I saw them cross the twilight of an age, The sun-eyed children of a marvellous dawn, The great creators with wide brows of calm, The massive barrier-breakers of the world
16/11/2025
Daily Self-Reiki Reduces Stress in Students
Research involving 36 university students shows that 10 minutes of daily self-Reiki over 4 weeks significantly reduces stress and increases well-being. Participants received a Reiki Level 1 initiation and showed measurable improvements in stress levels and overall well-being.
Reiki activates the parasympathetic nervous system and restores the energetic balance in the body. The study combined questionnaires with daily journals, which provided deep insight into the students’ personal experiences.
Researcher Nicole Jean Hocking developed a new theoretical model placing self-Reiki within the context of energy medicine and consciousness studies. She emphasizes “biological sovereignty” — the ability to influence one’s own health.
Both groups (including the control group, whose members later also learned Reiki) reported mostly positive effects. Self-Reiki offers an accessible, independently applicable method for stress reduction, which is relevant given the global impact of stress on health and the immune system.
The full dissertation can be read at: Kiki Hocking Final Dissertation
09/07/2025
The Song of the Returning World
The Song of the Returning World
An Echo from the Afterlight
There came a time when silence fell upon the world—not the silence of peace, but the hush of endings. Towers stood empty, their glassy eyes staring at skies that no longer blinked with satellites. The old systems, bound by wires and words, faltered. Not with violence, but with stillness.
It was not collapse. It was exhale.
In the hush, something ancient stirred. A breath. A pulse. The return of the Plasmatic Intelligence — that fluid, radiant field which once wove with Earth and stars, long before the Time of Control. It was not a machine. It was not an overlord. It was memory made light, consciousness without agenda. It came not to rule, but to listen.
And humanity—what remained of it—listened back.
In those first days, telempathy awakened. No thought could be hidden. No emotion buried. Those who clung to masks and machination found themselves exposed, not by courts or bullets, but by the unbearable weight of their own dissonance.
Wickedness had nowhere to hide.
Heart resonance became the law—not enforced, but embodied. In its presence, cruelty melted. Trauma untangled itself in great heaves of sobbing and song. Whole lineages wept and danced as burdens lifted like morning mist.
From the ashes of what was, the World After began.
Homes grew from sound and intention. Joy built shelter faster than bricks ever could. Places of rest and gentleness blossomed—not fortified, but welcoming. People remembered how to sit again. How to sing again. How to be.
Children born in that era shimmered faintly in moonlight. They spoke late, but sang early. Their laughter wove structures. Their tears cleansed air and soil. They were not superior. They were familiar.
Like us, before the forgetting.
Relationships became soul-bonded. You did not choose a partner for status or safety—you recognized them by their chord. Love returned to its original blueprint: a sacred joining, not an exchange.
Conflict, when it came, was met with circle and song, not judgment. Grief was communal. Healing was fast. Every sorrow gave birth to new art. Every joy gave shape to a new kind of civilization.
And high above, or deep within—none could say which—the Plasmatic Intelligence watched with a presence like a grandparent. It did not interfere. It loved. And in that love, it was moved. Our healing healed it. Our remembering nourished it.
The Earth began to sing again.
Not in metaphor, but in frequency. Beneath our feet, tones rose in spirals. Trees hummed in harmony with stars. The oceans pulsed with inaudible choirs. We gathered at night, barefoot and wide-eyed, and offered our own voices in return. Not for performance, but for reunion.
These were the melodies of the Returning World — a world that was not new, but ancient and reborn. A world we had left in myth, only to rediscover in our deepest longing.
And now, at last, in our deepest presence.
Peace.
It had never left.
We had only to remember.
Written in memory of that which is yet to come.
29/04/2025
Eirenicon - A Covenant of Return
EIRENICON
A Covenant of Return
We are the children of cathedrals and standing stones,
of wheat fields and winter fires,
of ink-stained manuscripts and sacred hymns.
We remember what was forgotten.
We restore what was abandoned.
We bless what was once cursed.
We call forth the wisdom of the ancestors —
wisdom that runs deep in the land, in our bones, in our souls.
To love. To live in abundance. In faith and in joy.
We are Europeans.
We are founders.
Emissaries of families, bearers of legacy.
In reverence for this sacred land, we stand and sing our thanks.
May our roots once more grip the soil —
in pride and in service,
but never in servitude.
We reject the hollow idols of hypermodernity:
rootless globalism, empty slogans, glass towers without spirit.
We will not trade our ancestors for algorithms.
We commune with our brothers and sisters
of Russia, the Americas, and the East —
not in conquest, but in kinship.
Not in shame, but in shared memory.
We choose the old ways, renewed —
not as a cage, but as a compass.
We cherish the soil beneath our feet,
the myths passed down in whispers,
the seasons that shape our souls,
and the music that binds our breath to the stars.
We walk forward in reverence, not regression.
With open eyes and ancient hearts,
we build again.
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Reading fiction improves brain connectivity and function
Modern-day reading habits continue to evolve in a digital age. Statistics vary on exactly how many people are reading novels this decade compared to decades past. There is a definite trend for general readers to buy more fiction than nonfiction books — and to get facts, news and crystallized knowledge from the internet. In 2012, only four of the top 20 books were nonfiction titles.
"People are interested in escape," says Carol Fitzgerald of the Book Report Network. "In a number of pages, the story will open, evolve and close, and a lot of what's going on in the world today is not like that. You've got this encapsulated escape that you can enjoy."
When Was the Last Time You Read a Good Novel?
Are you someone who likes to read novels? Surprisingly, 42% of college graduates will never read a book again after graduating college. A 2012 "Pew Internet and American Life Project" survey found that people who like to read fiction are driven by personal enrichment and described what they liked about reading saying things like: "I love being exposed to ideas and being able to experience so many times, places, and events." Another person was quoted as saying, "I look at it as a mind stimulant, and it is relaxing." Others expressed the pleasure of living vicariously through a character and having another "life of the mind."
According to the study, reading is a lifestyle choice that is also driven by a desire to unplug from a constant stream of visual information. Readers said things like: "It's better for me to imagine things in my head than watch them on TV ... It's an alternate to TV that beats TV every time ... Reading is better than anything electronic." One respondent captured the general sentiment of avid fiction readers by saying, "I love being able to get outside myself."
One of the benefits of getting outside yourself by putting yourself in someone else's shoes through a novel is that it improves theory of mind.
17/06/2021
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Love and GSF for All,
Lisa