A White Christmas

Those who have been reading the original French version of this blog from the outset will know that I had translated this very pungent (and highly topical) short story more than 20 years ago and that unfortunately I don't know the original author. I even lost the original...

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What's Up?

An international hit song driven by the catchy vocals of the great charismatic songwriter of a (sadly) short-live band from San Francisco which successful passed the test of time while (unfortunately) still being relevant today. A song to make you feel good and uplift your...

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The Day the World Went Mad

Almost six months ago, during our conversation about the release of his first novel, Rudy confided his sudden desire to write a children book. Which he did the following day! Today he proudly introduces his work illustrated with humour by Papou and published by A vol d'oiseaux. Synopsis:The...

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The Colour Purple

A bit of sweetness makes the world a better place and is always welcome. Let me share with you this recipe which has been tested and apparently approved by a bunch of sweet-toothed foodies. Ideal for tea or coffee time, it should appeal both to children and adults alike. While...

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Journey of the Tarot: How Major Arcana Meanings Mirror the Soul

The fool on the hillSees the sun going downAnd the eyes in his headSee the world spinning round  "The Fool On The Hill", The Beatles (1967) The Tarot of Marseilles originated in medieval Europe and includes many Christian references. All allegories and characters featured...

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Blackberry Whispers

Regular readers surely know how fond of blackberries I am. And this year, despite the vagaries of the weather (and perhaps a little haarp playing) which destroyed the first berries in July, brambles are very resilient and provided a good harvest in August. We should even be...

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Hold That in Your Heart

A recent message channeled by Lulumineuse last week, that inspired me this short video which I hope will bring some added value and as much joy as I had making it. Thank you for your feedback. It's important to keep me motivated to do some more. Understand that a 5-minute...

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Crunchy Delight for Sweet Teeth

A vegan crumble adapted from my mini-pie recipe for the gourmands I introduced it to and who asked for the recipe.Crumble is a British dessert which owes its name to its grainy, crumbly texture. Ingredients Serves 4-6: - 250 g gooseberries (or blakberries)- 180 g oatmeals-...

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On the Road

As the road opens up in front of my eyesThe only limitation is in my mindI drive awake my eyes are on full beamThe wind is screaming into my slipstreamSomething keeps pulling me back from sleepWhatever it is I want to see "The Road", The Alarm (1990) This summer, our favourite...

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Why Is It So Hard to Wake People Up to the WEF?

Why is it so hard to wake people up to the Great Reset and the World Economic Forum?It is because the “evil conspiracy” is hidden from public view. It is designed in such a way that it prevents the average person from ever truly understanding the nature of the scheme. Below...

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Chapter 9 - Blocks and Ramblings

NUMBER 9 is the vibration of the Wisdom of Time. It's the most spiritual number as its essence embodies that of all other numbers. This is why its vibration is related to the Universe and in synchronicity with time and space. Wherein lie wisdom and light, wherein is man in...

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Shelter

Well alright, you gave it all up for a dream.Fate proved unkindTo lock the door and leave no key.You're unsure, Well baby I'm scared tooWhen the world crushes you. Let me be your shelter – ShelterFrom the storm outside.Let me be your shelter – ShelterFrom the endless night. Disillusion...

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How Do You Wake People Up?

Many have assessed why people are asleep: mass psychosis as a result of Covid scare, trust in government, lack of interest… It’s okay to understand the past, but I wonder what we could do now. Which efficient processes might wake members of the public up? As mentioned above,...

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Perception Ultra

As promised, I have the honour and pleasure to proudly present the project I've been working so hard to produce over the last few weeks. This short documentary above is my vision and the condensed version of a recent interview with Rudy, a young French author who lives...

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Lifehouse

I am sorry for my lack of presence of late and for my posting frequency now cut down to only one article a week. I'm currently busy working on other projects that are particularly engaging, one of which I hope to present to you soon. So last Sunday, at the end of a long two-hour...

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The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread

It's been a while I had been wanting to make gluten-free vegan bread but would only come across veggie formulas (using dairies or eggs). So for once, I'm grateful to YouTube's unsolicited suggestions as they led me to the perfect recipe which I have tested and approved and...

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Intutitive People Aren't Fragile

In bird language, intuition is the tuition from with-in. According to Wikipedia, intuition “is the ability to acquire knowledge without recourse to conscious reasoning”. Something to upset die-hard Cartesians, bogged down in their cognitive dissonance, and all the sociopaths...

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