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Monthly Archives: May 2015
A Mother’s Letter to her Son
In October 1974, my mother wrote me a letter to explain my history. In doing so, she told me a little of her life’s story. Here is what I have discovered about my mother from her birth in 1923 to … Continue reading
Posted in family, history
Tagged birth, death, divorce, family, marriage, mother, relationships
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The Erotic Poetry of Catullus
When we studied Latin in High School, it seemed boring. After all, didn’t they call it a “dead” language? Then they introduced us to the poetry of Catullus. Our senses perked up instantly. A dead language? His work came alive … Continue reading
Raelism: the raelity
While researching for my next ebook, “Other Points in Time”, I decided to revisit the start of Raelism, which occurred on the morning of December 13, 1973. What is Raelism? The Start of Raelism “Raëlism, also known as Raelianism or … Continue reading
David Icke: The Perception Deception (or…It’s ALL bollocks – yes, All of it)
I’ve known about David Icke’s campaign to wake up the world since his infamous Terry Wogan interview in the early 1990’s. The things he says would be the subject of defamation lawsuits if anyone else had said them, but because … Continue reading
Uri Geller: Master of Deception?
Let’s face it, Uri Geller is an enigma. What do we really know about him, other than what he wants us to know? Nothing. There’s been a lot of speculation: let’s use the power of Astrology to review his life … Continue reading
My Satanic Struggle
In 1978, I wrote a screenplay based upon a poem I had written in the mid-70’s. The story was set in the future, but the roots were definitely in the past. Here is the epic poem in its entirety. You … Continue reading
To Everything There is a Season
When we were young, we thought that we’d work forever, or at least as long as our health held out. But then there comes a time to lay the burden of work down. For me, the time is now. Ecclesiastes … Continue reading
What’s in a (baby’s) Name?
When a new child is born, the parents have to decide what to name the baby. It is an important function, because in most cases, that name is the one this person will identify with their whole life. A Rose … Continue reading
A Visitation?
It was the one and only time that I had a spiritual vision. My problem was that I didn’t know what it meant at the time. Years later, I came to understand the message that it brought. The Event By … Continue reading
Posted in personal, spirituality
Tagged afterlife, penitence, psychic, spirituality, vision
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A Visitation, too?
When my father came for a visit, he assumed an image of a penitent man in my mind’s eye. My mother chose an entirely different way to attend my daughter’s wedding… First Things First Painted Lady Butterfly This will be … Continue reading