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Howard Carter and the Curse of Tutankhamun

Soul Crossing #162. For enlightenment purposes only. Just one guy's waking dream, right? Uh-oh. I've goofed! I could have sworn I'd done transition pictures for Tutankhamun at some point, but maybe I did and never posted them. That happens sometimes. It's incredibly frustrating. 🙁 Sorry for dragging your eyes down here. Maybe I need to do those pictures soon. During quieter moments of profound contemplation, have you ever wondered how great it would feel to step up like the hero you are and support Cash's channel? Well, here's your chance. It's as easy as clicking on this lovely link: http://www.PayPal.me/cashpeters. Spoiler alert: it may give you a fuzzy, warm sensation inside. Details of Cash's fabulously uplifting new book, The Illustrated Law of Attraction, are available at www.cashpeters.com, along with some attractive mugs and T-shirts for your drinking and wearing pleasure. (The cost of mailing mugs in the U.S. is entirely down to the whims of that rascal Louis DeJoy. Alas, we are all just playthings in his world.) In other news: A) The ebook versions of the Believing book, 'Force of Habit', and MasterPeace' are, as usual, to be found on Amazon. 'Why Your Life Matters' is no longer available in paperback, only as an ebook on Amazon. B) If you'd like to understand how Cash does his pictures, there's a video you can watch. You'll find it here:    • How I Channel Pictures From Spirit   C) Newspaper headlines used in the video are included without the introductory phrase, "And this is how The Washington Post described it' or 'Here's what Forbes said on this topic last week' etc. This saves space and repetition, but that's what is intended. Excerpts from books, poetry, or other media are included under the doctrine of fair use. And finally, a word to all my darling commenters... I love hearing from you, even if you're being critical, but especially if you're not. Your ideas for topics for pictures are also appreciated. However, there are some things that are not acceptable. Cross these boundaries a little bit and your comment will be deleted. Cross them a lot and you will be blocked. Please bear in mind that I curate hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of comments each week, and so will generally skip or delete argumentative or vexatious people. Anyway, here they are, listed in no particular numerical order: 1) No spam, scams, bots, fake information, links to porno sites, gaslighting, or phony opinions presented as real comments. 2) No abuse, vulgarity, insults, or cursing. Don't be rude to - or about - me, or about other commenters, readers, etc. Say what you like, by all means, but try to be kind, polite, pleasant, and constructive. And if you can avoid whining as well, so much the better. 😊 3) Do not post bogus invitations that suggest viewers check out 'my' Instagram or Telegram page, or that they should have a personal reading from me. I will NEVER send you an invite or contact you directly. I don't even contact my friends directly, so, rest assured, if it looks like I'm instigating an interaction, it's a scam. 4) Please maintain a respectful distance. Don't try pick-up lines on other commenters, ask where they live, or seek other personal details from them. Or from me, for that matter. I would also add...no over-affectionate gushing, intimate suggestions, or creepy claims to be my friend when you're not. I will block you instantly. 5) No promoting products or websites, or posting links/timecodes without explanation. 6) No promoting other readers. This is a regrettable one. I don't have an objection to readers being referred to - of course. Some of them are terrific. However, a handful of viewers insist on plugging two readers in particular, and it's fishy. So...no to that. 7) No time-stamping my videos. In other words, no going through the episode, noting the time that each topic begins, and posting an itemized list. We live in an increasingly divided and segmented world where people confine their focus solely to things that concern them, shutting out everything else, especially stuff that's happening in other countries. This viewpoint is unsustainable when the very survival of humanity depends on everyone pulling together as one. Time-stamping is not conducive to that. Please don't do it. In addition, and as a makeshift number 8... Unless I know you personally, please do not send me unsolicited mail, friend requests on FB, follow requests on Instagram, marriage proposals, or snapshots of: a) your cat; b) you posing in a low-cut ball-gown or bikini. If it can't be said or shown in the comments section, I guarantee I won't want to see it privately. Again, even my friends know not to send me stuff, so I'd be grateful if you would refrain too.