Hello,

Here is a Kundalini support page...

Everyone knows what Kundalini is though, right?

If you don't think you know *everything* about it, this is a great page.

It offers a great service and there is a beautifully rendered,
musical animated video on the process of the Kundalini Awakening.

This speaks about the mechanisms behind the publicly unrealized goal of evolution within the human condition.

If you want to increase your healing abilities, raise your resonance, etc.. this is also a great place.

If you are interested in becoming a reiki master but can not afford to do so, check it out.

If you think reiki sucks, oh, do please check this out because the activation offered here
is at least 300% more effective than traditional Usui Reiki. Level 1 is "master" level of Usui, plus THE FIRST ATTUNEMENT IS FREE!!! :)

I got my Kundalini Reiki attunements beyond level 3 (Gold reiki 1, 2, & 3 are also offered REMOTELY!)

seriously I felt lighter and more delicious than ever after all these attunements!!!
Not to mention, I am praised frequently for my ability to remove pain from others.

Questions from spiderlilyfairy


1. Where would you most like to be right now?
I would like to be somewhere safe and happy.
2. What is your dream?
My dream is to own a little craft shop that stocks every imaginable material and tool (and some things unimaginable). But that dream will never come true.
3. What is the one thing about you that you think I should know?
I am a huge procrastinator and never get anything done on time. Unless it pertains to a paid job. Then i only just get it done by deadline.
4. What is the one thing you think you need to know about me?
Are you allergic to anything? Specifically wool.
5. Tell me your favorites- color, food, thing to do, place to be- all of them?
Color: black.
Food: chicken.
Thing to do: Seeing a new movie in the theater!
Place to be: Library. The smell of books, old and new, still puts me in a happy spot even though i don't read nearly as much as i used to.

Musician: Alanis Morrissette
Band: The Birthday Massacre
Card game: Cribbage or Gin Rummy, depending.
Board game: Scrabble.
Thing to do with rubber bands: practice my aim.
Tshirt: The one that says "Defeat Awkwardness with Maximum Ridiculosity".

There are more, but i can't concentrate. :-/

Do you know what 250 pounds of beef looks like?

DO YOU?

( Well DRINK THAT SIGHT )

Here are today’s stats for the dirigible/pony-express short story with zombies, the Goodnight-Loving trail, and a 19-year-old Union veteran who’s stuck with a mechanical foot.

Project: “Reluctance”
New Words Written: 2483 (not bad)
Present Total Word Count: 3992 words
Goal: 5000 words by November 29





Details: I’m totally going to overshoot this one. First draft will probably top out around 6K, but I can cut it down later. It always takes me a couple thousand words to really find my footing; I’ve learned to just push through it, then prune it later. Regardless, this one is just a pleasure to write–a little gem of a thing, in its way. Not that I’m not having fun with Bloodshot, mind you, but this small piece feels a little more familiar … or something.

[Crossposted to/from my website. If you'd like to comment, you can do so either here or there.]

After testing out the game a bit more, and writing over the least finished game with a new one [it apparently has 3 slots for games], I've now found out that Ron also has a special attack- throwing Scabbers at the enemy. Which is useless [unliked Hermione's lectures, which seem to do something]. And unfortunately, Scabbers escapes unscathed.

The fact that you can collect items by sneaking around peoples houses like in other RPG's is funny, since it's wierd to think of Harry sifting through the Weasley's drawers for stuff, from collectible cards to potions to money. Yeah, stealing from the Weasleys. Bad Harry! [later on, you can also steal from Gringots if you look around the desks]

Earlier, you collect items at Knockturn Alley, until Hagrid catches you, depriving you of learning the dark arts.

This is proving to be a fun game :)

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The more I think about it, the more I really do want to do a Who Fan Comic. I'm definitely thinking I'll go with my John Smith and the Common Men idea. Mostly to play with the idea of dropping Ten in the middle of the Beatlemania era, and having fun with 60's music in general (this has to somehow involve Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbins, and a dead drummer)

I also am really fond of the idea of Ten and Susan interacting. I especially enjoy the idea of Susan having some little secrets she's keeping from her Grandfather, since from what I've seen of her in the old serials her character never really developed much beyond the naïve ingenue.I want to keep that innocence, but play up the idea she has a life on Earth beyond school and the TARDIS.

Fresh rainbow chard and collard greens from the CSA, shredded and steamed in apple cider along with dried black currants; toss with toasted pine nuts and a little more apple cider. Something about the chalky bite of the collards merged perfectly with the sweetness of the chard and cider, and though I've made dishes similar to this before, this version was by far the best.

I bought a dresser today. Up until now, my room contained a bed, a nightstand, and a laundry hamper. It was weird. So I bought a dresser with a mirror, a headboard for my bed, and a second nightstand, all matching.

For some reason, the dresser is freaking me the hell out. I don't know what it is about it, but it's making me not want to go in my room.


Some time from now, I am going to come back to this post and pinpoint it as the day I officially went crazy.

My sister's wiener dog, Oscar, died this afternoon. His health basically sank this week, so we were expecting it, but not this fast. He was 13, so he was here for a long while. Mom buried him in the back garden, next to Dash and Buddy.

So I found some spots for used GameBoy games, and now have assorted new GB and GBColour games. Today, I got Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, which is an RPG style Harry Potter game, full of special attacks, level ups, item collecting and cute sprites and what not.

And Hermione has a special attack all of her own-
A LECTURE ATTACK.
You can vary the levels all the way up to 4 or so, way above spells, which means Hermione's smartypants-capabilities exceed anyonelses magical powers, as she nags her team mates into shape. Wow.

Right now I'm listening to them performing songs off Doolittle from their 1988/1989 tour. While Black Francis has more fat and less hair, he and the rest of the band sounded just as good last night. The music still sounds fresh and while some bands from the same era sound extremely dated, I think (and this may just be my youth talking here) their sound is still kind of special and unique.

Anyhow, I loved the show. They started with some rarer B-sides, did the entire Doolittle album, then did what Kim Deal called "some B-sides most of you may have actually heard." Then there was a second encore with songs from other albums as well as the slow ("UK Surf") version of "Wave of Mutilation." Word was that they'd been avoiding stuff off Bossa Nova, but they closed with "Velouria," my favorite song of theirs. I sang along to that one and danced to almost every song. Oh, the Aragon was so hot! I kept taking clothes off so I could keep dancing without overheating, got to a point where removing any more would have been indecent, and kept dancing anyways. Jon patiently held my clothing for me and did not overly mind me accidentally bumping into him once the rum and coke kicked in and my excitement about an underwater guy who controls the sea became impossible to contain.

Honestly, I think this is my favorite of any show I've been to, at the Aragon or anywhere else. Sure, they made a mistake and had to start one song over, but they did warn us they just had to learn it and hadn't played it on tour before. I didn't really care. I also didn't care that the opener was all enthusiasm and no finesse. This beat the pants off of when I saw them at Lollapalooza, when some jerk got ashes is my eyes and the sound cut out a few times. There are not enough thank-yous for Jon, who got the tickets despite the show selling out in about two nanoseconds.