Post No. 1,505: Cross Posting - More About Me

This originally appeared on my political blog at https://politicalmusingsofkayleen.blogspot.com/2020/02/more-about-me.html.

I have been interviewed by the Joy  94.9 programme "Transgender Warriors": you can listen to the podcast here.

One thing I have determined is that I will write an autobiography, partly the memoir as urged, but there are broader, overlapping themes in my life as well. I've started that, but, unfortunately, finishing it may have to wait until I retire - or life eases up .  . .

I'd also like to mention:

• The book "Transgender Warriors" (Beacon press, Boston, 1997, ISBN 978-0807079416, Amazon) written by  Leslie  Feinberg; 
• The "Harmony in Diversity" episodes (Series 7, Episodes 8 and 9) I did on Paganism - here and here; 
• various posts about myself on my main blog, which can be found here and here; 
• my friend and honorary sister, Sally Goldner, AO - who also has a long-running radio programme, "Out of the Pan", on 3CR; 
• Julie Peters - who has been a truly magnificent mentor over the years: you can find more about Julie at her Transgender Warriors interview here (follow the links - it is well worth the [minor] effort); 
• the history of transgender Australians project being undertaken by Professor Noah Riseman and Geraldine Fela - see here and here for their joint, two-part interview (follow the links there for more information - and listen to the episodes) - my thanks to Julie for introducing me to Noah, who is also helping get my testamur reissued (the psychological trauma around deadnaming is delaying that, now that the institution concerned has finally relented); and, of course . . . 
• TransGender  Victoria.

Credit is also owed to my partner, and supportive family members and friends.

Diolch to you all.

Post No. 1,504 - Reclaiming power

I've been catching up in recent months with T.  Thorn  Coyle's "Witches of Portland" series, and am currently reading "By Sea". As usual, I am enjoying the magic and the activism, but I've just come across a scene where someone, in my words, reclaims the power of the runes from some bigots.

I have a long way to go in the book, but that scene alone has inspired me to think about reclaiming the relationship I have with the God Tyr and the rune Tiwaz, which was harmed by an arrogant, materialistic jerk in another state who had claimed Tyr for his business.

And immediately having made the decision, I can feel the selflessness and community orientation of Tyr and Tiwaz flowing back into me and my life.

Post No. 1,503 –This Week’s Psychic Work

This week nonBPM energy is high around the USA, Venezuela, central Africa and Zimbabwe and Mozambique, southern India and burma, whereas BPM energy is focused on the northern Pacific, Siberia, and Central Asia.

My approach this week therefore will be (incidentally, if you disagree, please use your own interpretations, or your own divinations [see the monthly :World Psychic Predictions / Remote Viewing" here for an example of other approaches):

• Sunday: the purpose of this day’s work is, mainly, to build a reserve of BPM energy to call upon during the coming week. In addition to the meditation / clearing work described below, I will also be working on making sure I, my crystals and my other tools / devices are as fully charged with BPM energy as I can make them (which is something I have posted about elsewhere, but may post more about in the near future):
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to South America (excluding Venezuela), the South Atlantic Ocean, southern Africa, the Indian Ocean, South East Asia and the West and north Pacific Ocean, and to all actual and potential BPM Leaders, for all humans to recognise the essential shared humanness of other people, all BPM Interrupters of violence / hate / fear / anger, and for all humans to choose to live modestly;
• Monday:
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to Venezuela, central America, the north Atlantic Ocean, northern Africa and Europe, European Russia, and the Arctic;
• Tuesday:
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to the USA and all arrogant and/or aggressive people everywhere;
• Wednesday:
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to central Africa and Zimbabwe and Mozambique;
• Thursday:
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to southern India and burma;
• Friday:
   - clear nonBPM units from, and send BPM energy to all rigid and unyielding “by the book” bureaucrats and other petty despots everywhere;
• Saturday: this day will now be reserved for rest, recuperation and healing – of all those who are trying in a BPM way to make this planet a better place, not only of myself and those who are sharing this work. I ask that any and all healers who wish to contribute to this, take a few minutes to contribute to this on this day.

Viewing the overall (non-physical) energetic state of the world from an elemental point of view, and considering the following plot of the non-physical elemental influences, this week the world needs more nonphysical  BPM  Water energy and Air energy.

To aid that, and taking into account what I have discerned/divined from this week’s assessment of the news, I’ve created a bindrune for this week’s work, which is:

Routine Explanation / commentary

There is an introduction / reminder / explanation about these posts here (and also see here for some investigation into evidence of the effectiveness of this type of work, which shows variability [and mentions causes] and cycles in the energetic/consciousness response), and some additional comments at the end of this post. Please also note that I hope this work will be taken up by a network of competent dowsers and BPM psychic warriors (also, this blog was created for spiritual reasons, including a course: this is just part of it).

As you read this, consider this: how does one outflank an idea, or attack an emotion in the rear? It is as well to consider what those who are unbalanced could do to good ideas and emotions, as well as considering BPM ways to outflank or “attack in the rear” bad ideas/emotions. Also consider geopolitics, and this mapping exercise.

Remember, the meditation (see here, here, and here) consists of:

 - appropriate and responsible protection (see here, here, here), prayer and ritual (e.g., here) to establish and check protection (re-do or re-schedule, if you don’t feel safe and secure);

 - establish a personal connection to Higher BPM influences;

 - flush one's aura with emerald green, royal blue and royal purple;

 - fill one’s Heart Chakra (and maybe one’s Earth Star, Solar Plexus, Third Eye and Crown Chakras) with emerald green, royal blue and royal purple; send a weave of three streams of this colour from the Chakra(s) to a visualisation of a gigantic, multi-faceted emerald (which has been created to facilitate networking of BPM workers) through your facet until you see your energy enlivening other areas of the emerald and can feel similar energies flowing back to you;

 - visualise the rune / bindrune (if given);

 - generate  feelings of love, peace, joy and respect;

 - strengthen those feelings (energies);

 - radiate those energies to the world for nine to eighteen minutes;

 - close your chakras, centre yourself and close your aura, use the banishing version of the LBRP to open circle, ground and release all excess energy; and make sure you are grounded and closed down – eat, if you need to, or seek help from someone capable and trusted.

Important note: although I show the flow of energy using arrows, they are really - to continue the weather chart analogy - more like the passage of a frontal system as shown on a synoptic chart. Also, if I ever miss doing a Psychic Weather Report, I have posted a standard, fall-back, default version here, which I will update from time to time when needed.

Irrespective of this assessment, however, please join us in trying to make sure that the Shield of Hope area formed by (part or all of) the South Atlantic Ocean, Southern and Eastern Africa (including both sources of the Nile), the Indian sub-continent (including the Himalayas) and the Indian Ocean, shown outlined in gold on this week’s energy map, consistently has BPM energy at or above 7 by the time Neptune leaves Pisces, on around 30^th March, 2025 (a date which has an eclipse the day before). If you wish to do a little more coordinated action on a positive strategic front, I'm also planning on routinely sending BPM energy to Hong Kong, Tunisia, and Mexico, which show potential as "outposts of the BPM” and I wish to encourage their change for the better, and through the Red Sea and Suez Canal to the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.

I have a simplified blogiography of posts related to this work here, a list of themes I have identified here, and my changing the personality of oppressors and other world leaders post is here. It is also worth contemplating that one of the greatest weaknesses of those who oppose Balanced Positivity is the inherent pain, suffering and negativity of their aims and means – from the personal slights, insults and traumas left by the petty tyrant, autocrat, dictator/monarch or those oligarchs or politicians who are ruthless (some at least are not; some are BPM), through the social dislocation of the economic ideologue to the long-lasting trauma, injury, death and desolation of society caused by those who use violence or war as a means to achieve power or impose their will. It may take time, but people WILL eventually realise what is not good, and will take action – which is why slavery is no longer ubiquitous, and why the march to freedom and democracy is underway – tentatively, and with backsliding and mistakes along the way, but inexorable nevertheless.

Also, if you’re interest is healing, I have changed the way I do these posts to more clearly show opportunities for doing healing. Those interested in providing protection for others always have a place – refer to the first item from yesterday’s summation of world events (details and link below), for instance. Finally, a reminder that if none of this is of any interest to you, but you would still like to contribute energetically / psychically to making the world a better place, there are other options – for instance, see here, here, here, here, here, here (and here), here, here, and here – and, no doubt, many other places on the internet.

Post No. 1,502 - In this week’s news

This is a new, very cut down series of posts based on some observations on matters that struck a personal note: unlike the former “Gnwmythr’s News”, it is not trying to convey key events.

My articles this week include: “when is a (spirit) rescue not a (spirit) rescue”.

This week: a reminder that food insecurity is more widespread than people think;   co-sleeping wins back;   a terrible, terrible mass murder raises issues around domestic  violence, police  incompetence / attitudes, and media “reporting” - even social security;   more idiots are trying to get us to give up having personal gardens and space for greater density.

In the environmental arena: as Germany continues to successfully shut down its coal industry and Australia’s 2019/20 climate bushfires are revealed to have affected 75% of the population (although some of the bush is starting to recover - and this reviews the benefits of Royal Commissions), a warning has been made that environmental laws are more fatal than the recent bushfires on Australia’s animals;   hail does far more damage than falling trees;   Australia’s opposition ALP commits to the Paris targets (again) and no new coal mines;   a way to value urban forests;   a call for a carbon price;   Singapore will phase out petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040.

In human rights: mass graves from the civil war that ended in Burundi in 2005 are being investigated;   Singapore has (finally) taken some action against domestic violence and India’s top court rebukes that authoritarian nation’s government over sexist stereotypes (and meanwhile girls in a school are abused);   men in a sport react with hysteria to a sensible non-sexist suggestion;   sexual abuse in the workplace continues to be unmanaged;   sexism in data science is a barrier to women;   misogyny in Cambodia;   my home state has made reporting of child abuse mandatory - to the chagrin of notorious religious organisations (and a conservative media personality has put his foot in his mouth), and started an education campaign on autism;   a Thai coffee company will repay farmers;   a survivor’s appeal to use constructive language and images around slavery;   LGBT veterans are fighting for real equality and acceptance in Ukraine;   grandmothers are fighting back against Duterte encouraged murderous thugs;   my nation has idiotically given legitimacy and credibility to the genocidaires in burma;   the legacy of Australia’s slave trade (“blackbirding”) is still being felt - as is more recent hypocrisy;   a racist  terrorist attack against Muslims in Germany is not labelled as such by mainstream media, but is strongly protested by the public and other actions are contemplated, as information emerges over disturbing multi-national cooperation of white supremacists and anti-Semitism in Belgium and Iran;   appalling racist bullying of a child at school as a child sexual abuse scandal at another school continues to grow (guidance for parents here), and Australia’s army warns soldiers against racist gestures (the need to have to issue that warning is part of why I don’t want military representing, or purporting to represent, my nation) as racist degradation of education is highlighted;   a Chinese app may be targeting children;   police admit they mishandled raids on media, but still remain oblivious to the broader chilling impact on the functioning of a democratic society;   Australia’s NDIS continues to draw flak - suggestions on working through it here;   an examination of US (hypocritical) attitudes towards torture over the last four centuries;   “epistemic injustice” (a broader version of misogyny) was first identified by a woman in the late 1600s;   a call to not use facial surveillance;   one Australian state’s ex-servicepeople organisation ignores current practice elsewhere and steps firmly back into the racist mid-20^th century;   Indonesia considers torturing LGBT people;   a tech company is trying to reduce privacy protections on UK users;   Mexico takes action against femicides;   Brazil keeps trying to steal Indigenous peoples’ lands.

Trafficking/slavery/child abuse matters (good and bad) have occurred in: Ethiopia;  
LGBTIQ+ matters (good and bad) have occurred in: India and China (good news);   and
other matters (good and bad) have occurred in: California (move to reduce [rough sleepers] homelessness).

In the related human rights arena of employment: a reminder that protecting wages need more than only criminalising wage theft.

In the governance, politics, and society arena: duping people into “user pays” combined with patriarchy now means child care is more expensive than the elitist private schools of the rich;   Australia’s Centrelink agency has made yet another stuff up causing massive trauma;   banks are allowed to continue to cause human beings problems;   the stupidity and human incompetence of some economists;   as our xenophobic hate shifts from boat people to plane people, the politician who voted to allow ongoing abuse of refugees wants voters to trust her - but “understands” not trusting other politicians . . . ;   cyber incompetence and elections don’t mix;   one in eight Australians is living in poverty (way to go alleged “good” economic managers - you’re like the reckless US republicans), and the closure of a major manufacturing company has drawn criticism over past policies;   the USA’s Attorney General has so annoyed people with his questionable conduct that a thousand former US Justice Department employees called for him to resign - mind you, POTUS45 isn’t helping.

Internationally: a call has been made for a solution to tensions in the South China Sea;   COVID-19 continues to dominate (with some possible developments in treatment despite the relevant department in the WHO having major problems, and the Chinese Communist Party postponing its annual conference [couldn’t happen to a more deserving despot] as it continues cybercrime, becomes more  authoritarian and launders money [literally - but Australia is not doing enough about the illegal money practice called money laundering], but political, racist, and devastating economic impacts spread - and another nation has evidently been lying);   a major storm in the UK - and floods in the USA;   progressive trade unions could play a role in elections in Hong Kong;   US aggression has given hardliners in Iran an electoral boost;   Malaysia is seeking to resolve a fishing dispute with Viêt Nám;   in Afghanistan, the Taliban and the USA have reached an agreement on US withdrawal - now for actual peace, and I hope the misogynistic Taliban and the USA’s Groper-in-Chief have not made this too misogynistic . . . ;   thugs and gangs are threatening Venezuela;   to confirm history rhymes, Russia is trying to undermine the next US Presidential election - and I’d characterise the US Democrats that way too, at the moment;   Turkey has asked Europe for humanitarian aid in the area of Syria being cleansed by a Russian-led Assad regime assault;   flash floods in Indonesia have killed at least six people;   Thailand continues to attack democracy;   income inequality is reducing but still present in Singapore;   Australia is reviewing its “commitment” to aid in Asia-Pacific;   Israel continues to expand its occupation of Palestinian (East) Jerusalem, although tensions are easing with Gaza;   allegations that POTUS45 tried to bribe Assange on the latter’s testimony;   questions over foreign agents in my nation;   PNG takes a stand for herself.
In Africa: optimism is on the rise amongst Africa’s youth, but corruption, jobs, and climate change remain concerns;   Lesotho’s Prime Minister has left the nation - but “not” skipped the nation - and thus was not in court to face murder charges;   as budget cuts undermine attempts to address poverty, the DR Congo continues to have a massive problem with five million people displaced by war - and Cameroon also has many IDPs fleeing violence and atrocities;   the India-Pakistan conflict finds a new arena;   the Philippines has booted the US military out - which will an impact on regional stability;   South Sudan’s civil war totters towards peace - again;   Libya’s warring factions resume talks - again;   a feminist has been released from prison in Uganda after her sentence was quashed, and Uganda and Rwanda ease  towards resolving tensions, while tensions grow between Rwanda and the DRC;   Somalia moves towards elections, while Togo raises doubts about its upcoming elections;   Ghana’s President calls on the police to improve their reputation;   an assessment of the causes of conflict in Mozambique;   “revolutionary guards” (?!) are trying to stop the smuggling of flour that started the recent, successful uprising in Sudan - which has accepted the primacy of peace agreements over the transitional constitution;   Algeria’s new President is trying to prevent a repeat of last year’s successful protests;   an opinion that Nigeria needs 100,000 more soldiers to defeat violent extremists - which really depends on how properly they conduct themselves (lessons of Viêt Nám etc), and whether other problems are also addressed . . . and others want fewer small arms (which is a good idea);   Russia’s cyberwarfare (disinformation) has attacked Africa;   Morocco suppresses human rights;   the EU has (rightly) renewed the arms embargo against Zimbabwe and will more stringently enforce the arms embargo against Libya - where unexploded munitions is becoming a significant problem for civilians;   20 refugees were killed in a stampede in Niger;   Kenyan police have killed eight people in poor areas - several clearly without justification (murder?), as civilians bear the brunt of operations against violent extremists;   the effects of the locusts in Kenya - and South Sudan.

On personal / spiritual matters: an examination of the shared links between religions/spiritual paths.