The Androhydromorphic Biological Container Vehicle

The human body, outside of this earthy world, is best described in the English language as an Androhydromorphic Biological Container Vehicle.  What this means exactly is unknown to most of humanity.  In basic terms, this is a class of biological structure that is water based, changeable, and in humanoid form.  A biological container vehicle is […]

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The Wonder Of Why We Are Here

We wonder why it is we are here.  We are born, we grow, we learn, and we seemingly die.  We wonder why?  Why am I me?  Who am I?  As we grow and learn we form an identity.  This identity is mine, yet we mine the why?  We become a who, why we ask who?  […]

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A Pearly Preconception

An ocean, an oyster, a pearl. Within the depths of an ocean, a being, a life does live within its shell. This being shows its inner self throughout its life, yet its shell identifies as well. Throughout its lifelong journey it has a purpose it pursues. What do we know of the matters of an […]

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Lifeluster is the Opposite of Lackluster

You are a light projector. Every cell in your body is light. Each cell projects an image of itself. So each cell has a consciousness. It knows what it is supposed to do and it does it. It follows instructions or programming. That is what consciousness does….it follows instructions. It knows what it knows. Every […]

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Worlds of Parameters

It’s a reactionary dimension we live in. If you look at just some of the laws of the physical universe we live in, we can begin to see the pattern of set parameters. And it’s not so much the physical world, but all aspects of being that fall under these set parameters. Like a configuration […]

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Digging for Gold

If I place a piece of gold for all to enjoy and someone steals it, I have to go digging for another piece. And if it is stolen again, once again, I must dig for another. In the end, it becomes a heavy affair. We dig, we get. We dig, we give. When someone dies, […]

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