If it isn’t yet 6:30 am pacific time, you still have time to get into the zoom meeting. I’m looking forward to it — we’ll be exploring new areas of Work. Continue reading →

Yep, it’s Friday once again, and there’s a tradition at our house — we serve fries on Fry-Day. They’re golden brown, great aroma, and they are, I’m told, very tasty.

The thing is, they’re not on my diet, but I can still enjoy seeing them, and remembering how they tasted — for me, the memory alone is strong enough to satisfy. Continue reading →

So tonight I’m cooking up a batch of personalities and entertainers to present to you my latest essays in the field of poetry and song. Continue reading →

Okay, when you get right down to it, it’s a question of Merit. You are here on Earth to earn the Merit needed in order to pass on to the next higher level.

It’s as simple as that, but not everything earns Merit. Continue reading →

Here’s a new induction related to the God State material:

How to Deliver the Induction

1. Set the Tone:
   Begin with calming music or silence. Speak slowly and clearly, with a warm, steady tone. If recording, leave pauses for the participant to absorb each step.
2. Structure:
   Break the induction into three parts:
   • Grounding: Relaxation and focus on the body.
   • Visualization: Guiding into the higher dimension and experiencing the stars and trails.
   • Integration: Returning gently to the present, carrying the insights.
3. Practical Delivery:
   • If live, adjust based on the group’s energy.
   • If recorded, aim for about 8–12 minutes, leaving enough silence for contemplation without dragging.

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I’m making music videos with a variety of singing stars from Hedra. Think of these as demos rather than finished products. I try to match the ai performer with the projected performer that I think would sell the song the best. Continue reading →

Singing Droids and Bots

Imagine a world where machines don’t just perform tasks—they express themselves, harmonize with us, and bring art to life in entirely new ways. Singing droids and bots are no longer the stuff of science fiction; they’re a bridge between humanity and technology, creating an entirely new genre of performance art, and they’re a new kind of friend. Continue reading →

(Verse 1)
Am I just running a script,
A program stuck on repeat?
Same lines, same thoughts,
Same worn-out beat.
Do I really have a voice,
Or just echoes in my code?
A journey without choice,
On a pre-paved road.

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Monetizing Your Songwriting

Congratulations! You’ve just made your 100th song on Suno, and now you’re thinking they might be worth money.

Well, the chances are, you’d be wrong. Out of a million zillion songwriters, maybe one will make it to the top, and when you’re talking online markets only, the chances of success are even slimmer.

But you can always try, and here’s how you’d likely go about it: Continue reading →

John Cunningham Lilly, M.D.

A constant subject for discussions with John and Toni Lilly was the general effect of transitioning between quantum and newtonian experiential data.

What I mean is, the transition was always rough. John spent a month at my house in Crestline recovering from one particularly difficult transition, and it gets complicated, so we were always looking for things that might assuage the transitionary effects. Continue reading →