Category: Personal Development
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IS TAROT EVIL? THE “ALEX READS TAROT” DEBATE
I had never heard of Alex Reads Tarot until the TikTok scandal broke. A popular tarot reader with nearly a million followers, name-dropped in a Paramore song, suddenly deleted all her content and announced she was following Jesus . The internet erupted. She lost tens of thousands of followers, faced accusations of “religious psychosis,” and…
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UNDERSTANDING PRINCE’S STRANGE RELATIONSHIP WITH RELIGION
The Question Only Real Fans Ask People who know Prince casually see that he became one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. They assume he submitted to the religion — that he traded his purple velvet for a suit and tie, traded “Darling Nikki” for door-to-door ministry. But fans who really follow him know something does not add…
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WAS MICHAEL JACKSON DOING “MANIFESTING”?
The Architect, Not The Manifestor: Understanding Michael Jackson’s Creative Process After watching the Michael movie, I noticed there is a popular narrative online that Michael Jackson was a master of “manifestation.” People point to his notebooks filled with affirmations, his vision boards, and his relentless pursuit of goals as evidence that he was practicing manifestation…
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HOW TO EXTRACT YOUR “META DATA” LIKE ON TIKTOK
That TikTok trend claiming to reveal your “MetaData” isn’t a hack—it’s ancient mathematics. Here is exactly how to calculate your numbers and the AI prompt to decode your life’s purpose. If you have been on TikTok recently, you have probably seen the videos.Some guy wants to give away his university diploma because he found his…
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UNCOVERING THE MECHANICS OF FAN OBSESSION USING HUMAN DESIGN
I have been seeing a lot of TikTok videos lately. Young fans — many of them new to Michael Jackson’s music — are posting about their sudden, uncontrollable obsession with him. They describe it almost like a possession: they cannot stop thinking about him, they watch videos for hours, they feel like they know him…
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AYN RAND: The Unlikely Feminist Icon for 2026
She would have hated the label. Ayn Rand despised the feminist movement of her time. She called it a movement of victims and refused to align herself with women who demanded special protections or blamed the patriarchy for their struggles. She would never have called herself a feminist. But here is the irony. In 2026,…