May 14, 2026

All Over

I’ve been through countless lives I’ve traveled endless places I’ve been stabbed by countless knives And flew through endless spaces I’ve lived as a poor beggar And died as a wealthy king I’ve had rooms full of sugar And sirens which could sing I’ve had many daughters and sons And raised many dogs and cats …

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Vampire

I lurk in the dark waiting for you As you pass by your light shines through I crave your scent and your radiance I pray you grace me with your appearance Yet how can I pray and to whom? I am deathless and escaped doom I used to long for immortality When I got it, …

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The Path to Happiness

Throughout the ages, people from all cultures and spiritual backgrounds have debated one thing above all others: what is the path to true happiness? While some found it through meditation, others found it through self-sacrifice; however, the debate rages on about which path is the one true path. Having experimented with various forms of spirituality …

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Hymn to Nature

Glorious nature, surrounding all From the valley to the waterfall In you, everything starts And in the end, to you, departs The tree, the worm and the bird All make sense, yet are absurd Who would conceive a bird to fly? Who would imagine a fox so sly? Look at the sun in all its …

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Raiz: Australia’s Leading Microinvestment App

What if saving money and making investments was, literally, a cup of tea? Nowadays, if you want to invest in a bank, you need a rather large sum of money in order to see any wortwhile rewards, and you have almost no control over how your money is invested. And then comes Raiz… Raiz is …

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Gods in Imagination

In the autumn of 1942, Viktor Frankl and his family were imprisoned by the Nazis. Frankl (1905-1997) was a Jewish psychologist and neurologist. During his imprisonment and his torture, Frankl discovered a wonderful thing: “If a prisoner felt that he could no longer endure the realities of camp life, he found a way out in …

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The Mark of Wisdom

To preserve your innocence while acquiring intelligence, that is a true mark of wisdom.

Seeking wisdom is perhaps one of the most noble causes; however, it is also one of the most dangerous. This is mainly due to the fact that most seekers look for wisdom without really knowing what it looks like. Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God, states that “wisdom is knowledge applied.” This means …

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People and Hardships

the same sun which softens chocolate hardens clay

There are two kinds of people… How many times have you heard that one before? No really! A person’s truth shines only after he’s been through hardships. One of the most important gods in the Hindu religion is Lord Shiva who is both the god of wisdom and the god of destruction. And when we …

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Shattered Gods Chronicles #4: agents of order and chaos

Before you read this, make sure to check out previous texts here. The four elements of earth, water, wind and fire are neutral parts of existence. They are neither good nor evil, yet they can be used for either. Moreover, good and evil do not exist per se, for what actually exists are order and …

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Book Review: The Long Price Quartet by Daniel Abraham

Merging politics, romance, drama, and war with a sprinkle of magic on top, Daniel Abraham captivates the reader with his series of four books called “The Long Price Quartet”. The tale is set in a world where superhuman powers are embodied in mini-god-like creatures called the Andat. These Andat are summoned by poets who are …

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