Remote viewing is a disciplined anomalous cognition. In Netist terms, it is trained attention reaching through the Net to gather verifiable information about a designated target. The viewer tunes coherence first, then follows a precise cue toward sensory, spatial, and conceptual impressions that can later be checked.

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In the middle of the sixth century, witnesses across the Mediterranean and Near East described a strange year when daylight felt like twilight and the sun “gave forth its light without brightness.” Geology supports this claim. Ice cores show huge injections of volcanic sulfate into the stratosphere beginning in 536 and again around 540, while tre…[Read more]

Cisterns give a home year-round water with no well and no power. They work by partnering with the sky. Rain meets roof, roof guides water to a storage tank, and gravity delivers it when you open a tap. With simple design choices, the system runs quietly through every season while gardens, laundry, and even drinking needs stay supplied.

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That which separates distorts. That which unifies brings coherence.

Any spiritual path that cultivates an “us against them” mindset has drifted from its most essential truth: all are one. Unity stands as the most fundamental value of spirit. Vision that sees no separation rests closest to the Source. Separation breeds distortion and feeds fea…[Read more]

Modern markets are engines that convert attention into appetite. The message arrives a thousand ways each day. You could be happier with one more feature, one more upgrade, one more step up the ladder. Desire becomes a moving target, always just beyond reach. The truth is simpler. Early gains matter. Later gains often add weight. A tool that once…[Read more]

The Tao Te Ching warns of becoming concerned with other people’s opinions, stating that getting favor often leads to complications of ego, obsession with popularity, followed by the need to perform or adjust the image to maintain favor. It is a trap that keeps one off the spiritual path, obsessed with material pursuits and endeavors that give no…[Read more]

What if a property line grew itself? No quarry, no timber crews, only a planted seed that thickens every season. A fence invites a challenge; it says there is treasure inside. A ten-foot sprawl of thorns says, “why bother,” and animals read the same message. Plant a living perimeter and you gain cover, habitat, fruit, medicine, windbreak, and a…[Read more]

Adinkra symbols, in their known form, were developed in West Africa, yet their roots reach far deeper than the cultures that now carry them. They are reflective of a symbol-stream that predates recorded history. The primary Adinkra, Gye Nyame (“One God”), is a mystery whose origins are so ancient that its first known mention, at the dawn of our…[Read more]