Sol Luckman I know, I know, your summer reading list stack is as high as your—well, it’s pretty darn high. I know, I know, given the world’s overwhelming problems, you can’t spare a second to read anything besides SERIOUS NONFICTION. I know, I know, you’re an ADULT now, and joke books, like Trix, are for … Continue reading
Dylan Charles, Waking Times Information is only valuable if it can be used to advance your life in some meaningful way. If it doesn’t serve that purpose, then it is just a distraction from living. And the crux of the matrix is distraction. When you’re distracted from creating and living a meaningful and positive life, the matrix wins. … Continue reading
Dylan Charles, Waking Times At the dark heart of corporate consumer culture lie the social programs that mass-produce conformity, obedience, acquiescence and consent for the matrix. The cult of celebrity is the royal monarch of these schemes, the ace in the hole for mass mind control and the disempowerment of the individual. This is the anointed paradigm … Continue reading
Reviewed by June Kent in the Upcoming Issue of INDIE SHAMAN Magazine Superlative fiction! SNOOZE tells the captivating “coming-of-age” tale of Max Diver (aka “Snooze”) as he accepts and explores his ability to travel in his dreams and ventures on a quest to rescue his astronaut father. Engrossing, entertaining and occasionally humorous, SNOOZE also takes a look at … Continue reading
Christina Sarich, Waking Times Our intuition develops when we are babies, long before are indoctrinated into Newtonian physics—which largely prohibits us from understanding the quantum world. Ironically, one of our first intellectual abilities—intuition—may be one of the greatest forms of intelligence we will ever experience in a “grown-up” world. In the quantum world, there are no “positions” … Continue reading
Gary “Z” McGee, Waking Times “To fall in love is to create a religion that has a fallible god.” —Jorge Luis Borges “Trickster god is god’s God,” Crow says, peering from behind The Branches of Lost Time. These branches are a metaphor for our misremembered synapses. They symbolize our having lost touch with both our … Continue reading
Sol Luckman Having played around with watercolors for years, I started painting seriously with inks in 2010. Since then my portfolio has expanded from a mere handful of pieces to over 250 works on paper and canvas. Several years ago, Destiny Books asked for permission to use one of my ink-on-paper paintings on the cover … Continue reading
