, 1927. Yet, if you knew him, you’d understand why even reminiscing about his vibrant wit, famed expressions, and boundless energy is enough to bring Read more

For:   electrician’s guide to our galaxy

We understand how important genetics are for human health. From simple things such as skin and eye color to our metabolism and various illnesses. In cancer development, genes stand as one of the most important pillars. Random mutations emerge. Genes are expressed. Cells separate from their tissue community and go Read more

Deifying the demon

People are highly resistant to change, though easily hypnotized into obedience by masters of propaganda and control.  So, the message here is that dictators realize this, and methodically use their targeted messaging to manipulate and control the emotions and instincts of those susceptible, often beyond the awareness and control of Read more

The Divine and Healed Masculine: 20 Principles of Spiritual Integrity

The Divine and Healed Masculine: 20 Principles of Spiritual Integrity For every shadow cast by toxic masculinity, there is a light of the healed, divine masculine waiting to emerge. Where toxic masculinity thrives on separation, control, and fear, the divine masculine operates from a space of unity, compassion, and unwavering Read more

To know oneself

In a meditation on 1987 I was presented with quite the conundrum.  There is no so-called “other” in cosmic consciousness, and when we experience  that Sublime state, we can only laugh at the limited perception of the other, and the perception of the self that arises concurrently. We see the Read more

AI and Religious Scholarship: Exploring the Parallels in Constraint and Interpretation

AI and Religious Scholarship: Exploring the Parallels in Constraint and Interpretation What does it mean to interact with infinite concepts through a finite medium? Both AI models and religious scholars operate within this paradox, attempting to interpret the complexities of an expansive universe while constrained by limited data and tools. Read more

Again: Unlocking the Hidden Potential of Human Proprioception and Energy Fields

Again: Unlocking the Hidden Potential of Human Proprioception and Energy Fields What if your body possessed an extraordinary sense beyond what we commonly understand? What if proprioception, often thought of as simple spatial awareness, wasn’t just about knowing where your limbs are, but rather a profound, untapped gateway to universal Read more

Proprioception, Energy Fields, and the Connection to the Greater Whole

Proprioception, the body’s energy field, mother earth’s energy field. Humans, and other species, have many capacities that are rarely accessed, except when extreme stress or challenges are being faced, or as an unexpected gift of perception, and hard to re-experience or replicate under a new set of conditions. I have Read more

How Pets Help Us Connect with Our Best Selves

How Pets Help Us Connect with Our Best Selves Imagine a companion who neither judges nor gives unsolicited advice yet manages to draw out the most authentic, vulnerable, and admirable parts of who you are. For those who share their lives with pets, this connection is more than just companionship; Read more

Underdog

Underdog! Trauma and its lifelong effects is the biggest bully humanity will ever face. Who has not loved the story of an underdog who overcomes trials to accomplish great things? And who does not like the story of a bully having the tables turned on them, to experience their own Read more

Aristotle

Show and Tell Lessons From the Dunce Chair Standing in front of the classroom during “Show and Tell” was one of my earliest opportunities to share something about myself. Back in first and second grade, however, my enthusiasm far outpaced my preparedness. Most days, I would take my place in Read more

Unlocking Creativity and Friendliness Through Self-Understanding

Unlocking Creativity and Friendliness Through Self-Understanding Are friendliness and creative ability related in any way? Can you be genuinely friendly and not be creative? Why is it that some individuals easily access their creative spirit and exude gregariousness, while others struggle to break through the barriers of their inner world? Read more