Still Here

As much as I would have loved to have been able to stick to a consistent schedule (here and on various social media platforms), it seems as though my body (my subconscious mind) will not adhere to these impositions. So, I honor my body and its needs, and I reorient myself toward more realistic goals: Which are to post and to create only when I feel called to do so. This means no longer playing to the favor of the algorithm. And that might mean minimal engagement or slow audience growth, but I feel like to force any other way would be inauthentic and would go against my own organic flow. This might look like periods of hyperactivity followed by inactivity, as dictated by my natural rhythms.

That being said, I knew long ago that the content I'd put forth might not attract a large gathering. It's not necessarily designed to. We only comprehend certain matters when we attain the corresponding level of understanding. Those coming into these understandings are those who will be drawn in.

Moving forward, this blog will be undergoing even more changes. I'll be including more personal posts documenting synchronicities, as well as archiving content from my former Twitter account (you can now find me on Bluesky). By that, I mean I'll be backing up and compiling many of those posts into entries here, so you can expect to see a lot of that content being added.

Additionally, I plan to blend personal and transpersonal elements. Some posts may document my personal experiences, such as strange events or synchronicities. In the comment section of these posts, I invite readers to share any similar experiences they've encountered or to note if reading about my synchronicities triggers similar patterns or realizations for them.

At the same time, I'll continue to share content that is timeless and universally applicable, focusing on transpersonal, archetypal, and evergreen themes. While personal posts will sometimes overlap with these broader topics, I'll make an effort to keep certain articles and essays separate.

These changes may initially make the blog feel a bit chaotic, but as with much of what I share, things will come full circle over time. Patterns will emerge, and loose threads will eventually weave themselves into a cohesive whole. Though my approach is often nonlinear, there is always a method to the madness.