The Rabbit Hole Continues ....... THE RABBIT HOLE CONTINUES… | LIVE We’re going deeper. 🐇🕳️ Today we continue exploring the mysteries, hidden connections, forgotten history, and unanswered questions that make you question everything you thought you knew. What happens when you start connecting the dots? Where does the truth end and speculation begin? And how far down the rabbit hole are we willing to go? Join me LIVE for an open discussion as we explore the past, examine the patterns, challenge conventional narratives, and follow the questions wherever they lead. 💬 Jump in the chat: Share your theories, ask questions, and tell me what you think we should investigate next. 🔴 We're live. The rabbit hole continues. Let's get into it! https://www.youtube.com/live/NCVFH8YSlgE?si=gi5gj4pYK47e_pA6

6 of Spades of Energy for week of November 1, 2026 With the 6 of Spades Energy this cycle, the King of Spades comes along for the ride as a Jupiter Card. This energy can bring material success and represent us benefiting from allowing our power to come forth. The energy is significant in business and success in business when we are in a state that allows us to take responsibility for our success. This cycle gives us an extra energetic boost in amplifying any goals or intentions we are setting with specific influences. There are no limits for us this week. Where might we balance out the scales in our lives? What might we need to readjust or bring into alignment? Could it be related to our diet or what we eat, our work or how we go about investing our time, energy or money? Remember: No Limits!

Renaissance Circle, please join me in welcoming Tara! @Tara Ferguson Great to have you in the space with us Tara. When you have an opportunity, check out the classroom, and introduce yourself and let me know if you have questions.

Renaissance Circle, please join me in welcoming Aaron! @Aaron Goodwin Grateful and glad to have you with us. Check out the classroom and introduce yourself when you opportunity.

The Mexican sycamore stands for two things. One is renewal: it peels off its bark in patches and shows smooth, pale wood underneath, a picture of letting go of old versions of yourself and starting fresh. The other is resilience: it grows along riverbanks and flood-prone valleys and keeps the soil from washing away, a picture of staying steady through overwhelming times and recovering once the water recedes.