About
Content
This site is an ongoing collection of personal explorations into the hidden and extraordinarily powerful part of the mind that is often called the unconscious.
Some people call this part of us the Energy Mind.
The Energy Mind operates through metaphor, and, some of us believe, can touch upon realities and possibilities invisible to us in our everyday life.
My explorations are done using a variety of techniques from Silvia Hartmann, a brilliant woman from the UK.
And the results of these explorations are recorded as stories.
Silvia refers to these sort of explorations as Project Sanctuary.
These explorations are not exactly games, lucid dreams, out-of-the-body experiences, virtual reality, or fiction, but there are similarities to all of these.
If Project Sanctuary is a kind of game, then, so is all of life.
The key books that teach her techniques are Project Sanctuary and The Genius Symbols.
Another place to get more information is at The Project Sanctuary Site.
For more information about me, see my Fearless Dreams Personal Growth Blog
Structure
There are various ways to use WordPress to display books.
Here’s what I’ve done.
I use two plugins:
- In Series
- Link Order
I define a link category for each book, or story collection.
I define a link for each story (post), and associate with the desired story collection (link category).
I use Link Order to control the order that the categories appear in the Link Widget in the left Sidebar.
I use Link Order to control the order that the links appear within each category, as displayed in the link widget.
The link widget becomes a complete table of contents for all story collections.
I define a series using In Series for each story collection.
Each post (story) is associated with the defined series, and its order specified within the Series.
Each post (story) thus has a table of contents for all stories within the series (story collection), as well as previous and next buttons that work within the series.
Theme (Atahualpa Customizations)
single.php
- I commented out previous_post_link and next_post_link references. This removes the next post and previous post links at the top of the single post page. I did this because we will primarily rely on the link navigation in the left sidebar, and the series navigation at the bottom of each post.
If a reader wants to navigate in posting order, independent of series, she can use the main page.
index.php
- I commented out the standard code for the appearance of the read more link, and replaced it with:
the_content(__(' [Continue reading: ' . get_the_title('', '', false). ']‘, ‘atahualpa’)); } else {
