Take a good hard look at what’s going down today:
Trump has signed off on military attack plans targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities—like the Fordow enrichment plant—but he hasn’t issued the final order yet.
He’s delivered what he calls an “ultimate ultimatum” demanding Iran’s unconditional surrender—no nuclear deal, no compromise. But he’s delaying action to see if Tehran folds under pressure, which they probably won’t. Continue reading
These are the first three songs in Made in America. I’ll put the others up as I’m able. It takes about an hour for each song. Continue reading
okay so like… this tiny shiny dude? ✨🔮 total vibe shift.
wear it = less chaos 🧘♀️🌪️ pocket it = still works 🕶️
it’s giving “main character energy” 🎬💫 but for your aura 🌀
basically, it’s a cosmic bluetooth for your soul 📡💖
you don’t do the work — it be doing the work 🧠🔁
handcrafted, legit charged up 🛠️⚡ no cap 🧢
bestie, if you’re spiraling? 🫠 it’s got you 💅🤝
✨ plug in. vibe up. float on. 🪐🌊✨
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A modern rock opera by ej gold.
Tagline: We built the dream. They stitched the label.
Style: Urban musical drama, full ensemble, two acts, sweat and rhythm, romance and rebellion. Continue reading
You walk into a room and forget why you’re there.
(Classic memory buffer error. Restart questline.)
You see the same number everywhere.
11:11. 3:33. 404.
(Debugging code bleeding into your reality layer.)
You’ve had déjà vu so often you’re starting to think you might just be a rerun.
(You are. But it’s a good one.)
Your cat stares at corners. For hours.
(NPC with admin access.)
You think of someone and they call.
(Quantum entanglement? Nah. Poor firewall security.)
The fridge light flickers and tells you secrets.
(Listen. It’s wiser than most humans.)
Time keeps glitching — some days are three hours long, some are thirty.
(Your clock’s running on entropy-based compression. Don’t ask.)
You’re sure you’ve died before, but somehow… here you are.
(Backup restored. Welcome back.)
Exactly where are we now, relative to the long game? It turns out we’re just now encountering the Monastery level. Here’s a guide to help you orient yourself on the map:
The people are scattered, scared to leave their homes, or risk being the subject of a violent raid at Home Depot, car washes, church and school parking lots, and Italian restaurants.
Old sacred orders have been infiltrated, and largely destroyed or made powerless.
The rogue encampment’s clear, but then, it always is.
Meanwhile, the monastery (government, media, education, judicial) has become twisted and corrupt and downright dangerous to the public.
Instead of protecting, the Monastery now punishes with cruelty, without due process and without mercy.
There’s a suffocating poisonous gas filling all the halls.
And at the heart of it all is Andariel, feeding on fear and division.
FDR was the real deal: a patrician with steel in his spine who still spoke to the unemployed coal miner like he was family. That rare blend of upper-class confidence and absolute loyalty to the common person. He wasn’t trying to be cool. He was trying to win the war and fix the country — and he did.
What made him golden: Continue reading
Sometimes you need to get away from it all — just for a little while.
Not forever. Not even for a very long time… Just enough to get your head back on straight.
We offer a simple, comfortable Guru Glamping experience. You’ll camp right next to our real historic gold claim high in the Sierra foothills. If you don’t know what Guru Glamping is, read yesterday’s rather long and detailed blog about it.
TL;DR?
BASICALLY it’s:
No fancy frills.
No electricity.
No internet. Continue reading
Yes, that’s what we want to know. What is guru glamping? Come to think of it, what is any kind of glamping???
Because at this point in our lives, we might want to go camping, but none of us older folks want to sleep on rocks.
We’re not here to freeze our sacred behinds on damp gravel, or dig latrines in the dark, or eat something that once resembled powdered eggs. Continue reading
Everyone is at least slightly telepathic. It’s not magic—it’s biology and attention. Some folks are naturally more sensitive; they “see” and “hear” differently, picking up on the quiet hum of thought that flows beneath the surface of spoken words and physical actions.
But telepathy isn’t just a gift—it’s a practice. Like music, it begins with listening. And to listen deeply, you must first eliminate the source of most of the noise: your own inner voice. Continue reading