Month: November 2016

The Cosmic Purpose of Pets

These special animals that we love like our own flesh and blood have a knack for entering our lives at the most crucial of times and exactly when our souls will benefit from their existence the most.

Their purpose for making their presence known in our lives are many and multi-fold, from significantly contributing to their owner’s spiritual evolution by acting as guardians against negative or dangerous forces that can be seen as well as unseen to teaching us responsibility, pride and unconditional love through our care of them.

For many, their pets also serve a most vital cosmic purpose as beacons of hope by showing us there is something to live for beyond just ourselves.

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Brad Kronen’s Welcome to the Zodiac Series – Sagittarius

Renowned astrologer Brad Kronen presents the archived recordings from his “Welcome to the Zodiac“(WTZ) series, a group of 12 introductory lectures originally broadcasted on blogtalkradio.com, each dedicated to one of the 12 signs of the Zodiac.  In each show, Brad explains everything you’d ever want or needed to know about those particular residents of that […]

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Ike & Tina Turner: The Duo that did Things “Nice and Rough”

Tina Turner.

Despite the two words listed above being associated with a famed celebrity whom much of the world adores and admires, they speak of a fabricated creation.

The surname of “Turner” represents a branding of Scorpionic control since it refers to the last name of its domineering creator. The significance of the first name is important only for its phonetic similarity to a female superhero from the world of comic books, Sheena, Queen of the Jungle.

Before the musical duo that was “Ike and Tina” is examined any further, some realistic truths must first be relayed. Much like how society’s perception of his natal sign has become more and more myopic in the present day, with only the most cartoon-like aspects of the unevolved Scorpio personality being noticed, Ike Turner is viewed by many in the 21st century strictly through a distorted lens of the most evil, villainous kind. Case in point, the character of Ike Turner from the film, “What’s Love Got To Do With It” ranked #4 in Vibe Magazine’s “Best Movie Bad Guys”.

Unbeknownst but factually true none the less, there is a lot more behind the man whose name will most likely go down in Rock History primarily as “that drugged up crazy dude who beat up Tina”.

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