Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Supernatural Screwball

Unlike the subject of today's post, this blog is, amazingly, not dead! Or, perhaps like today's post, it did die, but came back in a different form and all the spiritual woowoo therein. At the very least, there is tangible proof of this post's existence. You're reading it, aren't you?

I may or may not kick up this blog again. We'll see. It's another plate to add to my spinning plate circus act with dubious success, but I could use a more candid space to spew the thoughts billowing and swirling within--a place that is free and relatively unburdened from social media.

I have a lot of eccentric thoughts and feelings and experiences, and would like to voice them a bit more, forgoing the risk of being seen as an utter loon. Even if this blog just ends up being a journal during a certain period of time within my life that makes me go "ooooh... yeah...", as re-reading the preceding post has done for me currently.

So I decided to dip my toe back in the waters by relaying a very deep and meaningful experience I had a few years ago. It's gonna sound woowoo and utterly nutty, so I'm getting my tongue-in-cheek disclaimers of "this might be weird" out now. Perhaps it's a compulsive mask for vulnerability. Really, there's a purveying feeling of "what right do I have to be talking about this? This is a real person you're talking about, you've invented new means of parasociality that'll be in the next DSM-5". But that impulse too is the compulsive mask in response to vulnerability, now disguised as snark. So: here's your woowoo warning.

Anyhow, a few years ago I had a very profound experience with a beloved figure of inspiration in my life, and have continually had profound experiences since then. They could be nothing. I could be looking for things to find meaning in. But they're neat experiences and mean a lot to me and I've been wanting to formally express them, so here's my shot.

Supernatural Screwball

Unlike the subject of today's post, this blog is, amazingly, not dead! Or, perhaps like today's post, it did die, but came back in a...