Today marks the end of the 2nd full year of my adventure into learning about the occult. I was introduced to Jessie Czebotar's life story around October 20th of 2020, and I spent a few months digesting her information before I began my blog in January of 2021. I started it as a self-defense mechanism against creating a 2nd notebook full of notes. I needed a way to organize the information in my head and externally, and writing seemed natural for that. But I'm kind of lazy, and I wasn't really feeling up to doing all that work if it was just going to be for myself. It had to be available for others, as well. That said, I didn't actually think anybody would read it, lol. I was surprised when some did. And then more.
This month we hit a few milestones, namely 400 subscribers to the wordpress blog and over 300 subscribers to my 2nd Substack blog. We also just passed 1,000 comments on the wordpress blog. It feels huge to me. I also wrote and e-published the book this year, and that also feels huge to me, and this year we also started this Locals platform, which has been great. I like having a dedicated community where I don't have to be careful what I post, or what I say. I know that we're all in this self-educating journey together, and Locals isn't goign to take down my posts, shadow ban me or kick me off, like Twitter and Facebook and so many other platforms have.
I've been blessed to have so many people helping. DT, who does more work than I can count, keeping me up to date on a variety of different topics. Nina who sends me endless things to read and watch, transcripts and notes so I don't have to watch them all, and she sends my work hither and yon to people I don't have the guts to send it to myself. Ally, who is my right arm and leg for Locals and more. There are folks who send me telegram screenshots and who scrub the only read-able pictures of Tim Holmseths work off of his articles and off Truth Social, because my computer can't seem to read any of them. People send me articles, and photos to use, and article suggestions, and that has kept me going.
Then there's the amazing and growing set of financial supporters, who make this work possible for me. I'm investigating publishing locations at the moment, because your support has made print publishing of my book possible. That's just mind-blowing to me. Your support will also go towards some infrastructure upgrades that I will need to venture into doing more short videos. Reaching the next layer of indviduals with this information requires video, I think. The movement of more people off of readable screen sizes and on to the cell phone has changed the world from book and article readers to video watchers. So, that's an avenue I want to explore more in the coming year. I'm also contemplating a sequel to the book, even though I don't know what it would be about. I like writing, though, and so it seems natural to keep going.
So this is a big THANK YOU to all of you who are a big part of this educational endeavor. I can't do it without you--nor would I want to.
Blessings to you all,
V
