The Lady Odin's Lair

Many people, including me, find Michael Tsarion to be somewhat of an enigma. He is a very private person despite his dogmatic conclusions about esoteric topics. He deflects any attention to himself, providing only the vaguest allusions to his background, and turns it to his work. His I couldn't give a rat's arse attitude to gaining approval from others is refreshing in this attention-seeking world we're currently in. His body of knowledge is methodical, well researched, and of high scholarly standard, without the academic sense of self-importance. He is a layman's scholar, making high level ideas accessible to the general public ... for those with ears to hear. And while I don't fully agree with everything he discusses, he's certainly expanded my horizons, intellectually AND metaphysically. He is, in my book, to be highly respected for his scholarship. So I went on an online dig to see what I could unearth about him. His lineage explains his strong metaphysica

Okay ... I'm done!  I'm done with focusing on those who share this planet with me in current time, claim to be 'higher frequency' but who don't hold the vision of our greatness. I'm done with those who see only the worst of humanity and then paint the WHOLE of humanity with the same brush.  For example ... castigating humanity for its apparent selfishness and defining it as greed and rapaciousness, leading to ruthless competitiveness. So wouldn't it be best for our species if we just got rid of selfishness? Wouldn't it be just *fabulous* [snark] if all car manufacturers would just get together to design one amazing vehicle that would last for almost-ever so that we wouldn't have so much waste and debt, etc, etc? While sounding logically righteous, there are a number of false assumptions that discussions like this rest on.  We've been programmed to belief that our desire for more is bad by calling this greed. It isn't. Is nature greedy for spr