West VirginIa, Virginia, Washington D.C. to Harpers Ferry, and back again

Berkeley Springs and Cacapon State Park Adventure 2024

On the Easter weekend of March 29th, Shirley and I decided to visit Berkeley Springs and Cacapon State Park for our 1st Anniversary. The drive took about three hours and upon arriving at Berkeley Springs we decided to visit the park and the natural hot springs. Located in the center of historic Berkeley Springs, Berkeley […]

Hocking HIlls State Park Camping Trip 2023

Over the weekend of Shirleys birthday we took a trip to Hocking Hill State Park in Logan, Ohio. It is an easy and scenic 2 hour trip from Wheeling, WV. The first night we stayed at Hilltop Campgrounds in a large canvas tent with a bed and small wooden porch. The campground was nice and […]

The Great Awakening

For a very long time, a cabal throughout generations have conspired to control and dictate our past, reality, and future. They seek to enslave us like they did to so many civilizations throughout our history. We have been lied to for so long that we don’t know who we truly are, where we came from, […]

Once Upon A Time…

Once upon a time, there lived a civilization blessed with Gods’ creations and a planet that provided everything they needed to live loving, happy, and healthy lives. But some people became greedy and were influenced by sin, society, and entities outside of their dimension, which encouraged them never to be satisfied with what God had […]

Building a Native American “Inipi”

Over the July 4th weekend, Chad and I had plans that had manifested through spiritual development and the desire to create an Inipi. Previously, we had participated in Inipi ceremonies, and through God’s will, we were driven to build one. See previous post: Native American “Inipi” Sweat Lodge Ceremony Arriving at Chad’s on Friday, we began […]

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Over Father Day weekend, I was invited to go to Harpers Ferry with My friend Chad his wife Michelle, and their three kids, Cayden, Mason, and Maya. I met Chad at his house in Albright, West Virginia, on Thursday, where we had a campfire that night and talked about our trip and building an Inipi […]

Carnegie Museum of Natural History and Art

Over memorial day weekend, with the weather being dreary, I decided to change my plans and go to the Carnegie museum of natural history and art. I have not been to the Carnegie for many years and was excited to see if it was the way I remember as a kid. Driving in Pittsburgh can […]

Native American “Inipi” Sweat Lodge Ceremony

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to participate in a traditional Native American sweat lodge Ceremony (Inipi) with the invitation from my great friend and spiritual brother Chad. The I-ni-pi ceremony (lakota: ini- from inyan, rock + -pi, lodge), is a type of sweat lodge, is a Lakota purification ceremony, and one of the […]

Moms Battle with Cancer:

It’s been a little over a year since mom passed away from cancer and I miss her more today than ever. Although it’s hard for me, I will share some of my experiences being by moms side as she battled cancer and some of the things I learned along the way. I have always been […]