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The link tree is back in the sidebar, but the posts have all lost their tags and categories. I’m doing away with tags in the spirit of simplicity, and using a wide array of categories in a hierarchy, beneath a few neatly gathered parent categories. Click the plus signs to expand the folders, which will show you the subcategories. Each folder has additional content, including other folders with their own content. Page icons indicate final links. Posts are cross-referenced. Give me time to get them all categorized; I’m working on the summer issue of Rending the Veil, so hang in there and be patient.

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Truth is a radical, personal realization. You have to come to it.

Welcome to the strangest, most unusual blog you’ll probably ever read.

In 1994, Sheta Kaey found herself presented with the unlikely gift of a “spirit lover.” This is her story.

Meridjet is a fully involved spirit guide, as well as mate and companion. Sheta coined the term “spirit companion” in 1999 while corresponding with author Donald Tyson. More below….

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The first step to expanding your reality is to discard the tendency to exclude anything from possibility. — Meridjet

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It started in 1993. After a lifetime of occult involvement for the distinct goal of spiritual growth, Sheta and her friend Xanquela began studying hermetic Qabalah. At the same time, Sheta, a lifelong user of the talking board, succeeded in contacting a guide who inspired results. Half a year of study later, the guide introduced a new spirit, Meridjet, to her.

Evidence of a connection between them was immediate and the impact of the meeting was intense. Over the next two years, Sheta struggled with doubts for her sanity, but persevered with the Xanquela's support.

After two years, Meridjet left for an extended time, then returned. He had changed, and become what Sheta likes to call “Meridjet¹⁰.” Since then, he has taught her to perceive him clearly and unassisted (no more Ouija® board). He took over the guide duties and increased the intensity of her learning, to the degree that onlookers at times will question his motives. He specializes in what is now called “ordeal work,”. He takes on the occasional additional student in a joint project. He’s a tough teacher: some people can hack it, and some people can’t.

This blog will contain the story of this relationship and the growth it inspires. It contains current information and archival history, restored from former journals. Subscribe to the feed and watch this journey unfold.