Author Archives: Mark Macy

This is what I’ve come to believe about love and fear and the other feelings and motivations that we grapple with over the course of a lifetime: All of our roller-coaster feelings and urges stem from love and fear, which … Continue reading →

I recently upgraded macyafterlife to a “business” site—not to make money, but to eliminate those unsolicited ads and pop-ups you used to see here, and also to get a lot more features, such as the ability to add audio and … Continue reading →

(This article could be expanded in the coming months, with readers’ help, as explained in the last section of the piece: A Few Critical Situations Today…)   MM Throughout history it’s been a struggle to manage human affairs, as we try … Continue reading →

It makes sense to me that regulation throughout the omniverse is a simple, elegant process that starts within and builds outward… but on Earth everything has gotten turned upside-down and convoluted. This article tries to explain how and why (and … Continue reading →

The clean-up of this website I discussed in the previous article wasn’t as complicated as I’d assumed it would be. It’s well underway, and so now I can start writing the next article in the Worlds Within Worlds series. It’ll … Continue reading →

Thanks for exploring with me on this macyafterlife website over the years. We’ve crossed uncharted waters and visited mystical lands beyond time and space, where brilliant beings quietly beckoned us like gracious, guiding sirens. All along the way it’s been … Continue reading →

As the previous article explained, I’ve come to believe that everything in the omniverse is created and nourished by life force that streams from the central source, in the form of life, love, and omniversal knowledge. When the life force … Continue reading →

“Heaven and hell” is a simple metaphor for the spirit realms associated with the Earth. One recent article in this series already explored the moods of the various happy realms (“heavens”) and the various troubled realms (“hells”), so this article … Continue reading →