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Good vs. Evil, Wolves & Creative Energy
For much of my early life, the words good, evil, and Satan carried enormous weight. They were not abstract ideas. They were forces. Real. Immediate. Dangerous. I grew up Seventh-day Adventist, and in that world Satan wasn’t symbolic. He was active. He could infiltrate objects, influence thoughts, possess people through
Enlightenment or Ascension?
This isn’t a story about arriving. It’s about trying—about climbing without certainty, carrying what you love, and letting the symbols that matter to you guide the way. Ascension, for me, isn’t enlightenment or conversion. It’s orientation. It’s choosing to keep moving toward the light, even when the path is lonely,
Why I ❤️ Symbology & Numerology
I’ve never been drawn to symbology or numerology as a way to predict the future. What fascinates me is how symbols and numbers act as mirrors for the subconscious—revealing meaning based on what we’re living through rather than telling us what will happen next. Rooted in ancient human pattern-recognition, creativity,
TRY: THE POWER OF INTENTION
There are two songs that frame this idea perfectly: “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus “Try” by Pink https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHdiNyO3P8k&list=RDYHdiNyO3P8k&start_radio=1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivPEKaBHjYA&list=RDivPEKaBHjYA&start_radio=1 Both are about effort. But they approach it from slightly different angles. The Climb “The Climb” was released in 2009 as part
Good vs. Evil, Wolves & Creative Energy
For much of my early life, the words good, evil, and Satan carried enormous weight. They were not abstract ideas. They were forces. Real. Immediate. Dangerous. I grew up Seventh-day Adventist, and in that world Satan wasn’t symbolic. He was
Enlightenment or Ascension?
This isn’t a story about arriving. It’s about trying—about climbing without certainty, carrying what you love, and letting the symbols that matter to you guide the way. Ascension, for me, isn’t enlightenment or conversion. It’s orientation. It’s choosing to keep
Why I ❤️ Symbology & Numerology
I’ve never been drawn to symbology or numerology as a way to predict the future. What fascinates me is how symbols and numbers act as mirrors for the subconscious—revealing meaning based on what we’re living through rather than telling us
Carried Through the Storm
I was raised Seventh-day Adventist, inside a story called The Great Controversy—a universe shaped not by power, but by alignment. Years later, ravens, storms, and an old Black Crowes lyric helped me recognize what that story was really about: not
Creative: My Two Phases
Creativity doesn’t vanish. It rises and settles. This short reflection explores the natural rhythm between inspiration and the quieter work that follows—and why both matter.
Reading a Crucifix: The Symbols Hidden in Plain Sight
A crucifix is not a single image, but a language. Small inscriptions and quiet details—often overlooked—compress layers of meaning meant to be recognized slowly, not explained all at once.
The Cross as an Inner Map: Where Meaning Is Carried
If the first way to read the cross is outward, the second is inward. Here, the cross becomes less a symbol to observe and more a map to inhabit—revealing how meaning, suffering, and relationship intersect within lived experience.
My Thinking on God, Mystery, and How to Live
I don’t claim to know who made this place or how it works. I just know that when human noise falls away, something larger becomes easier to feel. Humility matters more than certainty, and reverence beats explanation every time.
Reading the Cross: Why This Shape Still Speaks
A NOTE BEFORE YOU BEGIN This post is Part 1 of a four-part series. It is not intended to stand alone. Over the coming weeks, I’ll link the remaining posts here as they’re published. Together, they explore the cross not
Creative Flow: Ride the Wave, Clean the Fish Later
Creative flow isn’t one thing—it comes in phases. This post breaks creativity into two simple modes and explains how knowing which one you’re in can make creating easier and more sustainable.
Why I Love Waves and Snow 🌊 ❄️
Snowfields ❄️ and ocean waves 🌊 are made of the same wild element—water that moves, shifts, destroys, creates. This story explores how riding both teaches discipline, humility, risk management, and the deeper creative fire that comes from surviving wipeouts.
PART 1: Learn To Think In Symbols First
At real scale, communication simplifies. This post explores “lightspeed thinking” — source-code communication beneath language — and why creative entrepreneurs need both the tow-in ski and the rescue ski to survive big waves.
Fail Forward > Iteration: The Art and Science of Digital Marketing
Thomas Edison didn’t fail 10,000 times—he iterated. Each experiment taught him something new. Today’s entrepreneurs do the same through digital feedback loops, using analytics and creative iteration to turn micro-failures into success.
Creative Entrepreneurialism: Riding The Wave
Great businesses aren’t just built on plans—they’re born from energy. This post maps the full creative-entrepreneurial cycle: from raw vision to structured execution. It introduces a system that connects human potential with real-world output, designed for those who are more