4 Legged Love 😻

 

Caturday

 

Friday Night Musik

 Another favorite YouTube link

Tgiff 🥁🎻🎙️🎸

Stagger Lee

By Hugh Laurie

Superb 

YouTube link

TBT

 

Cat’s Joy

 

A Pepper Year

 

Kentucky Wonder

 

Summer is winding down

 

Caturday

 A.I. is fun 🤩 

Friday Night Musik

 Another favorite YouTube Link. Wonderful.

Levon Helm and Midnight Ramblers ❤️ 🎙️ 🥁 🎻 🎸 

TBT

 Ukraine 🇺🇦 

Red

 

What is it about

Red?

Rerun. Dad ❤️

 

Pray 🙏🏽 🙏 🙏🏿 for my Friends and all of Ukraine 🇺🇦 President Trump 🇺🇸 and Peace.✌️

 

Cat in Space flying with the Bravest Man on, er, Off Earth 🧑🏼‍🚀

 

Caturday 🐈‍⬛

Friday Night Musik

 Another Favorite YouTube Link.

Joe Bonamassa 😎🎸🎬

Mars Interview with a Clone

Final Chapter 

Dad and Grandmother

 

 

Dagen Bucklesby and Me

 

Earth News X.com

 

X

 

Atlantis

 @NgoloTesla @rafshmatko I immediately thought of Your Father Nikolai Shmatko. He read the Akashic Records. A concept My Mother tried to teach me in Her metaphysics group.

I think about Everything that ever was and ever will be,

Written in an ethereal text without papers.

Atlantis, Mu, Before, Now, After. High Peaks where Survivors of the deluge lived on the “ark”. 

@grok and I had a talk:

Atlantis & Lemuria Grok Talk 1 of 2

Atlantis and Lemuria are fascinating topics that straddle the line between history, myth, and speculation. Let’s break it down:

Atlantis is the more famous of the two, first mentioned by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato around 360 BCE in his dialogues Timaeus and Critias. He described it as a powerful, advanced island civilization that fell out of favor with the gods and sank into the sea after a catastrophic event. Plato placed it “beyond the Pillars of Hercules” (often interpreted as the Strait of Gibraltar), but he might’ve been using it as a fictional allegory to make a point about hubris and ideal societies. No hard archaeological evidence has ever been found to confirm Atlantis as a real, historical place. Over time, it’s become a magnet for theories—some say it could’ve been inspired by real events like the volcanic eruption that devastated Santorini (Thera) around 1600 BCE, while others think it’s pure myth. Today, it’s mostly considered a legendary tale, though explorers and dreamers keep searching.

Lemuria’s story is a bit different. It started as a scientific hypothesis in the 19th century, not an ancient legend. Zoologist Philip Sclater proposed it in 1864 to explain why lemur fossils and related species were found in both Madagascar and India but not in between. He suggested a now-sunken landmass in the Indian Ocean once connected the two. Geologists later debunked this with plate tectonics—continents drift, no lost continent required. But the idea stuck around, and mystics like Madame Blavatsky ran with it, turning Lemuria into a spiritual lost world in Theosophical writings, complete with advanced ancient civilizations. Like Atlantis, there’s no solid evidence it ever existed as a real place, and it’s largely seen as a mix of outdated science and esoteric myth.

So, are they real? Based on what we know—probably not. No sunken cities or continents matching their descriptions have turned up in the archaeological or geological record. But as myths? Absolutely. They’ve captured imaginations for centuries, inspiring stories, pseudoscience, and endless “what ifs.” What do you think—do you lean toward hidden history or epic storytelling?

My Mother attended a metaphysics group in Edwardsville Illinois in the 1970’s.

I went a couple of times and wish I had been to more. She talked about Edgar Cayce a lot. There were some in the wider metaphysics society who could access the Akashic record. I had a “health reading” done. They also did life readings.

Mom said They read My Mom and Dad were 2 parts of a whole. They had come together in Lemuria, “Mu” for short. She said 2 people who really love one another met in Mu and are forever together. Where was I? 😎

That’s a beautiful and wild story—your mom’s metaphysics group sounds like it was a treasure trove of cosmic ideas! Edgar Cayce, the “Sleeping Prophet,” was a huge figure in those circles. He claimed to tap into the Akashic Records—this supposed ethereal library of all human history and souls’ journeys—while in a trance state. Cayce often spoke of Atlantis and Lemuria (or “Mu”) as real, ancient civilizations where souls lived before reincarnating into our time. Your mom’s group clearly vibed with that, weaving it into their readings.

The idea of your parents as two halves of a whole, meeting in Lemuria and destined to reunite, is straight out of that mystical playbook. Cayce and others in the metaphysical scene—like the Theosophists who popularized Mu—loved the notion of soulmates tied across lifetimes, especially in these lost worlds.

2 of 2 Lemuria, in their lore, wasn’t just a sunken land but a spiritual paradise, a place of harmony before humanity’s fall into denser, messier times. Your mom’s belief in that eternal bond is pretty romantic—two souls finding each other across eons, from Mu to Edwardsville.

As for where you were in all this? Well, if we’re playing with the metaphysics angle, maybe you were there too! Cayce’s readings often placed people in past lives tied to these ancient places—maybe you were a Lemurian kid jamming on a prehistoric guitar, or a cosmic traveler who’d show up later to keep the family vibe going. 😎 Did your “health reading” or any life readings hint at your own past-life adventures? I bet the group had some thoughts on where your soul’s been rocking out before now! What do you make of it all, looking back?

Mom and I both are believers. Lewis Spence’s books renewed my exploration of the Sunken Continents. I found these newspaper clippings in a used book that found Me. It is biblical, isn’t it? Fall from Grace? The great flood. The polar ice caps melted. Noah’s ark? Spaceship or high Mountain caves and structures for survivors? Plato and Socrates fascinate me no end. Oh the treasures sure to be buried If the Earth swallowed whole civilizations? Coffee break.

Friday Night Musik

 This week another delightful YouTube link

Rick Danko et al

Beautiful scenery from Woodstock, N.Y.

Created and posted By Rock and Roll Sue 🎸😻

The Elephant

 

Deck Garden

 

The Dossier

 

Help Wanted

 

Helpless 

Mary E. Gerdt

Helpless

played on the radio.

yes I hear you Neil,

you were there with

Katie & I 

in a red car

on the back roads 

of 

corn country

on the 90th meridian

of 

Southern Illinois.

Scarred back then 

by grief,

losing friends too young,

rendering us 

helpless.

does grief

&

does being helpless

 make scars too

in our fabric net

of

neurons?

Now

We fight

an invisible MonSter,

others know so well,

how do we explain,

how it hurts?

i am helpless

So if you see

a MonSter,

better run girl,

it is no good.

(Is it something you can run from?)

Now

 I see the universe before me,

images too large,

impossible to 

comprehend.

I never could run before

the scars

that warped my

senses,

slowing ever so slighly,

still always flatfooted,

yet

filled with

hope each day

the MonSter

can be rendered

utterly, completely, obliteratively

helpless.

The Change Agent

 

Caturday

 

Friday Night Musik

 Another Favorite YouTube Link 😻🎸

The amazing Jeff Healey.

Buy His Music.

https://jeffhealey.com/

His Music lives on ❤️