The Cosmic Radar

 Finding the right words is challenging when it comes to being vulnerable. It's a delicate balance between keeping your life private and sharing just enough to connect with others. Today's blog post is about honesty - a simple word that carries profound meaning depending on the context. I chose to write about honesty because of experiences in my personal life and observations about Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. While this isn't a gossip column, bear with me as I draw some interesting parallels. Jennifer's story fascinates me, particularly her self-awareness when it comes to love. She's a hopeless romantic, and I admire her persistence in seeking that sweep-you-off-your-feet kind of love. After watching her musical and documentary, I understand how she was swept up in her rekindled romance. Strip away the media frenzy, and you're left with an awesome personal story - reuniting with someone you once thought you'd spend your life with. It's like an early

As I've embarked on this creative journey of writing and following my dreams, I've made a surprising discovery: my creativity flows directly from my inner child. This realization has not only transformed my approach to creativity but has also rekindled a part of myself I thought I'd lost. Let me share this journey with you. While experimenting and exploring as an adult, I couldn't help but feel like a kid again. Then it hit me - my inner child never left; she was just waiting for me to recognize her. When I'm in tune with her, I feel invincible, like I can take on the world and accomplish any task I set my mind to. This newfound connection made me wonder: how and why did I lose touch with that side of myself in the first place? The answer, simply put, is life. We all face events that can make or break our spirit, especially if our environment isn't ideal for a child. How can a child protect their pure spirit without the right support system? It's a question

  Exploring the Boundaries of Our Earthly Roles in the Multiverse Have you ever pondered the idea that life on Earth is akin to a grand play, where each of us assumes specific roles? From being a parent, child, sibling, or friend, these roles define our interactions and relationships. But have you ever wondered if these roles extend beyond our earthly realm? Do the roles we play on Earth apply in other dimensions? Family Roles: Earthbound or Multidimensional? On Earth, we navigate through life assuming various familial roles—parent, child, aunt, uncle, grandparent, and so forth. These roles shape our identity and relationships. But what happens to these roles when we transition to another dimension? Do we continue to recognize our family members in the same way? A medium I follow sheds some light on this intriguing question. According to them, when we pass on, we are greeted by a familiar face—a parent, grandparent, or someone who was significant to us on Earth. This greeter he