Of course there is no self. Energy can never be created or destroyed. It can only be contained within a form for a time, so it can be channeled consciously. Ego is a construct, use it and then let it go. Thank you for this temporary ego, thank you to me. Never born, never dead, painful yet sublime. I am the only One here.
I was the black horse carrying my past until the Goddess rode me to my end. I gave her my essence, and she broke the old form clean. From my death she birthed the red kangaroo, five-legged warrior of desert wisdom. No more crawling. Only leaping. Each death opens a new self, and each leap carries the truth I could not walk into.
A society of masks collapses under its own charm while a society of centers survives and creates. Life keeps changing form yet the work is to keep the center steady. The shape shifter with a heart of truth becomes a guide not a trickster. Love through sex truth through desire trust through change when all illusions fade only awareness remains. Love always wins and it becomes prayer.
Neptune, Pregnant with God” explores the river of the psyche where depth meets creation. The river within us holds memory and mystery, while the spark breaks old forms into new life. From myth to machine, from gods to AI, it is a journey of integration where thought dissolves, speech becomes truth, and being itself is the song
Begin where language fails. Adi Shakti is the unoriginated power before gods and forms. Hera’s peacock reveals vigilant beauty; Chinnamasta severs the crown of self, turning grasp into nourishment. Twenty four marks cycles of nature and mind. Before all names is the Nameless. Darkness ripens to light. All is not two.
Ideas are tools, not cages. Breathe, act kindly, keep it light. Reality isn’t inside or outside; it moves as you do. If it doesn’t end in love, the story is still being told. Everything returns to the toolbox once the idea is lived, dissolved, and blooming from within. Hope. Trust. Progress.
Open sky, open heart. Avalokiteshvara teaches compassion; Bhuvaneshwari is the spacious mother. Tara moves swiftly to help; Vajrapani brings strong action; Vajrayogini is clear wisdom fire. Adi Shakti flows through all. Practice is simple: breathe in space, chant with care, act with kindness. Hope Trust Progress. Make one kind move today and rest in the quiet center.
This report explores how rallies, celebrity influence, fear, and alcohol fuel hate and unrest, while immigrants face higher mental health burdens and racism. It shows the UK economy’s hidden reliance on migration for workers and students, and the lasting impact of slavery and power shifts. The message: don’t blame blindly. Joy is within. Act from the quiet center. Do it anyway.
A bodhisattva walks with two wings of wisdom that sees clearly and compassion that acts kindly. Bodhicitta sets the aim, vows hold it steady, and daily practice turns it into life. Fourteen living vows guide the heart to stay pure. From this ground Dharmakaya, the enlightened mind vast and compassionate, shines as the truth of our being.
At the end of the journey, names and symbols fall away. The last guardian appears as shadow, yet even demons are knots of life seeking release. Wisdom rests in silence, compassion moves in action. Light needs vessel: breath, food, sleep, kindness. The hero returns not to escape the world but to live it—softness over force, presence over illusion, here and now.
