Veilwalkers: The Quiet Art of Leaving the Body

Astral projection, the reported experience of conscious awareness separating from the physical body, continues to captivate people across cultures and generations. For some, it’s a spiritual calling. For others, a psychological mystery. And for many, it’s a deeply personal journey—one that speaks to our most enduring questions about life, death, and the nature of self. Practitioners who pursue intentional out-of-body experiences (OBEs) often describe sensations that are both startling and profound: a gentle rising, a magnetic pull, or a surge of internal vibration. These moments typically unfold in a state of deep relaxation, sometimes accompanied by sleep paralysis or vivid … Continue reading Veilwalkers: The Quiet Art of Leaving the Body

Redistricting the Dead: Abbott’s Texas Is a State of Abandonment

On July 5, 2025, the Guadalupe River surged with deadly force. Torrents of water tore through Central Texas, obliterating campsites, homes, and entire families. The flash flooding—triggered by Tropical Storm Barry—was violent, devastating, and entirely foreseeable. More than 135 Texans lost their lives, including 27 children and counselors at Camp Mystic. Kerr County alone buried 96 of its own. It was the deadliest flood in Texas in over a century. But the true disaster wasn’t the water. It was the governor. Greg Abbott’s response wasn’t just inadequate—it was a moral collapse. As families searched for missing loved ones and survivors … Continue reading Redistricting the Dead: Abbott’s Texas Is a State of Abandonment