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Every creative journey has voices that shape it in quiet ways, and for me, one of those voices belongs to my daughter, Natalie. Her poetry appears in After the Ash Settles  in a section titled “A Generation Speaks,” where her words add a beautiful depth to the book’s themes of reflection, honesty, and emotional truth. Her poems weren’t included simply because she’s my daughter — they were included because her voice deserved to be heard. Young people feel deeply, observe sharp

I never meant to create a trilogy, but everything I’ve made has ended up living inside the same long, unfolding story — a story of burning, a story of settling, and a story of rising. Looking back, each piece arrived in the order it needed to, as if they were always meant to be chapters of the same transformation. Before the Ash Falls  came first, written during a time when everything was breaking open. It carries the fire — the sharp clarity, the grief, the unravelling, the

Last week, we sat down for our first full playthrough of Living Well & Haunting Hard . The game had a solid structure and plenty of spirit (pun fully intended), but something in the mechanics flatlined. As much as we loved the concept, the pacing dragged. Players lingered too long in the same life stages, and we missed that feeling of cosmic momentum. We realized that without a mechanic to force  movement through the life rings, the game could stall. There wasn’t enough press

I’ve just added a new section to the site: Free Creative Projects  — a space for experimental offerings that live outside of product pages and shop buttons. It’s where I share the work that doesn’t fit the mold, the dream-coded pieces that exist for resonance, not commerce. My first release in this space is Ætherial Drive: Machine Meditations , a performance art project that explores the tension and harmony between soul and circuitry. It’s a poetic sound experience told in th

As we come into the final days of funding for The Heart of Matter: The Orion Gateway Oracle , it’s becoming clear that this campaign won’t quite reach its goal this round — and that’s okay. Creative work has its own rhythm. Sometimes it calls us to expand outward; other times, it asks for patience, rest, and recalibration. The Heart of Matter Deck has always been about alignment, reflection, and the cycles that shape us. It’s an oracle born from the stars, but rooted in the

A Portal of Possibilities Even before holding the full deck, the gallery of cards  offers a doorway into reflection, insight, and self-exploration. Each card is a mini-universe , a story waiting to speak to you. Some may evoke memories, questions, or a sense of wonder —these are your intuitive guides beginning to stir. Finding Your Threads The deck’s suits, mini-story sets, and interconnected symbolism  create a larger conversation. Notice which images repeat in your attentio

Creating Your Sacred Space You don’t need to be psychic or have prior experience to work with an oracle deck. What matters is setting aside a sacred space  where you feel safe, grounded, and open. This can be as simple as a quiet corner with a candle, a crystal, or a blanket—anything that invites you to pause and tune in. Even before holding The Heart of Matter: The Orion Gateway Oracle , or any deck, you can explore intuitively : gaze at the cards, notice which images catch

Flow with the Cosmos The Celestial Tides suit  carries the rhythm of the universe—the ebb and flow of energy, intuition, and cosmic timing. Even through the gallery, you can feel the pulse of these cards , each offering a mirror to the cycles of change, growth, and renewal . Aligning with Intuition Notice which cards move you, calm you, or spark curiosity . These reactions are your intuition aligning with the flow of celestial energy , inviting you to observe patterns and att