From Priests to Rabbis to Gurus and more - they often come to see me based on my theories of reality and what the end potentially might look like.

It is a "Fade to Black" Event in the Hologram (Simulation, Matrix) of reality - with the usual tribulations (special effects) we are experiencing today that increase in intensity until the end.

They process this information with Biblical or other prophecies in their faith and always seem open to what I say knowing they were guided here for a reason.

Many already understand the illusion but have no one to share it with so it is an interesting experience indeed.

In end times people await the arrival of a spiritual leader or alien creator or whatever they are programmed to believe. In truth no one is coming back. As we used to talk about in metaphysics we are the ones who are leaving.

On the matter of the return of the Messiah - today that feeling grows stronger as no one is oblivious to the fact that the cycles of time are collapsing triggering The End.

August 3, 2020 Rabbi Quote:

"All the great rabbis of this generation are saying that the Messiah is about to reveal himself. All the signs the prophets gave, all the signs predicted in the Gemara, the Mishnah, the Midrash, everything is taking place, one by one. All we need is to remain strong for a little bit longer."

There's something about the window between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur that people feel - even if these holidays are not part of their culture and they do not celebrate them traditionally. It's just something in the energies of reality experienced at this transitional time of the year. For some this is the beginning of a new year rather than on the January 1 date.

Growing up in a predominantly Jewish area of Brooklyn, my family honored the traditions of the holiday. As I became an adult, I could still feel the energies but didn't follow the traditions. My three daughters still remember their father taking them to Temple on these high holy days as these holidays meant a lot to him.

Like everything else, religion is a personal experience that one may chose to embrace as they go through the different chapters of their lives. Some people find religion as they get older, while others move away from it. In my years of metaphysics I have found that people believe in a spiritual origin - not so much in the paradigms of tradition.

Today we celebrate Yom Kippur. Some people will fast and others will not. Some will go to temple (social distancing) well others will honor the holiday at home either alone, with family, or with friends. Happy New Year to those celebrating one way or another. As we live in rapidly changing times - this year will bring interesting changes to our lives and the world.

Jewish texts recount that during biblical times Yom Kippur was the only day on which the high priest could enter the inner sanctum of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. There, he would perform a series of rituals and sprinkle blood from sacrificed animals on the Ark of the Covenant, which allegedly contained the Ten Commandments.

In my many years of research in the realms of the esoteric, I have met several people who claim to know the location of the ark, mostly in a cave in Egypt. Though they offered to take me to see it, but I declined.

The Ark is a metaphor for a container, chest, box, or vessel which holds a source of light or consciousness through which all is created.

Physical reality is the Ark or Box. Consciousness manifests as light within the box.

To quest for the Ark is to quest for the nature of reality, creation, and where it is all quickly evolving in the alchemy of time.

When your DNA codes activate you will understand reality as a simulation in which we vicariously experience and that it is reaching the end.

The Ark of the Covenant will never be found.

Some believe it is of extraterrestrial origin - kept or guarded by those who created this reality. That is a myth as is the physical Ark.

The word 'ark' or 'arc' links to mathematics and the blueprint of human creation, known as "sacred geometry" as all is an algorithm set in linear time to experience emotions.

Human emotions are about to be tested as we move into a new year.

A massive rock in Massachusetts that famously sat precariously perched on a boulder for thousands of years finally succumbed to the elements and came tumbling down this week. Located in the town of Holliston, Balancing Rock is believed to have been deposited in its now-former position by a melting glacier sometime between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago. Perhaps the most famous tale surrounding the site is an apocryphal story in which George Washington came upon the landmark in 1789 and marveled at the uniquely placed rock before trying, in vain, to knock it to the ground.

Over the course of subsequent generations, it had become something of a local tradition to push on the five-ton rock in a futile attempt to topple it, which may explain why it came as such a surprise when the landmark was discovered having been dislodged at last this past Tuesday. According to a local media report, it is uncertain exactly when Balancing Rock fell over as no one saw the moment it occurred and the unexpected turn of events was simply noticed by residents who could not believe the jarring sight.

As for what could have caused the iconic boulder to fall, an area geologist attributed the incident to "time and weathering" and, thankfully, not the work of some nefarious individuals. That said, authorities are investigating the matter and, in a testament to its significance in the community, there has already been some discussion about trying to re-balance the rock if it turns out that its current toppled state was not the result of natural forces.