2025-04-01T08:39:57-04:00

There are an undocumented number of people in the United States who have been victims of ritual abuse or Satanic Ritual Abuse.  The term satanic is interchangeable with Luciferian as both groups often embrace the same values. In the realm of the occult, this often-overlooked form of abuse frequently goes unnoticed by family, friends, the general public, and lawmakers. Ritual abuse involves manipulation and psychological conditioning, serving as a means to maintain coercive control over the victim until their will... Read more

2025-03-12T12:16:07-04:00

  The Illusion of the American Dream: A Personal Perspective   I find myself struck by the astonishing pace of technological advancement. This relentless evolution has propelled us into a future that, not long ago, was the vision of writers and filmmakers. They illustrated a world full of potential—an age that now seems more attainable for numerous people as advancements transform our everyday experiences and connections.   The portrayal of the United States in some media outlets often over-emphasizes its... Read more

2025-03-06T08:21:11-05:00

      We Reap What We Sow As residents of Earth, we hold the profound responsibility to care for ourselves and extend that compassion to others, including animals and every living being that shares our home. This encompasses fostering our physical and emotional well-being and advocating for our environment’s welfare and its diverse life forms. In recognizing our interconnectedness, we can strive to cultivate a more harmonious world where kindness and respect are at the forefront of our intentions... Read more

2025-02-07T11:53:46-05:00

Unveiling the Clark Art Institute: A Unique Art Destination   Most art enthusiasts are familiar with iconic venues like the Louvre in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. However, not everyone has heard of the Clark Art Institute, a museum in Massachusetts that’s surely worth exploring. The Clark resides in a charming little town called Williamstown, Massachusetts. Williamstown is a picturesque college town set in the scenic Berkshires. The town is known for its beautiful... Read more

2025-01-30T18:01:45-05:00

World Hijab Day: A Personal Reflection on Muslim Women’s Values Feb. 1 is World Hijab Day, and I feel compelled to share my thoughts on the incredible Muslim women I’ve had the privilege of knowing. Throughout my experiences at the mosque, in markets, and in my workplace at Burlington Stores, I have encountered Muslim women who exemplify kindness, respect and modesty. The Muslim women I’ve met radiate warmth demonstrating a deep devotion to their families and above all to God... Read more

2025-01-19T16:32:04-05:00

Stirring Things Up with Author and Demonolater-Stephanie Connolly Reisner Allow me to introduce Stephanie Connolly Reisner, a remarkably accomplished, business-savvy woman who is profoundly connected to the infernal kingdom. Her journey into the world of demonology has inspired Stephanie to share her insights through writing. She is the author of several enlightening books; and offers readers a unique blend of profound occult knowledge. Although I have not met Stephanie in person, our online interactions have been engaging and enriching. Her... Read more

2025-01-29T07:43:40-05:00

Recognizing Gaslighting: The Impact of “Devil Energy” in Workplaces   Three years ago, a former supervisor introduced me to the phrase “devil energy.” At that moment, the term resonated deeply with me and illuminated a connection I hadn’t made before. I realized that the concept of gaslighting was one I had overlooked in the context of my workplace experiences. It wasn’t until about five years ago that I managed to shift my perspective on the overall term “abuse.” For most... Read more

2024-12-21T18:44:15-05:00

Honoring Nature: A Path to Respect and Harmony One does not need to identify as a pagan or a witch to embrace the joy and beauty of Yule. It fascinates me how many Christians I’ve talked with, express a deep-seated fear of crows and anything related to paganism—both men and women share this sentiment.  The Winter Solstice, on the other hand, is a truly enchanting holiday, marking a time of beauty and reflection within the season. In other words, the... Read more

2025-01-28T14:33:08-05:00

Are you Ready for the Truth?   Do You Believe? I don’t know about you, but I’m not quite sensing the extraterrestrial vibes that seem to be swirling around lately. So, what’s happening in the Northeast United States? Per the media, there might be UFO’s hovering over New Jersey, Massachusetts and New York. Is it some elaborate prank orchestrated by our grand government, or perhaps a scheme crafted by a wealthy business mogul? Nonetheless, if they are alien beings from... Read more

2024-11-25T14:46:15-05:00

  Simple and Healthy Recipes from the Holy Land    As the winter holidays approach here in the United States, many people think about festivities and the delicious food that often accompanies them. Yet, it’s important to remember that many do not have the opportunity to indulge in a lavish spread or the company of family and friends during this season. For those with little, there are still ways to enjoy nutritious meals without spending much money.  While it’s often... Read more


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