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21
July
2008

Over recent months, as I seem to snowball in my ability to express things that should’ve long ago been expressed, my mother and I have had many long talks about various feelings. We’ve uncovered old wounds and redressed them in cleaner ways, allowing for healing. We’ve expressed gratitude and regret. We’ve shared a lot. I [...]

Posted in Contemplation, Ordeal work, Processing, Therapy | 2 Kisses - Join the Fray!

5
July
2008

Some Kind of Ironic

You know those old movies, such as Some Kind of Wonderful, in which the lead actor or actress is searching for love in all the wrong places, meanwhile overlooking their perfect partner, who is right in front of them? Typically, this is their best friend of the opposite sex, the person they turn to for [...]

Posted in Lessons, Yearning | Gimme some sugar, baby!

2
June
2008

Weird Feelings

In the past couple of weeks, I’ve noticed a number of timely developments in my circumstances that I would call synchronicity if I only had a better handle on it all. I mentioned that I started schema therapy about 6 weeks ago; this has generated a lot of back-burner thought processing and semi-conscious contemplation that, [...]

Posted in Donald Tyson, Dreams, Mental fogginess, Meridjet distant or absent, Processing, Relationship, Sleep, Subconscious work, Synchronicity, Therapy, WTF? | 4 Kisses - Join the Fray!

29
May
2008

Personal Growth Discussion

I was having a chat with a long-lost, rediscovered friend today that resulted in some stuff I wanted to save. Skim if you like, but I recommend reading. We were discussing qabala, and I found some quotes… Sheta: “The word nephesh (soul) designates the lower self in the time of sleep, whilst the term ‘ruach’ is [...]

24
May
2008

Trust is a Difficult Issue

For documentation purposes, I need to post about a recent event, though there’s only so much I want to post publicly. I’m looking into a way to filter some posts to registered users of this site, but for now I will only give a sketchy description and it will have to do. A couple of [...]

Posted in About Meridjet, About Sheta, From our original archives, He's a bastard, History, Kink, Letting go, Lust for result, Meridjet, Moral ambiguity, Practices, Quotes, Relationship, Stress, Trust, faith, and doubt | 5 Kisses - Join the Fray!

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

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.

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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.