Let's list the runners and riders...

'He's a pilgrim and a preacher and a problem when he's stoned

He's a walking contradiction
Partly truth and partly fiction
Taking every wrong direction on his lonely way back home'

'The Pilgrim' - Kris Kristofferson

If you take every direction possible, you'll head down plenty of wrong ones before you find your way, if you ever do. I've been taking some of the lesser followed paths in recent times. I've not found my way home, but I've found much to ponder, truth amongst the fiction. This blog is really  a place for me to work out which is which, but if someone does happen on it and wants to understand wtf I'm referring to perhaps a brief list of some of the places that I've found useful and some due credit to their creators would be useful: 

The Secret Sun - I really like the way Chris Knowles thinks and he sets out some deep subjects with wit and good humour alongside some perceptive analysis. There's a great crew following his posts in the Den of Intrigue, which is where I found the next site. 

Blogos - The Hermetic Lessons.  There's a mass of intriguing content here, stretching back several years and much of it beyond my ken. A world of Alchemy, Magick and the possibility of interactions with worlds and entities beyond our own. An accessible entry point could be the intriguing Unified Colour Theory, which I'll refer to in subsequent posts. 

Miles Mathis - Some of the most intriguing and well argued deconstructions of establishment views of history. History is not just bunk, it's bunkum squared. Is this site a 'Revelation of the Method', does Miles exist? Perhaps one day he'll write his own expose. Count nothing out. 

Quantum of Consicence - the Youtube home of Matt Mckinlay. There's another MM 13 x 2 synchro to keep my paranoia simmering nicely.  Matt is one of the most likeable voices I've come across. Again, leavens the darker side with good humour. Some very interesting spiritual insights but delivered with a self deprecating style that could almost grant him honorary English status, should he ever wish to have such a thing.  

The Illuminatimatrix - Bryan Kermilla is one of those one man band content creators that may walk the fine line between inspiration and insanity. I can't say I completely grasp his grand project, there's a lot of shooting and missing, but there's also some inspired moments of parallel drawing, language deconstruction, pattern recognition. The site is a sprawling wordpress blog that's so full of content that it's initially intimidating. 

Amalulla - like Bryan's site, a labour of love from one man. The message is bleak, cataclysmic destruction looms as the earth is subjected to a cycle of rebirth. There's analysis of ancient architecture, Masonic symbolism, religious texts and more. 

Symbolism Communication - in around 2019 a reader of the Q posts began to post interpretations of news articles based upon some of the concepts which had been raised by Q, particularly the idea that there was a hidden comms language in use in mainstream media. An initial following on Twitter was curtailed following the purging of accounts and he or she then resurfaced with a blog which has rapidly expanded. The world according to Symbols is very different from the one we know. Well known movies, tv shows, kids cartoons all may be carrying messages that most cannot recognise. What's more striking is their interpretation of the silly stories that somehow gain massive exposure, either at the end of a bulletin or within news sites and papers.  Learn the comms and never see the news in the same way again, 

There's more of course, but I think that's enough for one post.