Yes, I am writing about Twitter in the blog on Paranormal and Superatural because it is a perfect match: if you don't know how to use your sixth sense, then use Twitter. : )
David Oaks
While attending Pikes Peak Community College, I became close friends with Dave Oaks. One day he meet me in the cafeteria and presented me with "The Tiger's Fang" by Paul Twitchell. His dedication reads "Let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit" -- a quote by Kahil Gibran. He also wrote, "May the pages within bring you much joy. Dave."
Now decades later, I'd like to know what became of Dave. Maybe he'll find this blog and contact me, if he remembers me.
1111 Symbol that Life is As it Should be
Is the number 1111 calling you?
Does seeing these numbers assure you that life is going as it should be going and that you are on the right track?
Pray Conjure in Your Native Tongue
Folks who pray or conjure using a foreign language might not always get what they conjure -- prayer or conjuring requires flawless communication.
Latin or any little understood language sounds mysterious and therefore powerful. Yet such disconnected prayer or conjuring works only for those who understand the full meaning of all the words.
By using a native language, the person praying or conjuring is assured that their thoughts and words are precise because only precise thoughts captured in words have power.
Imagination: The Seventh Sense
I believe imagination is a highly developed sense that can become extremely powerful with conscious use. I call it the Seventh Sense. For instance, to create a Koi water garden: Instead of experiencing lifting of rocks, moving soil, adding water with the five base senses, use the imagination to create it.
Visualize it done and with every rock and pebble where you want it. Devote mind to forming a clear vivid mental image.
Imagine (its free to imagine) the Koi Water Garden, complete with canapy of redbud tree over the water, complete with Koi swimming in the clear water, complete in all ways; pump in place and pumping water through the filter and flowing back into the pond down a three-foot streambed and over a short waterfall, cascading into the pond creating ripples perpetually rolling across the water.
I did this and I now have a Koi Water Garden even better than I had imagined. Visualizing how I wanted it to look set it all in motion.
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