Insights Into Human Consciousness

A Multiplicity of Advisors-The Process of Reclaiming Of Disassociated Parts of Ourselves, Or Healing From Traumas from Present or Past Lives. Talk about july 21, 1987 and two characters within life field. Talk about baby trauma-there is something fundamental here. Talk about wanting to write, yet held back by self-perception Read more

Exploring the Quantum Cosmos: The Collective Observer and Universal Reality The mysteries of quantum mechanics have long challenged our understanding of reality. Beneath its complexity lies a fascinating truth—a simple act of observation changes the very fabric of the universe. Known as the observer effect, this principle suggests that the Read more

3rd in a series of 7 chapters derived from July 21, 1987 insight Chapter 50 (alternate):  The Singularity Point: Where Physics, Consciousness, and the Infinite Converge In the silent, star-strewn theater of the cosmos, black holes represent the ultimate frontier of understanding. They are celestial enigmas, regions of spacetime where Read more

Chapter 50:  The Singularity Point: Where Physics Meets the Psyche In the silent, star-strewn theater of the cosmos, black holes represent the ultimate frontier of understanding. They are celestial enigmas, regions of spacetime where gravity’s pull is so absolute that nothing, not even light, can escape. Here, at the event Read more

Chapter 111: The Teachings Of July 21, 1987   Let go of the controls – Chapter 80: Letting Go Of The Controls by Embracing the Chaos: Finding Peace in Uncertainty Matrix of consciousness itself – Chapter 81:  The Silicon Mirror: Unveiling the Link Between AI and the Matrix of Consciousness Read more

Introduction Chapter 1: The Architecture of Truth and Its Unlimited Bandwidth Chapter 2: Show and Tell Chapter 3: Like Father, Like Son? My Father’s Aborted Search for Truth, and its Influence Upon My Own Chapter 4: Why I Became an Electrician Chapter 5: The Sacred Circuitry of Creation Chapter 6: Read more

Chapter 1: The Architecture of Truth and Its Unlimited Bandwidth “We don’t see the world as it is, we see it as we are.” —Anais Nin There is the “what is”, the absolute objective truth of existence, the foundation of all being, the field of infinite possibilities embedded with the Read more

Chapter 19: Just Say NO to Trauma: Why Our Collective Denial and Its Conspiracy of Silence Is the Greatest Barrier to Healing Chapter 20:  When Dreams Die~The Silent Grief of Our Guiding Light Chapter 21:  My Search For Truth: A Journey Through the Abyss to Redemption Chapter 22: Breaking the Read more

An Electrician’s Guide to Our Universe, and a Life, Love, and Death Upon its Unlimited Bandwidth Chapter 1: The Body as a Gateway to Consciousness Chapter 2: Proprioception and the Greater Tapestry of Connected Existence Chapter 3: Unveiling the Human Energy Body Chapter 4: Consciousness, Aging, and the Illusion of Read more

Chapter 15: The Unconscious Knowledge Game and the Mathematics of the Soul We have now explored the visible world of common knowledge and the reactive world of special knowledge. Yet, beneath both lies a far older and more powerful realm—the turbulent ocean of the unconscious. To truly understand the forces Read more

Chapters 10-15 MUST BE INCORPORATED) 15 Chapters of CKG through Toxic and Divine Masculine and Feminine (with transitions) 14 chapters, 29, 401 words Part I (Individual Self) recapitulates the Common Knowledge Game (Chapters 1-4). Part II (Collective Self) recapitulates the Unconscious Knowledge Game (Chapter 6). Part III (Cosmic Self) recapitulates Read more

there is no transition between 7 and 8.  Does 8 belong here? Chapter 1: Life’s Circuits: An Electrician’s Perspective Chapter 2: The Sacred Circuitry of Creation Chapter 3: The Voltage Source – The Wellspring of Consciousness Chapter 4: Conductors and Current – The Flow of Connection Chapter 5: Resistance – Read more

Chapter 1: The Body as a Gateway to Consciousness What if the very vessel you inhabit—your physical body—is not merely housing for consciousness but its most intimate collaborator in creating reality itself? Modern discourse often treats the body as biological machinery: a complex system of organs, neurons, and chemical processes Read more

Chapter 1: The Roots of the Shadow—The Complexities of Patriarchy and Toxic Masculinity Chapter 2: The American Symptom—Politics, Power, and Violence – Defender Dan, The Donald, and the Wounded American Soul Chapter 3: The Mirror of Patriarchy—Unveiling Toxic Femininity – The Marionettes of Patriarchy: Toxic Femininity as an Evolutionary Scar Read more

  “He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man”-—Samuel Johnson “We speak about losing our minds, as if it is a bad thing.  I say, lose your mind.  Do it purposefully.  Find out who you really are beyond your thoughts and beliefs.  Read more

Chapter 17: The Uncommon Knowledge Theory We stand at a threshold between two worlds—the familiar landscape of conditioned existence and the vast, uncharted territory of our authentic being. This chapter marks a deliberate departure from the profane consciousness of an unaware human experience into the sacred realms where our true Read more

Chapter 6: Whatever Happened to Truth? Reclaiming Faith and Accountability What would Jesus say if He walked among us today and observed how His teachings have been interpreted and practiced? Would He recognize the faith He inspired, or would He find a disjointed and politicized religion far removed from its Read more

Chapter 5:  The Garden of Lies and the Search for Truth Chapter 6: Whatever Happened to Truth? Reclaiming Faith and Accountability Chapter 7: The Unspoken Mandate: A Framework for Self-Repair Chapter 8: A Universal Path to Higher Consciousness: The 12 Steps Reimagined Chapter 9: The Three Kingdoms of Knowledge: A Read more

I was born 70 years ago on November 20, in Good Samaritan Hospital in NW Portland. There was 18 inches of snow on the ground on that date in 1955. My mother and father lived in NW Portland at the time. Mom had to take a cab to the hospital Read more

This is a late 1973 photo of me in my parent’s kitchen within the Hampshire Lane home. I had great hair, but boy was I messed up! I cleaned up in 1987, and I had nearly two decades of sobriety, though with a major relapse into pain killer addiction from Read more