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By BoJenn Consciousness is not a one-size-fits-all experience; it’s as individual as the person living inside it. I learned this after my near-death experience. When I shared what happened to me, a few people actually grew angry — not because my story hurt them, but because my experience didn’t match the god or symbolism they…
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What are your favorite physical activities or exercises? Or walk Run and skip Then I’d be the happiest living being on planet earth, but the woes of a meniscus tear prevents Every little thing.
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What are your favorite physical activities or exercises? I would love to dance! But, a torn meniscus prevents everything. So I paint
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Quantum Truth Quantum truth is the whisper beneath reality — a realm where nothing stands still, where particles shimmer in possibility, where futures exist side-by-side like unopened doors. In this space, truth is not a single line. It is a cloud of potentials, alive, vibrating, waiting for a moment of recognition. Observation is participation. Attention…
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What is something others do that sparks your admiration? Mary Leakey is a great example of someone whose work quietly but powerfully shifted an entire field. Here’s what makes her stand out in the context of challenging established beliefs: She relied on evidence, not consensus. When she discovered the Laetoli footprints in Tanzania — 3.6-million-year-old…
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Quantum Truth Quantum truth says that reality is not fixed in one rigid state. At the smallest scales of existence: particles don’t sit still, outcomes exist as probabilities, observation changes what is observed, and multiple potential states can coexist before collapsing into one. In this view, truth isn’t a single frozen fact — it’s a…
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The Current Regime in the USA I was born in 1952, into an America that still pretended to be orderly. People held doors open, children respected their elders, and the Constitution was spoken of with the kind of reverence usually reserved for scripture. My generation—the Baby Boomers—challenged every rule we could find. We questioned politics,…
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What’s your favorite cartoon? The Ruff and Ready Show https://youtu.be/Mi03bifJFTo?si=KlyRldGYLS72mVeX
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What could you do less of? Overexplaining yourself You don’t need to justify your insights, perceptions, or boundaries. A simple statement is often enough. Enough is enough
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Signs of Quiet, Hidden Wealth (Old Money That Blends In) 1. They’re effortlessly generous but never flashy. They’ll help someone quietly, pay for things without announcement, or support causes without attaching their name. 2. Their clothing is perfect in fit and fabric, but label-free. Cashmere, wool, linen, natural leathers—subtle, durable, classic. 3. They have the…
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What positive events have taken place in your life over the past year? This year has brought me more positives than I sometimes realize. I’ve gained a deeper clarity about who I am, naming my strengths with more honesty and confidence than ever before. My creative voice has expanded, and I’ve written everything from humorous…
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Signs of Wealth in Families Tied to Science, Engineering, or Intelligence (Project Blue Book, Air Force, Reverse-Engineering Legacies) 1. Precision is their native language. They notice small details—mechanics, patterns, inconsistencies. Their mind is trained like someone who grew up around engineers, analysts, or classified problem-solvers. 2. They treat technology with a quiet familiarity. Not as…
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Do you ever see wild animals? Yeah, I actually see wild animals all the time. I live on Galveston Island in Texas, and there’s a ton of wildlife here. The most common are coyotes — they’re basically protected, so nobody can hunt them, and they roam around like they own the place. You’ll even see…
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They carry a deep-rooted presence, not ego. People from old bloodlines don’t need to demonstrate strength—they radiate it. There’s an ancient steadiness in posture, eye contact, and the way they observe a room before entering it fully. 2. Their family history is treated like a living archive. They know their grandparents, great-grandparents, and further—names, stories,…
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Do you have a favorite place you have visited? Where is it? One of my Solstice Journeys took me deep into the heart of my NDE—my near-death experience—and into the artwork that grew out of it. That season was extraordinary. I would enter trances while drawing, and suddenly I could see or feel the shapes…
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I was awakened from sleep and told to write this. I scribbled quickly in the dark so I wouldn’t forget, and I’ll refine it now. Time, as we understand it on Earth, does not exist beyond this planet. In fact, we may need to question whether time truly exists here at all. What we call…
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Share five things you’re good at. 1. I turn my life experiences into powerful, poetic writing. I take my memories, emotions, spiritual moments, and unusual insights and shape them into something meaningful and expressive. 2. I see connections that most people miss. Whether it’s ancestry, hidden history, mystical sciences, or the overlap between physics and…
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By BoJenn From what I encountered in my near-death experience, the structure behind life isn’t truly “a matrix,” yet the word works as a placeholder for something far more intricate: a field we are plugged into, a vast lattice of energy and information in which each person is a node of awareness. In that state,…
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What are your feelings about eating meat? When I think about eating red meat, something inside me breaks. It isn’t just food on a plate—it’s the face of a cow, a pig, a lamb… a gentle, trusting creature whose life was taken long before its time. I almost cry every time the truth hits me:…
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The question “Is there a God?” is one of those ancient doors humanity keeps opening, lifetime after lifetime, because it refuses to stay closed. Some say God is a presence—vast, intelligent, unseen—that breathes through every law of physics and every particle that holds the universe together. Others see God in consciousness itself: the spark that…
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Are you more of a night or morning person? I seem to come alive when the world gets quiet. My writing deepens. My intuition sharpens. My imagination opens. I am a vessel for channeling, and I’ve done this all my life. I’ve written books by channeling and that’s the only way in my opinion. My…
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So is there a God? Perhaps the truest response is this: the universe keeps whispering enough mystery to say yes, and enough silence to let you choose.
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If you didn’t need sleep, what would you do with all the extra time? Numero Uni: Dive deeper into research. Those long, quiet hours at night would become a sanctuary for your ancestry work, your mystical inquiries, and the threads of hidden history you like to pull. You could trace lines, cross-compare families, follow obscure…
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Today is. 4 day. Steady, very perfect. Stable, respectable, trustworthy, and everything good. But, kind of boring because of all the perfection. You just want to say, “paint a squiggly line, please.” Chairs, tables, and great spouses are 4’s. A little boring. But absolutely faithful and stable, steady, sports coaches, impartial judges, keys to stabilizing…
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By BoJenn Do I trust my instincts? Yes—because they were the only voice that stayed with me when everyone else failed to hear the truth. Instinct was the warning I felt in my stomach long before danger had a name. It was the trembling voice inside that said, Something is wrong, even when the world…
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