Look whoever you're talking to in the eyes. Don't look away. Two reasons: you can tell whether they are lying. Also, so that they can see whatever you're saying you mean and you can connect to that person.
Sometimes, the little voice in your head that you dialogue with all the time ... tells you to "ask for a sign".
While that may work for some people - often nothing is shown - much to the dismay of those who may feel spiritually or emotionally abandoned. Don't fret!
That silence itself has meaning. It's a cue to continue your journey exactly as it is. If you try to step over your pre-programmed "timelines", it generally doesn't end well, so it is often best to just follow the yellow brick road to wherever your programming leads - that hopefully will take us all to OZ!
How do signs manifest? Since everything in our reality is pre-programmed - a sign will manifest whether you ask for it or not - and if you didn't ask you may overlook it completely.
Then comes the guessing game of what it means and what you should do next. Reality, as we have come to understand it - is a loop of asking questions - then once those answers are given - they simply lead to more questions, on and on. I call it busywork. Don't strain your brain.
Travel safely and enjoy your day.
Labor Day allows us to look at the rights of workers in all fields and how they have contributed to the American economy in advancing our way of life. Today we have to incorporate the Trump administration's shifting policies, how they affect the economy, and the influences of artificial intelligence on the way things work. As with everything else - for better or worse - it's all changing.
This Labor Day weekend feels a bit different somehow. There is a distinct shift in the air, a quiet gravity that I've been sensing and hearing echoed by those I've crossed paths with over the past few days. Perhaps it was the dreary, rainy weather paired with the lingering summer heat and humidity that made early last week feel so heavy.
The arrival of sunny skies in the northeast accompanied by more comfortable temperatures has brought a noticeable shift, lifting the collective spirit and adding a vibrant, renewed energy to the people all around us. Sadly, in other parts of the country, people are dealing with the ravages of climate change.
In recent days people have been visiting the Financial District to experience the area formerly called Ground Zero at the World Trade Center site, which commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11 on Friday. For many, it is a journey into history.
Visitors often share that they can feel the powerful, somber energy of that day as they walk through the area and look up at the new buildings erected to honor those who lost their lives that day. It was, after all, the most devastating attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor.
Even if you have no personal connection to the events of 9/11 - finding it difficult to relate - standing there - as I have done many times since then - offers a profound opportunity for reflection.
Ultimately, it serves as a powerful reminder of how events that morning were programmed to alter reality. It changed the spiraling consciousness grids, the way global security works, reshaped international relations, and continues to influence everything happening in the world around us today.
9/11 was an insert in the simulation that changed reality forever. It was about America's connection to the Middle East - then and now - coming full circle - encapsulating everything and everyone in its wake. Today, we see events playing out across the global game board with ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and America's deep entanglement therein.
From the shifting balances of power once created by Ancient Bloodlines millennia ago ... it's not over until it's over.
This year as I watched Trump take America to war with Iran - I realized it went beyond his ego driven ambitions - but something he was programmed to do as the simulation winds down. .
Perhaps some of the energies I feel on this Labor Day weekend go beyond personal programming to that of the global picture in the cycles of time.
Saturday afternoon brought me back to my roots in Coney Island, where I spent the first 11 years of my life. While I make it a point to visit every now and again with family or friends, this trip held its own energies as if once again I had been guided there - this time with my Egyptian friend, Khalid.
A walk on the boardwalk near the beach felt like a profound bridge connecting ancient architecture to modern day - effortlessly filtering through the sands of time.
Just off the boardwalk we stopped to take a picture in front of the famous Coney Island Cyclone that opened to the public on June 26, 1927 and turns 100 years old next year. When compared to the massive, high-tech rides sprawling across amusement parks around the world today, this wooden marvel stands proudly as a designated New York City landmark since 1988. In a beautiful full-circle twist, it was built on the exact site where America's first roller coaster opened back in June 1884.
Beyond the history, there as always been somethings symbolic about the movement of a roller coaster for me. It serves as a striking blueprint for the human experience - a relentless series of steep climbs, sudden drops, and dizzying loops. Once you are strapped in, you are completely at the mercy of the tracks, surrendering your control to a fixed course.
It mirrors the way we navigate our own pre-programmed timelines, enduring the anxious tension of the highs and the chaotic rush of the lows, only to realize the entire ride is designed on a closed circuit, inevitably bringing us back to the point of origin.
September 1, 1991 - I Am Home
Thirty-five years ago today on 9/1/91 - I sold my house and moved from Manhattan Beach to Bay Ridge Brooklyn on the water at the foot of the Verrazano Bridge. Destiny had brought me home.
Over the past 35, years many people have suggested I write about my endless adventures with Z before and after coming to planet Earth to partake in the Human Experiment.
It would take a library to record all of those narratives - although they are already written in the consciousness grids as endless energies of light whose matrix creates the illusion we experience as reality.
In the first picture above, I had just moved into my apartment and was relaxing. What looks like an ethereal presence next to me has been described as Z welcoming me home.
In the second pic, I am standing outside my apartment building in 2024, taking a picture of a contrail arching over my building with the sun creating an interesting special effect in the moment. The small blue disc-shaped light with the white dot is just outside my bedroom. Moving to the corner of my building is the rest of my apartment.
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Plan Ahead ...
While archiving the news about flooding in the Grand Canyon - I realized the file needed a complete overhaul - which generally takes hours and sometimes days. So I began early and just finished - adding an index, personal experiences, clarifying the Kincaid hoax, new pics, videos, and texts.
In the past week - two of Earth's most awe-inspiring landscapes - the Himalayas and Grand Canyon - made headlines for the same volatile reason - devastating flash floods. Halfway across the world from each other - both Nepal nestled beneath the towering peaks of the Himalayas - and the Grand Canyon saw torrents of water tear through their ancient terrain.
It makes you wonder what other sacred sites around the world are going to be devastated in the near future. Local flooding in civilian areas teach lessons in letting go if only to discover what is truly important in your life.
If you still don't understand that planet Earth will not be sustainable much longer then keep paying attention as closure accelerates.
Beyond the immediate geological impact, the Himalayas and the Grand Canyon share a deep, historical connection to the spiritual and the mythic. When the waters rise in places of such immense natural power, they bridge the physical world with ancient lore.
The torrential rains and glacial floods in Nepal and along the Tibetan border carve through lands considered holy by billions. The region surrounds peaks like Mount Kailash, an axis mundi or spiritual center in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Here, water is both a divine blessing and a fierce force of nature.
Across the Himalayas, mythic deluges represent cosmic cycles of destruction and rebirth. Rivers like the Ganges and Indus are personified as deities, and sudden, violent floods are traditionally viewed as manifestations of Shiva's raw power, washing away the old to make way for the new.
The Desert Cathedral - In the American Southwest, monsoon deluges transformed the arid Grand Canyon into a network of raging rivers. For the Indigenous peoples who have lived there for millennia, the canyon is not a tourist destination, but a living spiritual entity whose waters carry deep cultural significance.
The Grand Canyon is central to Native American creation stories. In Havasupai lore, a great primordial flood once covered the earth, shaping the canyon walls. For the Hopi, the canyon holds Sipapuni, the sacred place where humanity emerged from a previous world after a great purging of the earth.
It's all connected...
Walk through the Grand Canyon today and you will see names like Vishnu Temple, Shiva Temple, and Buddha Temple printed on the maps. In the late 1800s, geologists overwhelmed by the canyon's majestic architecture named these massive rock formations after Eastern deities, permanently linking the two landscapes.
This conceptual blending even fueled early 20th-century legends and sensational hoaxes claiming that secret caves in the Grand Canyon hid ancient Egyptian and Tibetan artifacts. While historically false, it proves how naturally the human mind connects these two profoundly spiritual landscapes.
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