The Compass

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This is a blog-style website providing the needed knowledge to raise your level of consciousness and help the world around you do the same. 

​The Message reveals the patterns that currently govern and limit human thought.

​The Method gives you the tools to change your way of thinking.

​The Schooling tells the remarkable story of how I learned this.

​Pre-schooling shows how an entire life—in this case, mine—is actually a journey toward insight.

​The Greater Map places both the message and my path toward insight into a wider context.

The High-brow Edit is the story in its most obscure version.

The logical order of the posts is from the bottom up. 

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