Yep. That's not a game title!

Anyways. I'm kinda fucked. My modem doesn't work at all. So I had to steal from my friend a laptop. Actually, I didn't have to. I just wanted to. I could have just used cud my wireless card with my desktop. But yeah. SO my website is offline right now. But there are probably other more interesting things for me to say.

Such as… I'm not quite sure, actually. Oh yes. The most important thing that I've been thinking of. Dimensional travel!

The other day, in Health, about 20 minutes before the end of the period, I was on the floor. A lot of students in the class tend to do that. I was talking to my subconscious, and I realized, I would much rather see him. So I did.

What followed was a very intense meditation session. For 20 minutes, I sat almost perfectly still, my legs cross, my palms on my knees, and the like. About 30 seconds in, I left the void that I was in, and I entered my soul. It was a rather comforting place. My friend told me that my soul was weird, as his is very mechanical. Mine was a large meadow, with two trees ahead of me. In between the two trees was a lyre. I found myself walking up to it, and playing it, when my sub walked in, my sub being my subconscious. I had learned that my sub was named Agathodaimon, a name he received from a priest. Melee, any other metal listeners, I sweear, I did not get this name from the band. He didn't tell me where the name came from, so I did some research on it. To quote wikipedia:

"In Greek mythology, Agathos Daimon or Agathodaemon (Greek: "good spirit") was a god of the vineyards and grainfields and of good luck, health and wisdom."

Because of the speed at which my mind moves, I couldn't make out many of Agathodaimon's features. The most I could make out was that he had hair down to the middle of his back, and a sword of pure energy within his left hand. Once I get more details made out, I'm going to finish drawing my picture of him, so that one can see what he looks like.

It was interesting. One of the more interesting things is that, even though I was only gone for 20 minutes, It felt like over 40 minutes. Time seems to slow when you project into your soul. As such, I took a glance into my soul, and I found a place that I might call home on those rough days. After my meditation, my body felt 20 pounds lighter, and my chest was in a bit of pain.

The fundamental concept of this is that the heart is the center of all imagination, and the portal to your soul.