tibetan buddhism

July 1, 2025

A NON-Tibetan Buddhist Use of the Bell and Bolt

I bought what seems to be an authentic an Tibetan Buddhist Dorje and Vajra set from Nepal, and then proceeded to attempt to ascertain what the heck they were for. I have to be honest about this though, that I regard Tibetan Buddhism as in the same category of religions like Hinduism, which are so Continue reading

Brain

Bell and Thunderbolt, Carnegie Curve, Diurnal Atmospheric Electic Field, diurnal surface electric potential, Dorje and Vajra, hypoxia, tibetan buddhism, Tibetan Monestaries, Tibetan Monks
May 2, 2025

Tulpas, Thetans, and Neural Ancillary Frequency Divisions

This is a short one about an ability that the human brain can learn to do, though it is extraordinarily dangerous, one at the risk scale of full demonic possession. But, I have the explanation for it, and am posting it here. Basically, the human brain is neurons and nerves, and how they are wired Continue reading

Brain

composite frequencies, demonic possession, greek gods, neurology, tibetan buddhism, tulpas

“Some blessing in it lives; it heals
Through words’ harmonious sounds.”

–Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov

About Me

Former crewmember of a maritime service, who after leaving ages ago, taught myself to program in Python and code rubbish encryption scripts. I’ll pontificate to any unfortunate soul I capture on the finer points of hydration and a proper diet. I also exercise like a demon, listen to amapiano music, and spend way too much time on the internet looking at only the very best stuff.

Started writing over a decade ago, and gradually fell ill to a deadly and little-known variant of writer’s disease, when the writer begins to care less and less about whether anything he writes is actually true. After eventually losing my battle, I now write about basically anything I want to.

“Don’t get it right, just get it written.”

– James Thurber

tibetan buddhism

A NON-Tibetan Buddhist Use of the Bell and Bolt

Tulpas, Thetans, and Neural Ancillary Frequency Divisions