I became aware while writing the post on Chinese Horoscopes this week that my life has been divided into four clearly distinguishable chapters of 12 year periods, each of them in sync with the Dragon sign in which i was born. For the first 12 years of my life i mostly just absorbed the world, trying to find my place in it, excelling in art & communication. From the age of 12 magic became my thing. From the age of 24 making films captivated my imagination. From the age of 36 i began my spiritual journey and now at the age of 48 i am poised to become a producer of agricultural and electroculture products. Of course, there are cross-overs between all the categories as my spiritual journey never ends, i still do magic & art and i still make films but the pattern of finding a new subject to master, focusing on it for 12 years and then finding a new one is unmistakable.

It is said that when Lord Buddha knew his time to depart the earth was upon him he summoned all the animals to bid him farewell but only twelve of them came so as a token of his appreciation he named a year after each animal, in the order they showed up.

David Halliday is a very special kind of multi-media artist who understands the vibrational quality of form and the effect it has on those who observe and spend time around it. He is in fact more like a modern witch doctor than a creator of art, audio files and videos because his primary goal is to heal & elevate busy people in a digital world through his various wizardries and I found myself instantly fascinated by his Mandalas upon being introduced to them a few months ago, to the extent that i tried running a Mandala called Financial Abundance for two weeks on my computer and before the end of the second week i received an email from my brother in America, carrying with it a tale so fantastic (it involves bitcoin!) i will of course be sharing it with you in this post.

It has been some time since i had good reason to post in the electroculture community, busy growing our homestead and dreaming of new horizons, but when i dug up this sweet potato yesterday i simply had to stop and write an article, as what this represents is categoric proof of electroculture's effectiveness because you cannot make sweet potatoes grow this big without fertiliser. Even with fertiliser i would argue it is not possible to grow them this big here in the South of France if you don't have electroculture.

IntroductionI wrote a series of posts last year on frequency medicines at the end of which it was concluded that while these incredible machines are unquestionably effective we must also change the way we are living our lives if we wish to fix a problem permanently and even though mainstream thinking would have us turn to healthy eating or regular attendance at our local gym as the solution, i am here to tell you that a collection of motionless stretches known as Lajin, along with some slapping exercises known as Paida, will maintain our bodies in a way which goes far beyond conventional western wisdom.

After a whirlwind few months my feet have finally touched the ground and i am able now to tell you that we have successfully moved house without using a car, visited the UK for my mother’s 80th birthday where amongst other things we swam in a freezing cold river and have returned to France with a new zest for life, currently getting reading for the arrival of two more unvaccinated chickens next month, making our homestead complete for the winter.