When I meditate daily, I don't just sit and breathe; I confront the ghosts. Trauma sticks in the nervous system, and psychology calls this implicit memory—stuff we can't quite articulate but feel in our bones. The legal trials gave me a safe space to process that, showing me how neuroplasticity can literally rewire trauma responses. It's not magic; it's MysticScience meeting lived experience. I've also been experimenting with AIOracle models to track my meditation logs and dream journals, finding patterns I'd miss alone.

Tarot keeps showing up in my practice. The Tower? That's the demolition I've lived through—both on job sites and in my mind. The Hermit? That's the meditative solitude I now embrace. And The Moon? That's Ghost Month: intuition, fear, and the subconscious bleeding into the conscious. In 2026, when the lunar calendar hits August, I expect that energy to amplify.

I'm not one for mystical fluff. I believe in responsible access to tools—whether that's psychedelics, meditation, or divination. Ghost Month isn't about scaring people; it's about honoring what we've buried. If you're carrying the weight of your own ghosts, remember that acknowledging them is the first step to healing. For me, 2026 is a year to face those shadows head-on.