The Mistress of the Lake (Chapter Five)

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She looked up at the sky; it too appeared at calm. No Electric Storms brewing this time. How strange to have been through such an intense experience with no corroboration whatsoever? How was it that there was absolutely no proof that what had come to pass had actually happened? As she pondered at the events that had just come and gone, her gaze browsed her surroundings, and she observed the breathtaking scenery that lay around her: lush grass patches delineated a dirt path that lead to a cluster of tall trees and through them, she discerned a glistening lake that beckoned her.

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In the name of Love: a critical appraisal

Abstract:
People think ‘hate’ is a strong word, yet they throw around ‘love’ like its ‘hello’. One cannot exist without the other, as light cannot exist without darkness, and freedom would not exist if it wasn’t for the threat of oppression. If you use one word and mean it with all its might, you must and should be capable of realising both its source and impact in some context or form.

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The low high

There in the 32 minds’ middle earth,
The primordial g-spot should awake after two triangular trip tickets
Begging the question:
The tree is there, the forest is where?

Tactile spurts of emotions and only one curve.
Unavailing efforts with fractals and kaleidoscopic Ceades.
Soliciting the bending of the conscience’s horizons.
But no, you still have control.

Channelling the inner pine to identify the dimensional gateway.
Impatience twitches the sticky electrons of sweet Melatonin.
And the oxygen boils against anxious arteries.
And the energy, it flows and floats.

Seeking  the prodigal spiritual being;
The innocent perspective of a trigger happy receptor,
The perennial master destresser of a magnetic decompressor.

And callously failing to launch in the following sequence:

Replication. Redirection. Reflection.
Vacancy. Emptiness. Fatigue.
Surrender. Craving. Freedom.

There, in the 5th early hour of the dawn, there it was.

A glitch. A bright fuse blast. A shutdown. A reset. A restart.

Painless. Motionless. Universe, I am laying here still, listening.

Silence. I cannot see the forest, I cannot even hear the bristling of the leaves of that single tree. I’ve lost it.

Yet it has not simply been a lustful yearning. There is a silver lining to it all;

The passing falsehood of lucid streaming deception has left a remnant of desire to ride the raging bull once more.

The predisposition has already surfaced. The engine is oiled. The burnt fuse, replaced.

For a journey to an introspective extrasensory projection, and across the boundaries of dimension.

Club 27: A mental journey

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New column on BURST!!

**Random Ramblings** published in  Burst Magazine.
Issue 24, February 2015 features my first article “CLUB 27: A Mental Journey” p. 10-11

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The nth Life

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I awake; eyes open wide, ears pierced back, I lay still for a while and take in the damp dense air.

It smells like victory tonight.

I creep; silently, dauntingly, down the roof and over the lines of fences in the deadest hour of the night.
It is now my moment to thrive.

I search; in utter stealth, clandestinely for the gifts of the dark. I am omniscient and dominantly alone to reap the rewards of the nth life.

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From the Skulls to the Stars, and all the in between.

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Title:  From the Skulls to the Stars, and all the in between.  

– From Death to Eternity, and all the in between is Life. The Life we choose. 

Claim: Let us make the hypothesis that Dracula was in the know: “The blood is the Life.”

Assumption? I assume that: The Bones is Death, and the Spirit is Eternity.

Conclusion: Do not fear death, for it is the stimulant of our vitality and fuels an ardent desire for the Life. Do not ignore Life, for it is what will enrich our soul and galvanize our Spirit for Eternity.

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No Time

Clockeyed‘No time.’ For something as perpetual as time, it’s so contradictory to never have enough.

Time is one of the few perpetual notions that humans have identified as part of our own need to comprehend life. The universe, the world, our world, our existence is shaped around time. Antiphon the Sophist has said that “…time is not a reality (hypostasis), but a concept (noêma) or a measure (metron)”; a concept to help us bring a metric order to Chaos, with the general consensus relating to its introduction being after the Big Bang.
It is intangible, it is relentless, it only moves forward. The glory of the present moment only lasts for a fragment of time, and each moment is experienced for its brief existence, then it belongs in the past and a new present one takes it place. A continuous sequence of present moments, that creates its relative sequence of moments-of-gone, leaving a trail of events called ‘Past’ behind for the little Hansels and Grettels to find in the ‘Woods of Forever’.

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I Cried Wolf

Last night it was cold. It was freezing. The snow kept falling and falling, and as it continued to fall for hours, it weaved a thick white blanket that covered the landscape. In the wooden cottage, it was warm; warm and safe and lonely. The cries of the pack outside haunted my mind, painted disturbing pictures, images of pain and longing and yearning. My body begged me to stay indoors, by the fire, to fetch more wood, to cuddle up in front of the flames and relish in the feeling of safety. Yet my mind traveled fast, beyond the cottage, over the white blanket and into the woods, following the howls. But I stayed; I stayed until I could no longer hear the calling, the beckoning. And then I slept.

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A Triumphant Light, in Everyone


…The time has nearly come for the eternal moment, the triumphant light, the divine birth, and the shining star, to shower us with all their luminous force.
But on the night of the Eve of Christmas, it is said that winter spirits and creeping creatures ascend from rocks and caves, to feed on fears on mankind, the fears of men with darkness and greed in their hearts.
The chance to transcend time was one of the wonderful, yet ambiguous offerings of solstice darkness; at that pivotal moment, men might see into the past and glimpse the days to come. A man might see the shades of those who die in the new year, but among them, he may also see himself.

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