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“And knowing you are more than your physical body is the beginning of knowing that you survive physical death. And knowing that is a tremendous relief in fear. Because if you know that you survive physical death, something else has happened. You are free.” - Robert Monroe 

A thunderous crash followed by echoes of talons scraping across my metal roof quickly grabs my attention as I move hastily towards my front door to investigate further as the noise grows louder. I reach for the handle and fling the door open, as I cross the threshold a massive raven reveals itself, swooping down off the roof in a downward fashion right in front of me, the raven’s wings at full extension, he comes out of the dive and lifts majestically upward into the sky and then off into the horizon. The raven's appearance is impeccable, as it comes just days after I completed my first poem about the raven, his reveal was as if he was answering my call, offering me assurance and guidance to keep following the omens of my fate, Until we meet again raven, until we meet again. 

It was a day of synchronicity and deep emotion, a day that would strike a chord over a year later to provide great meaning and understanding at a time when I needed it most. As I traveled across the barren landscape of the high desert to meet Chrissy at a local bar for a late lunch and a drink, I passed a graveyard and thought what should adorn my headstone? The thought of the triskelion sat well with me, after all it is the symbol of three infinite spirals; representing the life, death and rebirth action cycle, it was already a dear symbol to me, so much so it was even my first tattoo, it all seemed to align. The thought passed and I arrived at the tavern and greeted Chrissy, the bar was mostly empty and we chose seats at the end of the bar top. As we began talking I noticed a mug hanging high above the bar directly in front of me, on it a well pronounced triskelion printed on the glass! Had this been an Irish Pub the likelihood of this symbol appearing would have been far less but it wasn’t a pub, it was more of a western slash hippie type of establishment, but regardless of its rarity, it was a meaningful coincidence since I had just been thinking about the very symbol, given its timing of appearance and history in my life I found it to be a very pleasing sight! It was this synchronicity that led to the next part of our conversation, that led to yesterday’s epiphany, that led to me writing this article that is now finding you and hopefully serving you the reader in whatever capacity you may need right now in your journey through life. All things are connected…

The mind is truly a powerful tool. I have been reading A Changed Mind by David Bayer in conjunction with the Kybalion and realized a few things about my spiritual journey over the past few years that solidify the Hermetic Principles and our ability to re-wire our brain to manifest what we want. I always had a limiting belief that I was not a creative person, although I knew I was a skilled writer I thought my artistic talent was certainly lacking and I could never build or create anything of substance. Just before my first deployment, I made a new empowering decision as Bayer would put it, to change that limiting belief and put into action the founding of our company Infinite Meditation. Reflecting back I now see that I was also able to find evidence to support this new found capacity to create as I pursued learning the software and the sound science behind brain entrainment to create better and better meditations that elevate people's meditation to profound states. As I continued to grow in my awakening I also began writing poetry, something I despised in school. I partnered with Woojer to create vibroacoustic tracks, I learned the tools of the trade, photo editing, video editing, harnessing AI to create visuals for my videos and began honing my craft and expressing myself in a creative fashion to bring something into this world that may help people. As I am writing these words I had the epiphany that the articles for this blog are also a creative expression that I am now bringing into the world!

Fado, Fado, day and night

Infinite Meditation has expanded its wellness offerings with a brand-new online store featuring a growing collection of sound healing instruments and meditation tools designed to support relaxation, mindfulness, and holistic wellness. From handcrafted steel tongue drums to vibroacoustic mats and meditation accessories, the new collection is built for anyone looking to deepen their meditation practice or create immersive healing experiences at home. 

After using the Woojer consistently for one full month, I can honestly say it has become one of my favorite tools for immersive audio, meditation, and relaxation. What started as curiosity about haptic sound technology quickly turned into genuine appreciation for how much this device can enhance the overall listening experience.

Meditation has evolved far beyond simply sitting quietly with closed eyes. Today, modern technology is opening new pathways into deeper states of awareness by combining ancient practices with advanced sensory tools. One of the most intriguing devices in this space is the Woojer Vibroacoustic Mat, a haptic wellness device designed to transform sound into full-body vibrations.

Carl Jung defines synchronicity as a meaningful coincidence, and this past month I had two synchronistic events happen that both tie back to the band Tool and the number 13, adding to the significance, this is the band that lead to my discovery of Carl Jung and a band that I give a lot of credit to for my awakening so to speak.

Before examining this question, it is important to understand the phenomenon collectively known as brain entrainment.

"The universe gives birth to consciousness, and consciousness gives meaning to the universe"

The desert has long been regarded as a place of mystery and spiritual power—a vast, stripped-down landscape that mirrors something ancient within us. Its stark simplicity, silence, and unforgiving beauty seem to pull at the soul, calling us inward. It is no coincidence that several of the world’s great religions were born in desert regions, or that countless cultures have passed through these lands seeking meaning, revelation, or communion with something greater than themselves. The desert has always been a threshold—between survival and surrender, isolation and awakening.