On Facebook, I posted about a restoration of my faith. When I was a teenager I found my spiritual calling. I practiced, I was harmonious, and was eager to learn all that my path led me. Somewhere over the years, I lost my path unaware the fallen leaves were simply covering it. Time to time... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche
I once heard that you couldn't be considered an intellectual or truly into modern philosophy if you hadn't read Friedrich Nietzsche in some capacity. I had studied him a bit in college, but my focus was on ancient philosophers, the originators of the methods that would eventually be built upon, and those of the 'old... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: Bond of Blood by Diane Whiteside
This is not a book for everyone. It's a romance novel with erotic aspects to it (sometimes I may write like this, but don't often read this type of story). This is not my usual book I will grab and read, but sometimes I see something that really makes me want to read it and... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: The Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda
This is a review of the first book in a series of books by Castaneda on the teaching of Don Juan, a Yaqui shaman he met in Mexico. I am aware that the author was considered a con and his work a pieces of fiction instead of a non-fiction, but I always knew it as... Continue Reading →
What is Melankholia? (Cover Reveal)
I am sure upon reading the title many of you are thinking it's a misspelling, it is not. Those that have been following me around the web awhile are probably thinking 'she's playing with words again' and kind of. Melankholia is old Greek, the spelling version for melancholia. As defined by Merriam-Webster, melancholia is -... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: What Dreams May Come by Richard Matheson
This is a more recent read for me. I loved the movie, in fact it's one of my favorite movies of all time. I have to be honest, I didn't know it was a book until I was looking into the movie, curious to what the director had to say about it and so on.... Continue Reading →