Date with Destiny
Tomorrow (11/11/09) I will be recording an interview with Henrik Palmgren of Red Ice Creations. I started this blog a few months hoping to reach at least a few people, posting an article now and again. But Star Theory picked up momentum, found a receptive audience, and I found myself compelled to spend many hours a week on this endeavor.
Each week I craft a story for you with pictures and text, but it is you who puts it all together. You connect the images and words to your own memories and life experiences. Sometimes everything seems to click and make sense, but remember that these are only theories. What is true for you?
Am I alive or thoughts that drift away?
Does summer come for everyone?
Can humans do as prophets say?
And if I die before I learn to speak
Can money pay for all the days I lived awake
But half asleep?
Primitive Radio Gods – Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand
Although my ego often gets in the way, I have intended for these articles to be open-ended and multi-layered. Not only did I write these pieces for you.. I wrote them for me. I began this quest for knowledge and truth some time ago so that I might come to peace with myself, piecing together my fractured psyche.
Odin’s Wild Hunt
Although I am finally getting myself back together, peace and unity are illusive during times of war.
In my dreams, I have fought in the battle of Armageddon many times. These could be internal preparations for events yet to come, but it seems that my soul is actually leaving my body to fight in this war.
My dreams are not only about facing off against this relentless foe. I fly through time and space, meet with incredible aliens, and search for the innocence and beauty I once lost. These epic dreams can feel so real. Often times I have to find my body in order to re-enter and awaken into this reality. This process of “waking up” can be a good thing if I am facing utter devastation in the dream world, but dreadful if I have found great beauty and contentment. The whole experience can be very fulfilling, but also very tiring.
This is all necessary. How would we know sweet without sour? Good without evil? Pleasure without pain?
Love Without Loss
I have faith that one day I will unite with my love and return home. What a peaceful rest that will be.