Chapter 22: The Voice of Silence—A Requiem for the Class of ’73 On the turning away / From the pale and downtrodden / And the words they say / Which we won’t understand… We gathered under the banner of survival—a fifty-year congregation of the Rex Putnam Class of 1973. We Read more
Chapter 22: What people say they experience at the edge of death For generations, people who narrowly survived drowning, car crashes, and cardiac arrest have described the same eerie sensation: a rapid, vivid replay of their past. The idea that a lifetime of memories can surface in the final moments Read more
Chapter 22: The Final Current For as long as we have had language to hold our fears, we have whispered about the end. It is the singular, defining silence that waits for us all—the black horizon where our individual frequencies flatline into the cosmic static. Yet, from the edges of Read more
Chapter 9: The Voltage Source – The Wellspring of Consciousness Chapter 10: Conductors and Current – The Flow of Connection Chapter 11: Resistance – The Inevitable and Necessary Friction of Life Chapter 12: Inductance, Capacitance, and Resonance – The Harmony of Connection Chapter 13: Exploring the Universe Within and Beyond Read more
Mental Illness and Penetrating The Conspiracy Of Silence, or How I Lived Beyond My Expiration Date (Book #5) The Wilderness Within (1st attempt) Chapter 1: The Unsuitable Container The search for self is the primal journey of the human spirit. For years, my own quest felt like a frantic scrabble Read more
Chapter 7: The Geography of the Threshold To The Unknown In the quiet, hallowed spaces where life bleeds into the great unknown, we are not merely medical observers; we become cartographers of the soul. My wife Sharon’s work as a hospice nurse was never solely about the administration of morphine Read more
Part 1: Foundations of the Journey First 10 Chapters Experiment PLUS Part II: The Electrical Metaphor: Circuits, Consciousness, and Universal Connection Part III: The Word: Severely Truncated Part I: Foundations of the Journey Chapter 1: The Sacred Circuitry of Creation Chapter 2: Like Father, Like Son? My Father’s Aborted Read more
The Resonance of Being: Understanding Modulation Consider the concept of modulation not merely as a technical mechanic, but as the fundamental architecture of connection. In the realm of physics, modulation is defined as the process of converting data into waves by adding information to a carrier signal. Yet, if we Read more
(First 10 Chapters Experiment) Introduction Part I: Foundations of the Journey Chapter 1: The Sacred Circuitry of Creation Chapter 2: Like Father, Like Son? My Father’s Aborted Search for Truth, and its Influence Upon My Own Chapter 3: Why I Became an Electrician Chapter 4: Show and Tell Chapter 8: Read more
Introduction Through First Ten Chapters PART I: The Word-In the Beginning Was the Word Part II: The Universal Circuitry – Deciphering the Cosmic Code Part III: Deciphering the Social Code and Navigating Human Systems and Their Dysfunction (with transitions) Part IV: The Inner Landscape and the Path of Healing Part V: Read more
Here is the proposed logical structure for the 31 chapters, organized into distinct parts with a contemplative and philosophical tone. Part I: The Foundations of Self and Consciousness This section lays the groundwork, exploring the nature of existence, consciousness, and the individual’s place within the cosmos. It invites the reader Read more
Chapter 23: The Divine and Healed Feminine: 20 Principles of Spiritual Integrity For every shadow cast by patriarchal suppression, there is a light of the healed, Divine Feminine waiting to emerge. Where a wounded patriarchy thrives on control, separation, and fear, the Divine Feminine operates from a space of unity, Read more
USEFUL FOR END OF BOOK Here is a proposed structure for the chapters, organized into three distinct parts that narrate a journey from understanding the self and the divine, through confronting life’s profound challenges, and culminating in a vision of collective healing and spiritual evolution. Part 1: The Nature of Read more
Based on the chapter titles and descriptions provided, here is a logical reorganization of the book’s content into three distinct parts. This structure aims to guide the reader from the personal and foundational to the abstract and universal, concluding with societal applications and critiques. Part I: The Personal Circuit – Read more
An Electrician’s Guide to Our Universe: Life, Love, and Death Upon Its Unlimited Bandwidth Introduction: The Circuit of Being Is it possible that the fundamental laws governing the flow of electricity are not confined to our gadgets and power grids, but are instead a reflection of the very architecture of Read more
Chapter 32: 2017 and A New Sunrise Over the years, I have become deeply disturbed by the developments within our shared world, within my individual consciousness, and the points of connection between self and other, through language, religion, and philosophy, that have created oppression, repression, and the resultant physical, emotional, Read more
The Art of Letting Go: When Life Becomes About Loss Life has a peculiar way of teaching us that what we gather in our early years becomes the very thing we must learn to release in our later ones. The accumulation of relationships, possessions, and memories that once felt like Read more
An Electrician’s Guide To Our Universe, and a Life, Love, and Death Upon Its Unlimited Bandwidth Part I: The Spark of Inquiry – Foundations of a Seeker’s Journey This section lays the groundwork, introducing the author’s unique perspective as an electrician and embarking on the initial quest for truth, blending Read more
Chapter 24: The Divine and Heared 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, Read more
Matilda Joslyn Gage was born March 24, 1826, in Cicero, New York. Her father, Dr. Hezekiah Joslyn, was an abolitionist whose home served as a station on the Underground Railroad. As a child, Matilda handed out antislavery pamphlets and listened to Frederick Douglass speak. She wanted to become a doctor. Read more