The Other Side

  The Art Exhibit Once Adonis had all of his grooming done and we'd roamed the mall enough; we plotted our next move. Ultimately, we decided to meet up with his friend and go to the beach. However, that was 4 hours from that point, so we happened to find a free event.  It was a free art exhibit in the middle of the Bronx. Of course we had to partake. There were many attractions inside: from the above display to an electronic representation of my dream. Electronic Representation  of my dream (cosmologyscape.com) A short wall bio of Ari Melenciano  We entered, at the behest of the "FREE ADMISSION" on the wall outside the building, and scaled an ascending ramp. As I said before, there was no short of attractions. However, one of the stations that stood out was a young woman, on the upper floors. She was hosting an event wherein she produced exotic tones. It was very enthralling and the sounds she produced were very unique. After her very therapuetic session the gatherin...

  Armoni Inn & Suites 329 Route 303 Orangeburg, New York 10962 That's the hotel Adonis and I stayed at for our first two days in New York. Who knew there was a city, in the Big Apple, with the same name as the place I was born?!  I'd gotten a deal through Booking.com, via my Afterpay card, so we were set for our venture. We had some initial issues checking in, but once we got our rooms there was an instant weight lifted. Adonis had been locked up for 8 months and it had weighed on both of us.  Now he was out and we could have fun, but first we had to get him to standards. We looked up a nearby shop to get his haircut and while he was pampered I got me something to eat. I really should make a food blog. Jeez! Shame on me. I got Chinese food instead! Once he got his haircut we decided to visit the nearest mall. An event I will forever be regretful I never collected footage for.  We met a shop owner who was very insightful. He was aware of not just his ornaments, bu...

 The trip to New York actually began before I even booked my hotel.  It began with a man named Adonis.     [right to left] Myself, Adonis and his friend I met Adonis while in Staunton, Virginia and we were both staying at the Valley Mission. 'The Mission", as it was called, was a homeless shelter on West Beverley Street. I met many different people there and from many different walks of life. I learned adversity truly knows no color.  Despite my challenges I still managed to have memorable experiences. A place integral to that was a bar called Bricks.  It was also located in Staunton; right up the road in fact. You could literally walk there and it was a nice moderate stroll. I remember passing the library often for about 3 years.  Yeah, the bar was cool. I learned to play pool; albeit I was the most accident-prone of the three of us and I even did stand-up. The food at Bricks was fire! I'll likely write a food review of one of their dishes. The ...

 Atum. He is known as the Kemetic neteru of Creation. The ren (name) has transformed into "atom" in modern chemistry and physics. He is the Adam of the Hebrew Bible who descends from Yahweh/Yahuah/Yahawah, who is Amun (the Hidden One). This visual gives a representation of our most simplest form in the material realm.  When it comes to the physical world we must go to the smallest constituents that comprise matter!  Atum Amun As the Creator, we project our powers (mental energy) via scalar bosons, most notably the Higgs Boson. This fundamental particle imparts matter to other subatomic particles in our current reality. The Higgs Boson enraptures us (atoms) with mass.  Through the boson our Spirit engenders mass (the very stuff of the Universe) into the very globules (i.e. particles) that make up everything. The impregnation of the physical realm occurs via the fusion of complementary halves. This is the Taijitu of Taoism/Daoism. The Ogdoad of Egyptian spirituality or...

For me, the fall of the Ottoman Empire spelled the end of the Old World, and the advent of modernism. The territories of the "sick man in Europe" included: Syria, Iraq, Palestine, and Jordan; North Africa and the Balkans. Most famously, the millet system the Ottoman's employed, saw modern day Israel under the control of another nation. THE SET-UP The end of World War I saw "The Eternal State" partitioned by the British Empire, and beyond the financial advisory of Arthur Millspaugh, America was largely absent from the Middle Eastern theatre. In 1917, the Balfour Declaration was publicly issued by the British government. [For more on this, read my article, "The Creation of the State of Israel"].   In 1921, Iran saw the coup of Reza Khan successful and the old Qajar Dynasty ousted. Both these events, The Balfour Declaration and the coup of Reza Khan, had British-influence permeating it's history.  I thought of the Bible's Cyrus and God influencing...

 I went to work on Friday, 6 March 2026, and I saw the gas had increased by .75 cents. From $2.13 to $2.85. I posted it on Instagram. The Gulf States ( Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates),  which sell oil, were likely affected by the murder of Ayatollah. Professor Jiang predicts war: https://youtu.be/4Ql24Z8SIeE?si=iIPl7zCHCDj-sdzx Pressure builds to send ground troops into Iran. He said that if GCC countries (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE) go then the Petro-dollar goes with them. Thus, America must protect these countries. His idea that this will force Americans to   It's 8 March 2026. As of last night I had a dream.  I was in a courtroom being tried for crimes against the government. I walked outside and was in someone's crosshairs.  21 March 2026 Gas is $3.36 in places like Columbia. Marines are otw to the Strait of Hormuz; about 2,200. Adam went on deployment two days ago.  My mom showed me ...