Deep Dive Blogs

In this blog EJ outlines the idea of angelic choirs and describes the hierarchy of the angelic orders along with their roles, sounds and associated ruling angels. He offers guidance on invoking angels through intention, sound and prayer and provides steps on how to get your prayers actually heard. He also cautions about Archons which are described as shadow counterparts that may imitate the truth but mislead or bind instead.

In this blog post, author E.J. Gold describes the current reality of social media as a space where the loudest voice dominates and genuine listening has all but disappeared — a bad dream from which not even satire can help us.,  Entering social media today is not only exhausting; it is soul-wearing. From this observation, Gold draws a parallel between social networks and the illusory engine of the Bardo, posing a evocative question: So how does this train you for the Bardo?,  The text offers clues for creating one’s own “media sanctuary,” where every click and impulse cease to erode consciousness and instead become an intentional practice — a way of surfing social media as training for moving through the Bardo with greater clarity.,  In addition, the blog features the full lyrics of the song The Bardo Is Here (Get On the Bus) available in both English and Spanish, connecting the ideas of the post with a creative, musical experience.

Fine-tune your personal frequency and vibration by wearing your amulet and adjusting your balance toward a sympathetic vibration with your amulet’s wave-length attunement. Create a new and hopefully higher personal frequency which allows contact with higher consciousness.

"Remember: What happens here, stays here. This applies to trauma, triumph, identity, and ego. Most of what you experience will not survive past logout. However, how you played—the felt-sense, the vibration you held — that will echo eternally." "Trust the feeling that makes no sense. That is the real memory trying to break through.""You are a traveler spiraling through the living library of your own being.

In this blog, E.J. Gold presents life as a game loop and what it is like to live it from within the loop— the game convince you that nothing exists beyond it, making you believe in its authenticity and immediacy. Or from outside it from where you have a larger view and begin to see why the loop exists at all. He also explores what it is like to step out of the loop and then return to it.

Movement vs. Action. ,  This blog introduces ideas and exercises to understand the difference between choosing actions that are conscious, versus automatic reaction. Sample exercise:,  How to ACT (Instead of Just MOVE),  1. Pause.,  Stop for one moment.,  Don’t react yet.,  Just pause.,  2. Notice.,  Ask yourself:,  “Am I just moving?”,  (Is this a habit, a reflex, a program?),  3. Decide.,  Choose to act —,  even if it’s small.,  A different word.,  A new direction.,  A conscious inbreath.,  4. Do it with awareness.,  Know that you are doing it.,  Not the machine.,  Not the old pattern.,  You.

Angelic Invocation Through Music: A New Path to Collective Harmony. An experimental practice that blends group creativity, synchronicity, and AI-generated composition to uncover hidden wisdom. Lyrics for Angelic Invocation Blues, The Future Sings and The Algorithm Knows

In this blog, EJ Gold reflects on current political narratives that generate fear and helplessness, and proposes music and sound as practical tools to restore our balance. He offers several suggestions and practical steps for elevating our vibration through Music Medicine:,  - Music as a Frequency Reset,  - Make Music Participatory,  - Reclaim Your Rhythm & Balance,  - Music as a Protective Field,  - Compose as Exorcism,  - Group Resonance

Complete instructions on how to deliver an induction

Put aside your beliefs and attitudes about poetry just by knowing that poetry is a word-game, and there is no shame in playing a game. Relax. Let go. Write some free-verse.

Imagine combining the God State with the power of technology. Sit quietly, enter the state of divine openness, and let your fingers type freely, without hesitation. Don’t overthink—just let the flow carry you. When you’re done, refine and shape what has emerged into poetry, or share it raw as a glimpse into the divine mind at work., 

In this blog, EJ begins by asking the question "What do you want now?" and lists the things people in different age groups are most likely to want. He then proceeds to ask a deeper question, "what happens after the body drops?" and gives a kind of "map" of the in-between states the soul finds itself floating after death. In this state, he suggests that the the small anchors from this life such as smells, tastes and textures can serve as memory triggers, helping you remember who you are and where you're from.This is where the idea of "Bardo chocolate" comes in. Even though you can not actually take the chocolate with you but the frequency stays with you and the Bardo becomes a familiar path. He recommends turning this into a daily ritual so that the experience becomes deeply ingrained and more accessible beyond physical life.

In this blog, EJ introduces the idea of Dover print inductions as a practical method for working with awareness using Dover Edition prints. He says that each Dover Edition print is a loaded gate drawn or painted by a living artist, charged through decades of training, intention, and transmission. He gives five different layers of experience it can likely trigger if one were to actively engage (stare) at the Dover prints. It would finally lead to shifts such as recalibration, tuning, elevation, or a deeper sense of connection. He then shares a print gaze induction which offers a structured way to begin working with the practice.

In this blog, EJ begins with the idea of trading one Goldback for one Dover print using it as an entry point to explore the deeper dynamics of exchange. He explains how such a simple, personal trade can evolve into larger forms like group shows, exhibitions, and gallery interactions, gradually building a network of value rooted in direct relationships. He says this approach could become especially helpful if the existing systems collapse as it trains people to operate within an alternative, more resilient model of exchange. He then explains its relevance to the Work as the work doesnt live on paper, books, or tools - meaning it survives as long as a group remains conscious and engaged. Teaching, in this sense, is not just the transfer of information but a form of transmission and when external systems shut down the circle itself becomes the monastery. He then compares the Dover prints to thangkas (sacred visual tools used to focus the mind, transmit teachings, and anchor higher states of consciousness) suggesting that these prints are not just decorative, but functional visual instruments encoded with frequency and presence for transformation, clarity, and connection.

In this blog, EJ lists 10 remote viewing experiments which can be used to test one's psychic edge. He frames them as simple, practical exercises that can be directly tried rather than just theorized about. He also suggests these experiments could be adapted as "shorts" on social media platforms like facebook, youtube, etc turning them into both personal practice and shreable material. At the end he concludes with three songs which can complement these materials.

In this blog, EJ presents certain of his artwork as "spatial santuaries" - visual harmonics designed to stabilize environments, soften jagged emotional edges and remind a person who they are. He says that each piece is created with delibarate intention and trained attention, meant for times like these when the world starts cracking and what’s invisible becomes the most necessary thing in the world. More than simply decoration, these prints are functional tools that anchor a space, influence mental and emotional states and support daily practice. They can be used both personally acting as shields or stabilizers that bring clarity and calm and collectively where they form a kind of network or "mesh" that extends this stabilizing effect across people and spaces. They are compatible with and also support the Superbeacon. These prints provide a direct connection to the higher self using aesthetics and resonance creating a spatial wrap i.e. a localized shift that makes your work on self easier. Instead of being sold conventionally, they are offered for trade using Goldbacks.

A Friendly Guide to the Human Biocomputer. How to tune the machine -body and brain are the hardware of the human biocomputer. Then, the software layer — habits, reactions, identity loops, old stories, all the junk that runs in the background. Then, metaprogramm, Master the basics, and the meta opens on its own.,  Skip the basics, and the meta becomes fog.,  The path is simple:,  Stabilize,  Clarify,  Transform

They are memory technologies.,  And in the hundreds of thousands of years before writing, accurately retelling a story was the whole of civilization, period.,  1. Rhythm — the carrier wave,  Rhythm is the engine. Without it, nothing travels far.,  2. Rhyme — the error-correction system,  Rhyme is collective quality control and helps remember the line.,  3. Repetition — the spell itself,  Repetition is where it turns magical.,  Your songwriting work, your Suno experiments, your communal listening —,  that’s not nostalgia.,  It’s a reactivation of oral culture inside digital space.

Years ago, I used a phrase that I half-jokingly called a “gimmick” to help people get high and stay high, in the spiritual sense, expanding consciousness into higher realms.,  “Get me down from here” does something very different. It helps you because it quietly assumes the obvious fact:,  If I want to get down, I must be already up.,  The mind accepts that premise without argument. There’s no debate, no proof required. Orientation happens instantly. Orientation is the key.,  None of these change the state directly. They change the relationship to the state. And relationship is everything.,  “Get me down from here” loosens the hands, and when the grip relaxes, the view doesn’t disappear. It just gets clearer.

The ancients didn’t think poetry and music were “expressive.” they thought they were operative, part of magic, shaman stuff.,  The big secret (which wasn’t secret back then),  Song, poetry, chant, and rhythm were understood as technologies of state change.,  not entertainment.,  not self-expression.,  not even art, the way we mean it now.,  They were tools for moving the soul from one configuration to another.,  The blog elaborates about Rhythm, Repetition and Rhyme. It also explains why this is important now:,  what you’re doing with songwriting, poetry, Suno, collective lyric-building —,  that’s not new.,  it’s old tech with new instruments.,  you’re rebuilding:,  trance without superstition,  ritual without hierarchy,  magic without costumes,  and calling it practice instead of belief.

The blog describes the resources available and the required simple steps to become a KGOD DJ and make it a practice. ,  Show up regularly.,  Press play honestly.,  Say less than you think.,  Let the catalog teach the room how to listen.,  That’s a station.,  That’s a practice.,  That’s KGOD.

KGOD Radio Is a Real Thing,  I’m not just making songs. I’m deciding what plays, when, and why. I’m shaping a listening experience. I’m building a signal that carries attitude, humor, provocation, comfort, and the occasional psychic side-eye — all before breakfast.,  KGOD Radio isn’t background noise.,  It’s not an algorithm begging for attention.,  It’s human-driven, taste-driven, and slightly mischievous.

KGOD Broadcast detailed script sample for a DJ to use it.

In this blog, EJ Gold reflects on the overwhelming nature of current political news and media saturation, suggesting the need to step back and disconnect. He encourages turning to lighter, creative content—such as music and videos—as a way to relax, calm the mind, and restore emotional balance. The post ultimately serves as a gentle Sunday reminder to take a break from the noise and reconnect with a more peaceful state of mind.

In this blog, EJ Gold explores the subtle boundary between waking and dreaming. The key is not to choose one over the other, but to make both real at the same time. He offers some suggestions on how to achieve this and reminds us that Suno moves between these two sides—the God side and the dream side: Suno is your way of dreaming consciously.

In this blog, EJ Gold defines what it means to be “asleep” and how to recognize the signs that we are, offering some guidance so we can verify it for ourselves. Because knowing that we are asleep is the first step toward awakening, he also provides some remedies for this condition. And a tool to help induce awakening: music. Music doesn’t create awakening—it invites it.

An approach to life as a game in a “this then that” form. Each one taking you part of the way.

How to respond to psychological warfare. Why you might take rebirth. Profile of a worker soul. The work behind the Work. How to tell if you are one of them. Song “They Forgot Why They Came”. The ultimate sigil kiss. Aliens among us – the realistic breakdown. Bardo Bus videos.

Ways to move through and return with skills. Small Talk and Polite,  Nodding. Deep Thinker Who's Just Quiet. Looks Like Trouble But Tips Well. Song,  “American Exile Blues”. Bardo Bus Videos.

A Radio Musical play, set in a big city atmosphere, with haunting,  helping dialogue. Daily video excursions on the Bardo Bus.

A chilling musical radio play about life now.

Looking for: pattern that explains the noise, a signal that isn't fake, a,  feeling that we're not wasting this incarnation, proof that someone else is awake, a good laugh,  at the whole comic setup, an invisible door with a brass handle, clue that the mission is still on, a,  decent sandwich, challenge “Coin Song”, “The Signal and the Coin”, Bardo Bus Videos