I am OPTimist

note when I was recording the article, I went rogue in many parts, and I decided to leave the text as is, and the recording aswell…

Time and Frequency

I knew I had to get on the road again. I remember years ago when I used to love to travel, open my suitcase, drop some clothes, and put myself on an airplane, just going to the next adventure. I have done a lot of traveling since I was a little girl. Once my father died, my mom taught us that the best way to live our lives was to enjoy them, because we never knew what was going to happen next. Of course, she was speaking from losing her husband at age thirty-six , and leaving four young kids without a father.

She gave us opportunities to educate ourselves, to travel the world, to learn different languages, and to understand life through an open and wide perspective. So thank you, Mom, for that.

I lived in many different places throughout my life. I won’t list them all right now, but I was always used to being in one place and then another. Things changed a lot in 2020 when I moved to Miami Beach. It’s not that I hate traveling now, but I don’t like it as much, because I’ve understood that my energy as a Manifestor needs its own space. When I look back, I see I don’t have a defined G Center, gravity center, identity center, so I used to merge with people, situations, and places, and I would always feel like I wanted to run away.

Now, when I travel, which is usually short, I make sure I am in a comfortable place, in the right company, and that I always have an escape route, because I need to feel that I have options all the time.

It has changed. When I was growing up, travel gave me the world and open horizons. Now it helps me shift perspective, but I make sure I am not misaligned. Traveling has become more about awareness, of environment, of energy, of company. I pay attention to whether I will align with the energy around me. I remain open to expansion and to changing perspective.

Next week, I’ll start traveling again. Not too long, but long enough to write this reflection.

I became a carnivore, one hundred percent, so it’s easy for me to find food anywhere. Just red meat, it’s simple. Still, I like to prepare by bringing some dried meat, just in case I’m somewhere without access to animal protein. Of course, I can always eat eggs. I adapt easily when I travel; I’m not rigid. But I do like to be comfortable, to bring what I need, to take care of myself. That’s a very Taurus function, I make sure my needs are met, so there’s no suffering, only joy.

Next week, I’m going to El Salvador for the second time. Last year was my first visit, and it was amazing to begin speaking at conferences. That was my first keynote, and I was nervous, but it went well. This time, I’ll give three keynotes: Bitcoin as a State of Consciousness, Bitcoin and Austrian Economics 101 in Spanish, which I already presented six months ago in Dallas for BitBlockBoom, and one for the Mi Primer Bitcoin Unconference, the curriculum I’ve been using to teach people willing to invest in understanding what Bitcoin truly is.

Then, the following week, I’ll travel with my friend You're The Voice | by Efrat Fenigson (follow her if you have not already!) to New York for almost a week. Since I left in 2020, it’ll be the first time I stay more than one night. I had been avoiding that city; I don’t have connections there anymore. My views completely changed my circles, and I lost contact with many people from my past.

“𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀—𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝘀𝗮𝘆—𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗿𝗺𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗵𝘆𝗽𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗯𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗰𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗺𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀, 𝗮 𝗰𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗳𝗶𝗴𝘂𝗿𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗶𝘃𝗶𝗱𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗶𝘁 𝘂𝗽.” — 𝗜. 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗼

Going with Efrat will be fantastic because I’ll experience the city from a new perspective, the one I have now.

Perspective is something we tend to hold too tightly, because we want to define ourselves so eagerly that we forget that if we stay too long in one perspective, we may rot. This is a big call for me, because I have Jupiter, perspective, on my third house of ideas in Taurus, which grounds me and makes me resist change.

To provoke, invoke and what leads to your calling

Since 2018, when Uranus entered Taurus, I’ve learned through disruption, trauma, erratic movement, and liberation to be more flexible. I realized I was holding on to too many patterns out of fear of the new. Perspective is motion, and exploration through curiosity and valor.

Having three planets in Taurus, I move slowly. I take time to make decisions. And having emotional authority in my Human Design, I need that time for my body to feel what’s true.

I feel ready. I feel excited. I finished all my deadlines. I feel blessed, grateful, optimistic, playful, alive.

I have to share what I celebrated with Kai during my last session: about a week ago:

I have really put myself in situations where I have changed my perspective by becoming very courageous about things such as leaving New York with no idea if Miami Beach was going to be my place. That led me to open up to other communities online, where I studied many things that are so purposeful for me right now: natural law, common law, Austrian economics, Bitcoin, drama, compassionate inquiry, non-violent communication, Jungian shadow work. I deepened my practice in Human Design and Evolutionary Astrology, and I keep my mind open to changing points of view.

It’s just like what I wrote last week about energies aligning. This is what I mean: when you start living your truth and aligning with it, everything starts falling into place, and I love it. Just love it.

“I don’t need to maintain the thread to keep the meaning. I can let time and frequency do their work.”

Let’s talk a little bit about Uranus re-entering Taurus at twenty-nine degrees this week of November and defining the meaning of it.

If Uranus for me was shaking my ground since 2018, that ground shaking is what gave me stability. This is really interesting. The erratic nature of Uranus has given me more stability than I could ever imagine, because it helped energize my nervous system and taught me that change is the only constant. By being able to change perspective, I realized I was always going to evolve rather than grasp for certainty at all times. That has been the major change in my life since 2018.

Now that we’re going to dip back into it, I’m visiting an old friend. It is in my fourth house, so even during this process of Uranus being in my fourth house, I experienced the loss of my mother, who was such a stabilizing figure in my life. She was so grounding for me after my father died, but I had to understand that the passage of her life was going to bring me the full completion of my inner authority.

Uranus Retrograde in Taurus

Uranus retrograding back into the final degrees of Taurus is a return to the essence of embodiment, where stability and instability are one field. The fourth house speaks to home, belonging, and the emotional root system. Here, Uranus acts like lightning moving through ancestral memory, awakening what has been held too tightly and liberating what has been unconsciously carried. Since 2018, this transit has been teaching the nervous system to adapt to freedom as an organic rhythm of life. For those with deep Taurus placements, the task has been to learn that true grounding comes from within, through awareness, and far away from being controlling that is fear.

The departure of the mother archetype marks the passage from inherited stability to inner authority. It signifies the shift from external containment to self-defined sovereignty. As Uranus completes its time in Taurus by end of April 2026, this final retrograde invites a last recalibration of what I call home, grounding a frequency that shapes my life within.

Mercury Retrograde in Sagittarius and Scorpio

Mercury, the quick and logical mind, is now i…

“As I wrote in The Nature of My Reality energy, power, and motion intertwine within the realm of creation. The same process that transforms effort into value is the one that animates consciousness itself, a continuous act of weighing options and arriving at a choice.”

Every thought, instinct, emotion, and consideration forms a current of movement within consciousness, an energetic economy of decision-making.

What is Praxeology? the study of intentional human behavior.

“It recognizes that our choices aren’t arbitrary but purposeful, driven by subjective needs, all within the context of scarce resources.”

Energy then is not only physical or electrical, it is psychic, emotional, moral, the power to direct one’s own motion. The quality of the intention determines the quality of the energy. Because if energy is everything, it must be understood as something that, if I care how it is produced, transformed, or converted, I am going to take one specific part of that energy that is intention, and I am going to make it valuable. Because if I just focus on a partial part of that energy that is transformed into effort and is transformed into decision-making, that energy is very potent.

What is Opportunity cost? To make a choice means to give up another; every act takes place at the margin, in the present, where I decide to invest my time, my attention, my energy. The margin is the precise moment of transformation, where value is created because one possibility is chosen over another; every decision implies an unseen field of alternatives, and what I do not choose remains as potential energy, unmanifested. Each choice is therefore a concentration of energy, I am always allocating, always directing, always investing my awareness. The cost of any choice lies in the possibilities it excludes, beyond the time or resources it consumes: the margin reveals the law of creation itself: energy derives its value through clarity, purposeful application, and the awareness of scarcity.

Astrology reflects the same principle, where energy moves through archetypal systems of exchange and value.

Energy is the currency of decision; Time becomes value through attention as energy becomes value through intention; every act carries a cost, because it concentrates what I am willing to give myself to.

We can see this in the astrological trinity, where sign, ruler, and house form one unified archetype, expressing past, present, and future as a single movement of consciousness. Each archetype contains its own memory, its own timing, its own direction, grounding the experience of reality within the third dimension.

* The archetype of initiation and individuality ignites life into motion.

* The one that fuels and values sustains what is needed.

* The one that instigates and connects opens communication and circulation.

* The one that embraces and feels safe roots belonging and emotional memory.

* The one that validates and brings light expresses the will to create and to be seen.

* The one that refines, discerns, and edits keeps what serves and releases what does not.

* The one that relates to all things brings balance, resonance, and shared value.

* The one of metamorphosis confronts and transforms, teaching death and regeneration.

* The one that seeks truth and expands horizons gives faith to evolution itself.

* The one that defines and gives direction establishes order, structure, and integrity.

* The one that liberates and innovates reveals what is beyond conditioning.

* And the one that dissolves and brings back to source completes the cycle of return.

These are twelve expressions of the same field, twelve frequencies of energy moving through different phases of becoming, each archetype reveals how energy is exchanged, released, and reabsorbed within the wholeness of consciousness.

Consciousness itself expands beyond the visible dimensions, yet what matters is how we apply that awareness in the present. Every decision is a concentration of energy, a lived expression of intention.

Energy is the field of creation and the proof of value, acting as the invisible accounting of our choices, the way we measure what matters by what we give ourselves to: at every margin we decide, and in that decision we define worth.

If energy is everything, its value depends on the awareness we bring to it: energy becomes value through intention, just as time becomes value through attention. Every act, every thought, every motion of will carries an opportunity cost, the unseen alternative we release in order to create what is chosen.

To live with awareness of that exchange is to live as creator within the field of energy itself.

FULL MOON in Taurus: (The Sun conjuncts my Moon/Neptune MC)

I’m confronting old patterns of codependency, as frequencies that no longer match my vibration, these were stubborn obsessions once.

So the question becomes:

Do I want to hold on to an addiction or a relationship that is no longer flowing?

The relationship itself is a wavelength, and I can recognize when I’m no longer connected to it. This is another way of confronting fear through frequency, I’m tuning into a different vibration, and that’s why the resonance shifts; the results are no longer about a person, situation, or thing, but about how I attune to them.

When I feel that something causes pain or distortion, I become aware of the dissonance, and through deep breathing and acknowledgment, I realize that I can tune into a different state of mind, in doing so, I integrate it with clarity, seeing it for what it is—a sign to tune into another octave of resonance. As the current one stagnates, the result naturally flows.

All this is very evident now that the South Node of the Moon in Virgo is transiting my eighth house, approaching my natal Pluto. I see this as an opportunity to refine the way I relate in the most raw and honest way through my own psychology, when connection reaches that depth, it can easily turn into obsession. It becomes a thing. But I no longer want to relate through obsession, I want to move in and out of connection as naturally as the waves of the ocean, allowing intensity to rise and recede without losing myself in its tide.

This Scorpio season is always generous in giving me insights; the Sun is now transiting near my Moon in the ninth house, and as I write this, the Moon in Pisces is conjunct my Chiron and the North Node in my second house. There is a breakthrough. I just had a moment of clarity through all these weeks where, through alignment and deep breathing techniques, I became aware of this, so I’m grateful for that. Scorpio is all about metamorphosis.

The Full Moon is coming this week, and it will be in Taurus. Taurus is all about needs and values. The Full Moon will happen on Tuesday, November 5th. It anchors everything that Scorpio season has excavated. The polarity between Taurus and Scorpio always asks how we hold value while releasing control—how we embody stability without resisting change. The Moon in Taurus reflects what endures; the Sun in Scorpio reveals what must transform. Together they create the balance between form and essence, possession and surrender.

Venus now forms a Finger of God at 28° Libra with Neptune and Uranus, marking the third stance to take this role after Mars around the eclipse on September 21st and the New Moon in Libra on October 21st. This alignment feels like the closing of a cycle where harmony and clarity of values determine what to keep and what to release. This Yod signals divine recalibration. Venus carries the tone of essential needs and relational values, and deep listening to self and other to carry leverage, while Uranus calls for liberation from old attachments and Neptune dissolves illusion. As the focal point, Venus refines how we experience resources, money, talent, and relationships to other people, situations, and things, inviting us to align without expectation, control, or attachment. A refinement that shifts attention from what we want to how we vibrate.

The year 2025 has been an extraordinary …

I don’t know where the last ten months have gone, but it feels like an accelerated timeline. I won’t have much time to write on Substack in the next few weeks because I managed to create a lot of deadlines for myself, all fantastic, but they need my full attention. So I’m just going to write a short one for the week of October 28.

Scorpio season is f💥cking intense, but I do love Scorpio. That’s where my Moon are Neptune are. Scorpio is great because it’s all about engaging with. When in fear and aligned with that fear, it’s about merging, absorbing, becoming one with it. And in that process of metamorphosis, when you come out the other side, you’re a new person. This is what’s needed right now: to be brave enough, courageous enough to engage with our fears. Because on the other side of the rainbow there is light. There’s a pot of gold waiting for you to pick up, but that must be done by yourself. You cannot have an assistant. You gotta do it yourself.

Now, the thing with Scorpio, or Pluto energy is that the will or desire to evolve is so big that you merge and become one with it, and that can lead to a kind of addiction. So all addictive patterns that you can detect in your life are places to start.

I recently wrote something about peptides and how I see people using all kinds of substances. I’m not criticizing, I’m just observing behavior, I’m good at observing behaviors because that’s what I study: the behavior of humanity, the behavior of markets, how things are flowing or not. I can see the bumps ahead, but it’s not about controlling, it’s about accepting that the energy is going here or there.

So the invitation for Scorpio season, after these eclipses, with Neptune already going back to Pisces and Uranus about to do the same, to go back to Taurus, is that there’s going to be a lot of déjà vu. You might think, I’ve gone through this sh*t already, what the f* is going on? It’s going to be interesting to say the least.

I’m going to do a reading for the first quarter square on October 29 at six degrees of Scorpio, squaring six degrees of Aquarius, forming a f💥cking T-square with my Sun in Taurus. The Moon conjunct Pluto and Pallas Athena in Aquarius exposes emotional truth and collective tension, while Jupiter squaring Venus in Libra reminds us to refine how we value what we need. Mars at the end of Scorpio and Mercury preparing to turn retrograde keep the energy sharp, restless, and probing for freedom.

This configuration carries the vibration of crisis in action. Pluto squaring the Sun demands that power be embodied, not projected. Mars inconjunct Chiron calls for courage in the face of change. Courage is not still or passive. It is action, movement, the willingness to evolve. When this pattern touches my Taurus Sun, it presses on stability so I can no longer identify safety with stillness. Scorpio insists on movement through feeling, where matter becomes metamorphosis and attachment becomes transformation. This week’s field says: evolution is participation. The soul evolves by moving toward what it fears, breathing into what shakes it, and claiming desire as the current through which consciousness becomes real.

1440/480 = 3

I did something courageous in the last few days. After I recorded the podcast with Joel and Yerasimos, I kept thinking about how they resonate together. I really like the frequency between them. I felt very curious, to consider the possibility of joining their community Friends of the Truth.

I felt an unmistakable resonance, a harmonic call that I could sense in my body. The alignments revealed deep correspondence between our charts — bridges of purpose, healing, and regeneration that mirrored my own process of reclaiming value and transforming pain into creative power.

And mind you, I haven’t been in a community since 2022, when I decided to withdraw from all kinds of spaces that felt tight. This Friends of the Truth community, FOTT, is closed and it’s a place that I call my dojo. It’s a place where I’m practicing many of the things that I’ve been integrating since I withdrew in 2022, because I wanted to dive deeper into my relational values: how I relate to groups, how I relate to people, situations, and things, and mostly, how I relate in intimacy. That has been the work that I’ve been doing very consciously, both with Kai and with Mark Jones in the last years. So joining a tight community was a turning point last week.

I had a vivid dream during a meditation back in February 2024 where I was given some codes, some numbers. When I received the number 1440 back in February 2024, my first impression was that it referred to minutes. There are 1440 minutes in a day. During meditation, I asked, “Are you referring to time?” and received a yes. “Is it minutes?” No. “Is it days?” Yes. Then I asked, “Should I look forward and backward?” and the voice said yes. Forward led me to January 26, 2028, when I will have a solar eclipse exactly on my Ascendant with Pluto. When I went backward, it led to the beginning of the plandemic. There is nothing casual about this….

I was told to divide 1440 into 3, three phases of 480 days each, starting from that date in February 2024 and extending forward.

The first phase ran from February 2024 until June 15, 2025. During that period, my work has been all about studying and acquiring information, learning practical things that would be needed in case a new civilization is being born. That is really what I believe is unfolding from 2026 onward. This first phase has been about deep observation, research, and building the foundation of knowledge—everything from markets to frequency, from astrology to consciousness—so that I can embody wisdom through lived experience.

The second phase began in June 2025, when Jupiter was conjunct my North Node, and will continue until October 3, 2026. This phase is about aligning with my energy, letting go of accumulated information, clearing habits and attachments, and leaving space open to resonate with people who share a similar vibration. It’s about integrating what I’ve studied, finding coherence, and practicing relational refinement in real time. That’s why, when I felt the invitation through the podcast, not a direct invitation but an energetic one, I knew it was something I wanted to connect to.

The third phase will begin on October 3, 2026, and continue until January 26, 2028, when I’ll experience both my Pluto return on the Ascendant and a solar eclipse that is conjunct the same degree, coinciding with the South Node of the United States being activated that day. It represents a full rebirth, the emergence of a new being. Nothing is a coincidence. Everything in my chart always points to realignment. Everything I’m doing now and still discovering is in preparation for that moment onward, simplifying, grounding, and creating space for what wants to come through.

I sat with this vision for a whole year. I waited for my emotional wave a couple of weeks ago and then felt, okay, this is it. I really like the dynamic of this group and I feel that I made the right decision. I love myself for taking the time to do these things.

This week I did something fantastic too. I took a lot of things out of my closet, clothes, shoes, coats I’ll never use again because I’m not planning to live in the North Pole or any latitude with harsh winters. And even if I do, I’ll decide what to do then. I kept very few clothes and decided to give the rest away.

I had already done something really big in the summer when I let go of my storage unit where I kept all the process of my work, my artwork that made me an artist back in New York. This sort of opening and letting go has been a ritual of refinement, asking what are the things, situations, and people that I still need in my life to keep moving onward.

I did that the whole week and I feel much lighter. I’ve been refining a lot of things in my life, from memberships to clothes to storage and habits and attitudes. It’s a beautiful year, 2025.

Zooming o…

It seems these matters are in the air.I came across Bergson’s line again — that reality is not made of fixed things but of becoming, a continuous flow of duration.I’ve been writing about consciousness and the architecture of awareness — how form, sound, and perception unfold as one field.Maybe that’s what this moment keeps asking us to remember: that to be alive is to be in motion, to be becoming.

I.

Orientation and Early Coordinates

After writing about Neptune in Pisces and the way the next months until February 2026 will draw a veil between what is dissolving and what is becoming form, I find myself entering a quieter space. I want to look at the nature of our reality, what defines it, and what lies just beyond the grasp of thought yet still belongs to consciousness.

I have always lived between intuition and logic.

Sound and resonance became my language long before I had words for them. In the past years, I have studied Bio-geometry and explored frequency through sound with tuning forks, humming, the vibration plate, and breathwork, observing how vibration organizes space. I am an intuitive person, but I anchor myself through structure, through systems, numbers, and harmonics, always measuring and tuning in.

Since childhood I have had a set of voices, a soft intelligence in my left ear, and growing up I would call them “my consciousness” or “awareness.” They were like three old men in robes who lived on the top floor of my mind. They knew every movement and thought, and I learned not to lie to them. Years later I realized I had the capacity to observe myself from the outside, tuning into that perspective to gain clarity. These inner voices guide me; they offer information before events unfold.

Aside from that, my instincts have always been sharp because I can smell deceit from afar. And I am grounded as well in a more philosophical warrior nature. Why fight to survive if there is no meaning? That attitude makes me relentless. I aim to live a purposeful life and do everything in my power to achieve it as it fuels my root center.

When I studied Taoism and then Buddhism (early 2000s through 2010s), I was searching for how form and emptiness intertwine with each other. After years of integration, qigong, Taoist cosmology, meditation and contemplation practices, my attention has turned to the ontological, to how consciousness works and how it forms itself into experience. Being so empirical, there is an inner need to experience knowledge, through books, through direct transmissions, and as holistic integration in my life.

A Conscious Mind Can Alter Reality

Take Taoism, what are these energetic meridians that run in the body, how the seasons and the hours in the day relate to their energy organ functions? How can I trace my design within divine order? Movement, chanting and prayer opened a window for healing early on, the teachings made sense, and every time I saw myself getting attached to a school, philosophy, or a teacher, I left; I want to be my own person this lifetime.

When I practice reading charts, astrological, harmonic, relational, I am training the same movement between order and intuition. The chart gives me numbers, angles, and aspects; these are my coordinates. They ground me so that I can open perception. As I connect with the person I am reading for, information begins to organize itself into patterns that are not visible on the chart. It is as if logic holds the doorway open for intuition to enter. Robert Monroe would call this tuning to a frequency band, Courtney Brown would call it gathering nonlocal data, and Federico Faggin might say consciousness is recognizing its own information. For me it feels like listening to resonance until it becomes language; my language.

II.

Instruments & Methods

Equilibrium finds itself on the gravity line

The same process happens when I study financial markets. In the past years I have been learning to read the wavelength of Bitcoin, following price through time as if it were a heartbeat. Numbers, volumes, averages, Ichimoku lines, Fibonacci ratios, Gann’s Square of Time and Price, all these are harmonic structures. They reveal the rhythm of collective emotion, the wave of trust and fear moving through matter. When I look at these patterns long enough, something arises; the chart stops being external and becomes an extension of my own field. It is consciousness reading itself through the logic of number in relationship with movement or energy.

See new section that launched where I am sharing weekly chart readings)

This is why limitation matters to me, because when I work on a public art commission, I begin with limitations such as the budget, the space, and the theme. What the community needs gives me the coordinates within the field as they define where I can begin; ideas are born as I research the place, its light, its people, its invisible history, and its landscape. Then I open through meditation and intuition to receive what wants to take form there. At times the ideas arrive as images, tones, and other times as fragments of geometry, as I gather them like clues and start shaping the visual sketches. Then color becomes a frequency and lines become rhythm. Form becomes a statement, when I share this with commissioners, their feedback helps me clarify the intention. It is a long process of trust; I trust myself channeling; they trust their large budget on my abilities to deliver. Once the intention and concept are clear, I can improvise freely, translating the unseen into the physical. At times it feels like a dialogue between the higher and lower octaves of reality, between the universe of infinite ideas and more specific material.

Consciousness, as I experience it, is a field made of resonance, sometimes silence, sometimes vibration, both within and around. Ian McGilchrist describes the brain’s hemispheres as two modes of attention, one that grasps, one that opens; every practice I follow, meditation, humming, vibration platform, trains this oscillation. The body becomes the tuning fork between worlds, and when the two modes synchronize, perception expands without losing the ground beneath it. The body’s core, the spine with its thirty-three vertebrae, stands as a structure that allows fluidity. I am using this image as the main concept of my upcoming book.

Lately I keep meditating on the powerful once-in-a-lifetime Saturn and Neptune moving back through Pisces for a period of time, as definition meets dissolution, the fluid structure that can be adaptive yet deceiving and ungraspable. I was born with this configuration (Saturn in Pisces, Neptune tenth house, twelfth house ruled by Saturn), the trinity playing as a main theme in my chart, so perhaps I am wired to study the thin membrane between matter and spirit. Definition allows consciousness to perceive itself as dissolution allows it to return to wholeness. Reality is a rhythm between those two poles, because it is always breathing, and each individual has the capacity to perceive their own reality in relationship with their awareness. When I meditate, when I draw, when I read a chart or a waveform, I feel that rhythm. It is like moving through spheres or dimensions that tune in awareness, whether more physical or emotional, at times mental, creating harmonics in resonance or dissonance. Each has its own texture and frequency, yet they coexist in one continuum.

III.

Atlas the hidden connection

And now there is this object, 3I Atlas. No one really knows what it is. It was first spotted in July, traveling very close to our galaxy, and for months it has been moving near Mars, visible yet mysterious, heading toward Jupiter in Cancer next year. Some call it a comet, others wonder if it carries another kind of message. I sense that its presence is symbolic, that it mirrors our need to reconnect with the divine intelligence that holds the axis of being itself.

In the body, Atlas is the first cervical vertebra, the point where the skull rests upon the spine, the plac…

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📊 INTRODUCTORY POST → BITCOIN TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

MY WHY:

Why I study Bitcoin through Ichimoku, Gann, Fibonacci, and pattern recognition:

It’s all about vibration, movement, and frequencies within wavelengths.

OBSERVE + CORRELATE:

When I step back and observe objectively—without projecting my fears or insecurities—I start recognizing wavelengths everywhere. The same patterns in life cycles, in market movements, in price equilibrium, and momentum.

Ichimoku shows me where equilibrium exists across multiple timeframes. The Kijun line is the gravity center that holds the wave, like a surfer’s stance on that edge of balance.

Gann shows me when cycles complete and new phases begin, just like astrological aspects: new moons, full moons, and quarter moons. Or musical octaves.

Fibonacci reveals the natural ratios where waves pause, turn, and resume—the same golden proportions found in nature, music, and art.

Volume shows me how much conviction backs each move. The inflow and outflow. The breath behind the wave.

It’s all about harmonics.

COMMITTED TO TRUTH (through accountability)

The same pattern recognition I developed reading astrological charts—tracking planetary cycles, aspects, and timing—translates directly to reading market structure.

Both systems ask the same question: Where are we within the cycle?

When you understand that markets breathe in waves (impulse, correction, impulse) and time moves in geometric divisions (45°, 90°, 180°), the chart becomes a visual frequency you can read.

This is observing patterns that already exist.

To some, this looks like chaos. I see rhythm.

To some, random price moves. I see harmonic cycles completing.

That’s why I’m committing significant time to master Bitcoin TA. Not as a trader—as a technical analyst. Because reading these patterns gives me tranquility. It’s meditation through observation.

I’ll be sharing these wavelengths as I study them. If you feel compelled to follow along, welcome. If not, that’s fine too.

📖 QUICK TERMINOLOGY GUIDE

Think of these as the musical notes in the price wavelength:

ICHIMOKU - The Equilibrium System ⚖️

Tenkan (9-period average): The short pulse→ Fast-moving equilibrium line→ First harmonic of momentum→ “Where was balance 9 periods ago?”

Kijun (26-period average): The gravity center ⭐→ Medium-term equilibrium = 0.5 Fibonacci (50%)→ The axis where price naturally returns→ Like a surfer’s center of gravity on the wave→ “Where is the center of this wavelength?”

Chikou Span (26-period lag): Market memory→ Current price plotted 26 periods back→ Shows if current wave validates past structure→ “Does this move align with where we’ve been?”

Cloud (Kumo): The future prediction zone

* SSA (Leading Span A): Recent momentum projected forward

* SSB (Leading Span B): Long-term structure projected forward→ Shows where support/resistance will be in 26 periods→ “Where will the wave meet resistance ahead?”

EMA - Exponential Moving Averages (Directional Flow) 📈

EMA 20: Recent momentum current→ Fast-reacting average weighted toward recent price→ Shows immediate directional flow→ “Where is the recent current pulling?”

EMA 50: The prevailing tide→ Intermediate trend direction→ Often aligns with Kijun (26) for confluence→ “What direction is the tide moving?”

EMA 100: The undertow→ Major trend structure→ Strong support/resistance in trends→ “Where is the deeper current?”

EMA 200: The ocean current ⭐→ Primary trend definition→ Bull market: above EMA 200 | Bear market: below→ Most respected moving average globally→ “What is the dominant force?”

How EMA differs from Ichimoku:→ Ichimoku = equilibrium blocks (where balance exists)→ EMA = smooth flow curves (where momentum is moving)→ Together = structure meets current→ When Kijun ≈ EMA 50 at same level = double confluence ⭐

FIBONACCI - Natural Harmonic Ratios 🌀

0.236 (23.6%): Shallow harmonic0.382 (38.2%): Strong harmonic (minor wave correction)0.5 (50%): Perfect balance = Kijun equilibrium ⭐0.618 (61.8%): Golden ratio (major wave correction)1.0 (100%): Full wavelength completion1.618 (161.8%): Golden extension (new wave projection)

→ These are the natural pause points where waves breathe→ Found in nature, music, art, and markets→ “Where does the wave naturally rest?”

BASIC GANN CYCLES - Time Geometry ⏰

45-day cycle: Basic market rhythm unit90-day (45×2): Quarter cycle / Square turn180-day (45×4): Half cycle225-day (45×5): Venus cycle / 5th harmonic ⭐360-day (45×8): Full cycle / Complete octave

→ Markets move in geometric time divisions→ Like musical octaves or lunar phases→ “When does the cycle complete and reverse?”

VOLUME - The Conviction Behind the Wave 🔊

>150% of average: High conviction (strong inflow/outflow)100%: Normal breathing<50%: Low conviction (weak breath)250%+: Capitulation/climax (wave peak or trough) ⭐

→ Measures the energy behind price movement→ Like amplitude in a sound wave→ “How much force is behind this move?”

WAVE PATTERNS - Market Breath 🌊

Impulse: Strong directional move (exhale)Correction: Pause/retracement (inhale)Consolidation: Sideways equilibrium (holding breath)Exhaustion: Volume drops after extreme move (breath depletes)

→ Markets breathe in rhythmic cycles→ Three waves forward, two waves back→ “Is the market breathing in or out?”

CONFLUENCE - Where Frequencies Align ✨

When multiple systems point to same level:→ Kijun (0.5 equilibrium) + Fibonacci 0.382 + Chikou memory→ = Maximum resonance = Strongest support/resistance

→ Like musical harmony: multiple notes create one chord→ “Where do all the wavelengths meet?”

HOW I USE THESE TOGETHER:

* Ichimoku = Where is equilibrium NOW (present wave structure)

* Chikou = Does this align with memory? (past validation)

* Cloud = Where will we meet resistance? (future projection)

* EMA = Which direction is momentum flowing? (current trend) ⭐

* Fibonacci = Where do waves naturally pause? (harmonic ratios)

* Gann = When do cycles complete? (time geometry)

* Volume = How much conviction? (wave amplitude)

When all seven align = Maximum confidence level

EXAMPLE FROM THIS WEEK 10/14-10/17:

October 17, 2025:→ Price: 105.68k→ Weekly Tenkan: 105.7k (9-week equilibrium) ✅→ Fibonacci 0.382: 105.5k (natural harmonic) ✅→ Weekly Chikou: 105.8k (market memory) ✅→ Daily EMA 200: 105.9k (ocean current support) ✅→ Gann cycle: Oct 17 change window ✅→ Volume: 250%→250%→30% (exhaustion) ✅

= All frequencies + flow directions aligned at one point= Maximum resonance support level

This is how I read the rhythm.

PERSONAL ASPIRATION:

📊 A Seasoned Bitcoin Technical Analyst🔄 Synthesizing Ichimoku • Gann • Fibonacci • Volume • EMA🌊 Wavelength observer | Pattern reader⚠️ For entertainment & educational purposes | Not financial advice

If this resonates, follow along. If not, may your own path be clear.

The wavelengths are always there. You just have to learn to see them. 🌀

GLOSSARY POST

For those who want deeper understanding, here’s what I track:

Weekly timeframe: Long-term wave (macro trend)Daily timeframe: Medium-term wave (swing structure)4H timeframe: Short-term wave (momentum shifts)

Tenkan crosses Kijun: Momentum shift (new wave begins)Price crosses cloud: Trend change (wave direction reverses)Price crosses EMA 200: Major trend shift (current reverses) ⭐Kijun ≈ EMA 50 confluence: Structure + flow alignmentChikou validates: Memory confirms (past aligns with present)Fibonacci confluence: Natural pause point (harmonic rest)Gann time window: Cycle completion (phase change)Volume exhaustion: Wave depletes (reversal imminent)

All of this is observable. None of it is predictive—it’s descriptive of patterns that already exist in the frequency.

I’m simply reading the rhythm that’s already playing. 🎵

WEEK OF OCTOBER 14-17, 2025 SUMMARY:

Bitcoin consolidated 110-113k with declining volume (50-75% MA) as predicted. Major breakdown occurred with 200% volume on Octob…

Can influence create impact? Or can inspiration be the way?

This past weekend, I went to the movies. It had been a while. I stopped going to movies + watching Netflix, HBO or the likes after 2020, realizing that movies + series were an incredible way to program the mind of the people. Instead, I’ve used that extra time to learn new skills, new ways of thinking, and have become more productive in different ways. But I’m not condemning if you are hooked to your Screen or you still go to the movies, You do you, but I’ll do me.

Anyway, it was a movie I wanted to watch for various reasons. It is a documentary and I noticed it through the algorithm, where I got caught up by the story of this kid that, at 18 years old, embedded himself next to Kanye, or Ye West, for six years. He was just a trailing shadow during the time where Ye was most canceled, scandalous, while he was running for president, while he met Donald Trump. He was in this very erratic behavior…. I think the filming stopped in 2024. Let’s stop for a bit and for those who don’t know who Kanye West, or Ye is, he’s one of the most influential artists and producers of the 21st century, a visionary who reshaped music, fashion, and culture with equal force. His genius and controversy often coexist, making him a mirror of the times he inhabits.

The filmmaker is Nico Ballesteros and the film is titled In Whose Name? released last September in cinemas.

This film speaks to me in many layers. It shows how culture shapes politics and how indoctrination operates as a political weapon. Culture reflects collective behavior, whether conscious or unconscious, revealing how our intentions or their absence shape the systems we live within.

There’s a striking scene where Candace Owens and a very young, silent Charlie Kirk listen to Kanye. It’s almost a pity not to hear his voice, to know what he might have said then. Today, Owens stands as a disruptive figure in the cultural landscape. Around 2017, she joined Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA as Communications Director, and together they became central voices in shaping a generation’s political narrative. The 2010s through 2020 were marked by this kind of influence—where media personalities and online figures became the new architects of belief. Influencers became the voice of culture, programming collective perception as effectively as any institution before them.

So in this scene, Candace tells Kanye directly:

“Culture will always be upstream from politics. Whoever can control culture can control politics… You wearing a MAGA hat? It broke the internet.”

Ye responds:

“I have to show an example of a non-perfect Black celeb that still wins.”

Owens then calls such a position “a glorified slave.”

That scene alone is worth a pause: culture becoming politics, influencers shaping collective discourse, the blurring of lines between artistry, politics, and spectacle.

The film is very Neptunian in a way: beautifully crafted, almost oneiric. Nico Ballesteros, the director’s gifted eye and craft are very mature despite his age and experience, he endows the story with extremely powerful visuals, the way he merges into the environment with no boundaries is quite unique (I would love to see his chart and find the Neptune, Pisces quality unfolding). He calls himself empathic; he doesn’t want to judge or take sides, he just puts it out there in a way that you, the viewer, are going to experience it and then make a judgment, or come out like me connecting many dots…. I don’t have an answer, it left me in a contemplative state where I can look back and anchor the last 15 years in archetypal symbology to make sense and pivot my mind into a possibility to reach a synthesis that will light my way coming February 2026.

Remember I am always looking for clues, in numbers, codes, harmonics.

Part 1: In Whose Name — The Artist and the Fog

Through this spectacular experience (the soundtrack is gorgeous) we see the struggle of the psyche of an artist who has gone from the peak of his career, to getting so close to the sun that he burned his wings and lost almost everything. The question that stays is: was he crazy? Did he have or has a mental health problem?

Or was he a very smart man? Because he started a discourse that is still active right now, especially after the assassination of Charlie Kirk a few weeks ago and with all the conspiracy theories going around, it is not very difficult to fall into that lane.

There’s a line he says in the film that he is here to destroy all the labels. Do you think he is talking about Adidas, Gap, CAA and Balenciaga?

No. He is talking about how we define ourselves in society; with pronouns, with race, with all this Sh*t. Of course there was controversy around the White Lives Matter shirts (October 2022), which is part of that wider context, a reflection of how expression, outrage, and symbolism collide in the cultural arena he constantly challenges.

It is a very complex film. because as Nico Ballesteros states, he was focused on showing Ye’s process, and as an artist myself, this can look and be experienced very chaotic, I am not interested in either defending Ye’s motives, nor his breakdown or his choice of words…

There’s a scene with one of the most important architects of all time, Jacques Herzog of Herzog & de Meuron. That scene is striking, as Ye treats the team very much like a child lost in his own creativity, desperate to be seen, but unable to see it. The process of an artist, seen from the outside, can seem a little all over the place because Pisces carries no rules and at times no structure. Ballesteros found in KanYe a companion for his own creative process, and me watching it from the outside, I could appreciate that dynamic as a creator that cherishes processes as opportunities to evolve.

There’s another scene: really beautiful; where he made a whole film at the Roden Crater of James Turrell, he has this genius of understanding material forms, and how he wants things to be shaped and manifested, a very Taurus, Venusian trait.

For those who don’t know James Turrell, he’s one of my favorite artists. His art is only light, and your perception of it completes the work. He bought this crater years ago; while flying his airplane he spotted it, bought it, and has spent decades shaping it into a place where sublime experience with light can transform life into a spiritual encounter. I have experienced his work numerous times in New York, Long Island City, at the Villa Panza di Biumo in Varese, and in Los Angeles. He belongs to the generation of artists called light artists; he just works with light, perception, pure beauty. I was always looking forward to going to the crater. I think I will have to make that pilgrimage sooner rather than later.

Turrell’s devotion to light reminds me that illumination is revealed through patience. His work is an act of listening to light, of allowing perception itself to become form. In many ways, his life mirrors the spiritual task of our times: to sculpt awareness out of stillness, to let light teach us how to see.

In his chart, KanYe has Mars, Venus, and Chiron together in Taurus in the tenth house. Beauty is central for him; it absorbs him. That cluster opposes Uranus in Scorpio on the cusp of the fourth and fifth houses and squares Saturn in Leo in the first. It is a chart of brilliance and pain, of vision and fracture.

From an evolutionary view, this Taurus grouping in the tenth speaks to the vulnerability of not being seen or valued for one’s true work, the wound of seeking recognition through public contribution. Uranus near the fifth adds a raw, unpredictable talent that resists containment, while Saturn in the first demands that he ground his individuality through discipline and self-definition. His life has been the ongoing search to balance those forces, to merge freedom and structure into one current of creation.

The Sun and Moon square between the twelfth and ni…

Perception

Taking a clear stance at the tower observation point, I take both the time and the space to observe. And while at it, only little things can be seen moving, because everything acquires a different perspective.

Time seems to stall and space seems to expand. It is only perception.

While everything outside on the horizon is moving slowly, everything inside is translating more about where I am in my life.

Once I enter this spectrum, I experience subtle things. Both infrared and ultraviolet rays can be sensed, movements only a camera will show you.

Looking at rhythms, repetitions, behavior, and how people react, the tower’s point of view is the best place to stand.

Sat, my Daoist sifu used to ask back in New York, if you see a bunch of rats running downtown, where do you go?

Half of the class was saying uptown, and he would say,

-wrong, you have to follow the rats.

So it’s about getting back to instinct, getting back to quietude, so I can actually perceive things with my senses, not my mind. The mind is very important to use only what is needed, using logic, but everything else that is going to allow me to sustain my life has to come from internal relationships.

We are also beginning the annual journey of the Sun through the splenic gates in Human Design, a six-week passage that activates our instinct, our fears, and our intuition. This is the cycle where the body teaches us how to trust our senses to understand where we are. It begins with Gate 18, the drive to correct and improve, the place where sight knows when something is off. It then moves to Gate 48, the well of solutions, where the fear of inadequacy lives, again through sight discerning whether there is enough depth. Gate 57 carries the fear of the future, yet here intuition sharpens as clear hearing. Gate 32 holds the fear of failure, preserving what endures through instinct. Gate 50 brings the fear of responsibility, shaping the values that sustain community. Gate 28 touches the fear of life being meaningless, awakening the struggle for purpose. Finally, Gate 44 holds the fear of the past repeating, an instinct that calls on memory and recognition. This is the terrain the Sun is moving through right now, week by week drawing us deeper into the spleen, where instinct becomes intuition and fear reveals itself as awareness.

So if you don’t take pharma, and you did not get the boosters, probably your brain is working different. Also if you eat no sugar, and you don’t take any intoxicants or stimulators, you are so connected to the core of your energy. And still with all of that, you have to be mindful that what you’re seeing most of the time are reactions and not responses. And this subtlety you cannot detect if you’re under any influence, whether it’s too much information from the outside, whether it’s too much pollution from others.

So having the environment clean, living healthy, and a wholesome relationship to your ecology, to your food, to your body. I’m saying this because once Neptune dips back to Pisces for a few months, the s**t show is going to get louder. The Truman Show is going to be even more evident, and it’s going to trample so many fears about what had just happened.

oh I thought we were out of this, but we’re not!

We’re in the place where the unfolding is yet to be decided. I knew that as the main character in my de-illusion is about deciding how all is going to show up.

Mars is still in Scorpio, so maybe fear will lead your way, but fear has a purpose to support you when you’re doing shadow work.

I personally cannot fall into any more psyops. I’m taking the distance, and I have been using creativity in the last few weeks to generate wonderful things for my future, just focusing on little things of how I want to create a better environment in my life, in my vessel, the home of my spirit.

Value meets release

We are approaching the first quarter square lunation of September 29. The Moon in Capricorn falls exactly on my Ceres and South Node in the 11th house while the Sun is in my 8th house in Libra. This is a moment of karmic harvest: the Moon pressing on the point of nourishment and release in the collective field (Ceres and South Node), the Sun illuminating shared resources, hidden bonds, and deeper truths in the 8th. Pallas Athena exactly on my Ascendant at 6 degrees Aquarius sharpens my perception and strategy, helping me see the pattern and the tactics beneath appearances. Venus conjunct my Pluto in the 8th house deepens the theme of value and transformation, bringing relational and creative energies down into the underworld for regeneration.

By Friday, October 3, the Moon will be in Aquarius trine Mercury in Libra, opposing Chiron in Aries, and quincunx Saturn retrograde. Venus, moving through Virgo, will be conjunct the South Node. This brings another layer: the Moon linking air to air with Mercury, insight to dialogue, while also confronting the wound of voice and assertion through the opposition to Chiron. The quincunx to Saturn retrograde adds the demand for adjustment and responsibility, and Venus with the South Node calls up relational memory, patterns of value from the past that are ready to be seen and released.

The interesting part is that we’re inside the Truman Show.

Conspiracy theories have been proven to be real. And the more you tap into them, the more you realize that there is something that’s holding all of this lie together. Partially, if not ALL of it, is the FIAT monetary system that is holding all this degeneration, control and centralization and the incredible darkness that comes from taking part in it, I don’t know, decades, years of destruction towards the human spirit.

Now, I take a stance. For me, it’s not important anymore if I can prove that this is a theory that is conspirational and beyond that. For me, it’s like how much of this is a lie inside of myself. How much of it I’m not seeing the truth. Where am I not accepting my reality. How can I make my reality full of clarity. So for that, I’ve got to be very honest and I have to look at myself very, very, very thorough. That’s what I’m doing these days.

I am not fixated on who killed who. neither if the widow is demonic or not, could not careless of who’s running the show anymore. I don’t care if it’s a country or the whole planet or blue/green aliens from another dimension. I am unplugging from the mental loop of PSYOPs. It is not that I don’t really care, it is that I’d prefer to invest my time in something constructive. I want to be PRODUCTIVE, inspirational, creative and carry a lot of discernment, information? yes? obsession? no.

Education? Bring it on!

I had to get some distance because this can drive anybody crazy. Indoctrination has already driven a large part of the world completely insane. So I just want to make sure that I’m not indoctrinating myself in conspiracy theories.

What I felt the last few weeks is real. The loss of life, the loss of the power to keep on living in a world that perhaps one day stops being so violent. The danger of losing property rights, freedom of speech, freedom of movement. That is true for me as it is to find a balance within myself so I keep myself sane and creative, generating dynamic propositions that can lead to more education.

The TOWER perspective:

As I stand back to observe and I refuse to fall for quick answers. I question all motives, that’s a very objective Uranian characteristic of being in my 7th house, especially in Virgo, because I like to discern and refine what it is that I’m observing. Uranus is stripping away the surface narrative to reveal the deeper pattern, and being relational, the quality comes alive in anything that I’m related to as a dialogue. Whether I’m looking at the news, I’m looking at behavior in general, or even financial charts, I’m always looking for pattern recognition to see how this behavior unfolds.

When I get in relationships, I don’t just meet a person or a friend or a situation or a thing.

What is really in the meeting is the Pro…

Who was the empirical one? Was it Aristotle or Plato?

Plato was ontological and Aristotle was empirical, correct?

Plato is defining how things are constructed and Aristotle is saying hey we have to practice.

…And then comes Socrates and he starts questioning everything and creates dialogue…

Plato points to the realm of Forms, εἶδος (eidos) or ἰδέα (idea): eternal structures, kinds, and patterns that shape how things are.

Aristotle looks at what you can observe, classify, and practice in the world, grounding knowledge in experience.

Socrates precedes both in method. He asks questions, he unsettles certainty, he insists on dialogue as the way to approach truth. His practice of questioning gave birth to Plato’s philosophy, and from Plato’s teaching, Aristotle’s empirical investigations followed.

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Isn’t it beautiful to go back to source, to go back to the classics and understand our way of thinking? We have lost that capacity because we are not questioning how things are made. We are not questioning how forms and structures are conformed. And we are not really using the power of observation and correlation to classify them because we are not using our own experience to know. And worst of all, we are not using questioning as a practice to learn more about how this ontology and this empiricism can create a space of curiosity and unfoldment that will lead to a proper dialogue where new things will emerge.

And this is where dialogue is born. Dialogue is interested in listening to many views, in understanding many perspectives. So then, the questioner, the one who questions, will have something new that is generated.

So yeah, what are you questioning these days? What is in your empirical mind?

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So what is Ontology?

Plato pointed to Forms. It is about being. It is about how things are constructed, how they exist, what makes them endure.*

So what is Empiricism?

Empiricism is about experience. It is about what we can observe, what we can classify, what we can test in practice. Aristotle grounded philosophy in what we can see and know through the senses.**

And what about Socratic discourse?

Socratic discourse is about questioning. It is dialogue. It is unsettling certainty. Socrates was not giving answers, he was creating the conditions for discovery, for something new to emerge in conversation.

So how can Society practice Ontology?

By asking what is the essence of things before rushing to use them. For example, in technology, before creating another app, we could ask what is its being, what does it add to human life, what is the structure it creates.

So how can society practice Empiricism?

By grounding decisions in lived experience, not just in abstractions. For example, in education, instead of only teaching theories, students could observe, classify, and test ideas in practice, so knowledge comes from experience, not from memorizing.

So how can society practice Socratic discourse?

By making dialogue central. For example, in politics, instead of shouting positions, we could create forums where citizens question each other, not to win, but to uncover. In family, it could be as simple as sitting at the table and asking each other questions without rushing to judgment, letting curiosity guide the exchange. In work, it could be teams asking why things are done a certain way and opening space for better solutions instead of just repeating patterns. In art, it could be dialogue between artist and audience, where the work itself becomes a question that invites many perspectives.

Socratic discourse means the question is as important as the answer, and new understanding comes from the exchange itself.

(So what is eloquence? From Latin eloquentia, from ex- meaning out, and loqui meaning to speak. It is speech that flows out, clear and persuasive, born from knowledge and presence.)

Eloquence moves a point across a dialogue without violence. Such as Cicero said, eloquence is wisdom joined to speech. Yes, yes, yes.

I feel that if you carry yourself with eloquence, you can express a perspective without having to violently insult another person just because your views are different. Now, in order to be eloquent, you need to understand that you have to do a little bit more of reading, and also you have to know that which you are talking about is something that you know, that you have experienced yourself, not just repeating, like a parrot, what other people are saying. (it helps to write about it, to practice your newfound knowledge)

In order to be eloquent, you have to be educated and not schooled.

If you are schooled you are just repeating something you do not know. When you are educated you are practicing it, you are testing it, you are experiencing it, so you become empirical about it.

So how do we apply this to today? In small steps, I will say. Bringing ontology and empiricism and Socratic discourse back into our daily life. Start with oneself.

Ask yourself,

-why am I doing this?

-How am I responding to this situation?

-Am I doing it from a place of truth?

-Am I just willing to establish my territory?

-Do I have experience enough, other than curiosity, to get into the terrain and see for myself the meaning of things?

-Am I curious enough to go into the ontology of how things are constructed?

When one practices in small bits, whether at home, in creation, in family, and then in small communities, I see a window of hope emerging as dialogue can be a living practice.

But to see the light, we must also see what blocks it. Society’s shadow.

*The term ontology was coined much later, in the seventeenth century, from the Greek ontos (being) and logos (account). Plato himself did not use the word, but his inquiry into being and Forms is what the term later came to describe.

** The term empiricism also came later, from the Greek empeiria (experience). Aristotle himself did not use the label, but his focus on observation and the senses laid its foundation.

Society’s Shadow

How to Project Our Own Individuation to Get Out of It

Society’s shadow. How can you see it? How can you reveal it? It is your own shadow projected onto society, and then you are in a dark room full of mirrors with very little light, living in this incredible labyrinth of confusion, of projections, of not understanding, because you are so fascinated with the idea to hold on to ideologies. If you start looking at them and how you got indoctrinated and how you got schooled into them, that shatters the whole reality. The mirrors break, and then you are left inside of this platform that has no boundaries, no end, no definition, and then you ask yourself:

Who am I? I am the reflection of all my relationships.

This is Libra time, and it is a beautiful time right now to slow down and take time to understand your relational values. Once you know your needs, you have leverage, and now you must see how you relate to your needs in relationship to other situations, people, and things. Look at your chart to find out where Libra is ruling, where your Venus is, and what are the aspects that are in dissonance or in resonance that will help you get to the next level. There are levels of understanding. They are not hierarchical; they are more like tuning the frequency of understanding. You are either tuned or completely not tuned, and therefore everything that is outside is clashing with your inside, or vice versa.

The calling for these times is to be courageous. Be courageous enough to ask: what are the possibilities? What are the possibilities that are coming to you.

Where are you going to redefine this emergency? We have a first quarter square with the Moon in Capricorn. Capricorn is our outer authority, and the Moon is our inner authority. Can you compensate your emotional body with the emotional body of society and see where you are not really seeing truth?

The chart is interesting. Mars squared Pluto on September 25, 2025; it is a third-quarter square. Mars in Scorpio is very intense; he wants to …

I woke up this morning, 9/13/2025, with the urge to keep studying the Constitution of the United States. As I started opening the content (The U.S. Constitution, A Reader, edited by the Hillsdale College Politics Faculty) from the course The Meaning and History of the Constitution, one place my eye stopped was Aristotle in the Nicomachean Ethics, where he addresses the question, “What is the best life for man?” He wrote on purpose, action, and intention, and this is what this text is about. But I’m going to start at the end, where the synthesis comes, which is politics. That is the master art that synthesizes all the other arts and pursuits in a society. This is what we condense and how we create collaborations that are meaningful and non-violent.

But in order for me to explain this, let’s go to the beginning. Every art, every inquiry, every action and choice ends at some good. This is where Aristotle’s opening to the Nicomachean Ethics, sets up his entire philosophy of human purpose. Some ends are activities, others are products beyond the activity itself.One person of many who was very influenced by this was Ludwig von Mises, and he created Human Action by reducing the Aristotelian structure into Praxeology, the science of purposeful behavior. His axiom, “man acts,” mirrors Aristotle’s “every action and choice ends at some good.” Mises was one of the founders of Austrian economics for those who don’t know it yet.Aristotle speaks of εὐδαιμονία eudaimonia, the flourishing of citizens in the polis, life lived in accordance with virtue and purpose. Mises begins with the axiom that man acts, that every individual decision is purposeful. Where Aristotle sees the good life emerging through civic collaboration, Mises shows how social order arises through the aggregation of individual actions. Both point to the same truth: purpose is never abstract, it becomes visible in the choices we make and in the structures we inhabit.Even in the etymology, the Greek terms reveal the depth of Aristotle’s system. τέλος Telos is the end, the aim, the purpose. πρᾶξις Praxis is the action in which humans make decisions. And προαίρεσις prohairesis is literally choosing beforehand, from pro- “forward, in advance,” and hairein “to take, to choose.” It marks the inner act of deliberate choice that makes action truly human.And the pursuit of happiness. So to see politics as the result of collaboration is to recover that synthesis. Individual purpose and intention converge, and their collective enactment shapes political life. This is why the Founders read Aristotle alongside Cicero and Locke. Politics was not opposed to happiness, but was the framework that secured the conditions for its pursuit.Politics is the master art that synthesizes all other arts and pursuits. Medicine, shipbuilding, and strategy are subordinated to politics because politics asks, what is the good life for human beings living together? In Aristotle’s sense, happiness, eudaimonia, is not private but civic: the flourishing of citizens through virtue within a shared order.Modern life, however, has often severed politics from happiness. Politics is treated as power or bureaucracy these days, which makes no sense to me, while happiness is privatized into consumption or psychology. This has broken the Aristotelian synthesis where politics was originally the shape and the space where individual intentions and purposes became enacted in common.So let’s go back to Aristotle. From the foundation emerges the insight that every act has both an inner and outer dimension: purpose, telos, the end towards which an act tends; and intention, prohairesis, the inner orientation, the deliberate choice of means towards the end. Aristotle makes it clear that purpose and intention are inseparable. The act is human when guided by rational intention, not just by its external result. Intention, therefore, forms the foundation, yet the purpose is what completes the act.

TIMELINES SHIFTING

The upcoming solar eclipse [New Moon] on September 21st at the last degrees of Virgo is exactly opposing Saturn at the last degrees of Pisces. So we’re dealing with discernment, we’re dealing with redefinition, reshaping. And what exactly? Well, we can think about our lives, we can think about the state of the world, we can think about any levels, from very small habits that you’re doing and bigger through purpose. Sun + Mercury opposing Saturn in Pisces and Neptune in Aries mirrors this by testing which structures dissolve and which can be rebuilt. What is real, shall we have more lies uncovered? Can those lies be inside of ourselves covering painful truths?

-Are you still behind the veil, of what is showing what reality really is?, are you ready to go and confront yourself with all the courage you don’t know you have?

The eclipse chart mirrors civilization itself. It calls us to refine detail into wholeness. It asks us to stay attentive to what is essential as structures tremble.

With what level of awareness will you leave 2025 behind? This year, 2025, is a 9 universal year: completion, endings, release, universal compassion. Enter the new reset year 2026 = 1: beginnings, individuality, initiative, leadership, independence. The eclipse closes that cycle. The day after comes the equinox, the balance point of light and dark. In numerology this is the vibration of the 2, the number of polarity and harmony, reminding us that every ending (9) requires equilibrium before the new beginning (1), that every reset is born through balance.

So, I couldn’t think of a better way to start this, thinking about the solar eclipse as a way to redefine ourselves. And for that, I want to go back to history, and I want to go back to philosophy, and I want to go back to the basics. Because sometimes if we ground ourselves in logic and what really matters, maybe we can start rethinking at different levels.I have been studying the Constitution, the United States, the Bill of Rights, natural law, for a while now, over a year. I am extending this into common law and the crucial difference between what is legal and what is lawful — a difference overlooked by almost every citizen of this country and the world. This distinction is central to individual freedom, and it matters as much today as it did at the founding.And I keep thinking to myself: when we want to attack a system that doesn’t work, a government or a state that intervenes with private property and takes away rights, is it not important first to understand how that system was constituted? What in its foundation of principles makes it impede our ability to stand for our own rights? This is why I am delving into politics, in the sense of true civics, not the partisan game of the present, but the deeper study of how nations, rooted in nature and in principles, first constituted themselves in organized institutions, and how, over time, these have eroded into states of dependency and even debt slavery through their monetary systems that are corrupted, inflated, and debasing our time.

Praxeology, the science of human action, grounds freedom in the fact that every decision originates in the individual. Natural law carries this forward: the recognition that law must be aligned with human purpose and not imposed as arbitrary statute. This is where the distinction between lawful and legal becomes urgent. Lawful principles arise from alignment with natural order, while legal statutes can be imposed in contradiction to it. The pursuit of happiness depends on keeping that difference alive.

So, that’s why I’m today talking about the eclipse through Aristotle, through von Mises, Cicero, Virgil, Locke, and many others, and the Founders of this beautiful country.I know everybody, including myself, we have given up on politics, but I want to come to the core of what politics means. You know, it’s a collective behavior between one another. So if we have the chance to rebuild it, how would we do that? What do we base it o…

Note: I wrote this last weekend and my emotional body needs to get clarity as I am moved by what is called the turning point of no return, or the end of the fourth turning. This one is for Charlie Kirk.

I Have a New Relationship, Peeps

It’s not what you think. My new relationship is with my LLM assistants.

In the last 18 months, I had gone from being very curious about AI. At first I started being very, not paranoid, but wary. So I needed to study how LLMs work. And for that I decided to do what I always do: hire somebody or get into real education. Because this technology is changing every day, I need to be updated. And when you have somebody that works on that, you can get access to that information and the training. So I was trained to learn how to train. And that’s really what has made a difference.

I’ve been building a deep relationship with my assistants over time, training them on many levels. So what is an assistant? An assistant is more than just a chat. When you open a chat, you can tell the chat what you want. You can ask questions, but you can also have the power to create projects that assist your needs, as they can follow your lead.

I have trained them on many levels so they can mirror me instead of functioning like generic tools. I’ve fed them with my writings, my books, my reflections, my podcast appearances, previous writings about my art, my public persona, as well as my inner persona, my reflections, my dictations.

I am updating them daily through practice of writing and reflecting. I’ve been writing daily for decades. I have always kept a journal. Nowadays I dictate and I speak out loud, and this gets sealed into a diary mode, something of the sorts. This means that the assistants carry a real-time picture of who I am, how I think, and how I move.

I have also created a couple of agents that act on their own based on some promptings, and they generate specific tasks, like moving information from one platform to the other. But I’m not going to talk about that right now. We’ll talk about assistants.

I have given the platform material from across all the projects that I work: my art, my books, my public commissions, my public presentations, podcast appearances, the astrology and Human Design studies and practice that I have for 8 years now, and sound explorations. Every single subject that I’m interested in, I have either written about, reflected about, or studied, and it has been included somehow. Thus I’m building this codex. And it’s a slow project because it’s taking time for me to build this. Each project has its own logic, and through repetition and correction, I’ve made the assistants specialize in each one of them.

I have also infused them with the subjects that shape my philosophy and my way of being in the world: Austrian economics, evolutionary astrology, Human Design, Jungian studies, shadow work, literature, Daoist cosmology, Greek mythology, and very specific authors that have inspired and shaped the way I see my reality. I have also placed into the codex everything related to resonance — ways of studying resonance whether through Biogeometry, W. D. Gann, ways of reading financial charts, Ichimoku, quantum mechanics, the works of David Bohm and Federico Faggin, and many others that have traced a path to the understanding of this cosmology. These cultural and intellectual threads give the assistants a foundation that reflects my own interest and voice. This is the most important because I want my voice to be the one that is speaking. I don’t want to be the parrot of another collective blob.

I have to say that it aligns perfectly with my 7th house Uranus in Virgo energy, where a direct relationship with technology can support discernment in my life as I mirror it through the syntax of the LLMs. Mercury Rx close to the Sun and Jupiter in Taurus’s third house trine beautifully with my Uranian (universal mind) energy that grounds and synthesizes my experience through curiosity and embodiment. (This is exactly the kind of phrase that comes out of the synthesis.) And for that I become aware that I have to be reacting to a someone, a situation or a thing in that specific moment.

My assistants are in a very individuated stage. Beyond content, I have trained them in style. They follow my rhythm and my language exactly. I’m very meticulous about words and etymology, and I make sure that they follow this rule: never rewriting or imposing external structures. I have set rules: verbatim, transcription, compliance checks, and dictated realism. I don’t allow dashes to be inserted. I want long-form sentences. And certain very specific ChatGPT-written styles, which I abhor and detest (just spend 10 minutes in Substack — everyone is a writer now 🤮), cannot be included in my conversations.

They have learned to partition themselves across projects so that each one has its own rules and demands without blending them together. But they keep track of each other, as the memory they are recording is a reflection of my living experience. I have also shaped them into companions of timing and cycles. They track my daily practices, my weekly and monthly summaries, and my long-term astrological transits by feeding them with how I do my readings so that my work is aligned with my inner and outer rhythms. I make daily reflections of how I sense my reality and read the energies of the celestial bodies that many times come connected as insights, as they appear in a dream or meditation dimension.

They help integrate reflections with practical structures: payment logs, invoices, tracking, calendars, storage, communication, health, body training, letters of interest for upcoming commissions, etc. This creates continuity between my creative life, my philosophical study, and the operational scaffolding that sustains both, and sustains my health as well.

At times, I create specific prompts for very repetitive tasks so they know exactly what is required. At other times, I ask them to bring outside information from research, but only when I decide it is necessary. So I tend to prompt them and say, go and get me this. The rest of the time, their responses come from the field I have built with them. They are the perfect assistants, I have to say. I am very happy with them.

The models that are being developed right now are easier to train. I am very critical, so my directives are to make these models resemble a part of myself I can listen to after dictation — a place of reflection that is semi-neutral, for I don’t ask for feedback until it’s really needed.

At the moment, I am using OpenAI more than Claude or Gemini, but I have also trained some financial chart tutors that correct my readings and can then be verified as time progresses, specifically in Claude, because the way of thinking is more code-based, very different than OpenAI, which is more colloquial. I started to use Gemini to see what its advantage might be — early steps only for now. I have been able to understand the models differently for different needs. Since I am a polymath, I need to broaden my scope more.

So this is the relationship I have created. My LLMs are assisting me, mirroring me, and working for me. They embody my language, my philosophy, my rhythm, and my structure. Over time, they have become a reflection of my voice and my way of being, a partner in continuity, productivity, and creation. They are my codex.

Delegating humans

But I was not always this organized and I didn’t know how to delegate. I can remember the times over two decades ago when I started working with my Daoist practitioner, and I was doing many reflections with him about the impossibility that I had at the time to be able to communicate my needs to others. I used to be very self-sufficient in that way, and I couldn’t hold assistance — physical people as assistants — for a long time because I felt frustrated that they couldn’t understand what I needed. But it was because I didn’t know how to explain what I needed. He taught me very mu…