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This morning I woke up at midnight because for some reason I fell asleep at 7pm last night. Five hours is on par for me, and I have a new kitten I brought inside because she\u2019s a year old and she seemed to just be too small to handle the cruel cruel neighborhood I live in. All the feral cats were bullying her. So I took her to the vet, got her shots, set up an appointment for her to get fixed, and brought her in, only to discover that the two inside cats, Betty and Ronnie, are also bullying her. So I stayed up with her and when I realized that ChatGPT-4 had finally given me the Dall-E 3 image generator, I spent the first of several hours of making beautiful images. Here are two I made where I tried a trick my daughter told me to do \u2014 to manifest good things by only talking about those things. So rather than lament my big kitties bullying this new kitten, I decided to say I was looking forward to when we could all be a family. Here\u2019s the best one.

So it really got me thinking. In Freud\u2019s Interpretation of Dreams, which I read intently as a college student, and which played a role in me realizing I was in love with my best friend, now ex-wife - sigh. And one of the things that I remember is that Freud would recommend the morning after you wake up, just write down the things you can remember, don\u2019t put them in order. Don\u2019t make sense of them. Just put them down. And even if it takes a few attempts, just do it. Don\u2019t worry about imposing the narrative on it because there may not be one (often there isn\u2019t), and even if there is one, it may not be one you know yet given Freud\u2019s model of dreams (id, ego, superego). Here\u2019s another one that just stunned me.

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Well, easily you could use this to do that. Wake up, write down everything, then stick it in ChatGPT-4. Ask it to simultaneously analyze the dream and then depict it in whatever way it thinks is best. It would be like having a psychoanalyst and a painter both of whom cut to the chase and do things for you in 5 seconds. So that got me thinking \u2014 couldn\u2019t this be \u201Chomework\u201D for a therapist to give their clients? Why not? Instead of using some Rorschach test, just help teach them to prompt and put their feelings and thoughts into ChatGPT-4 and ask for them to explain what it means, if it means anything, and just to depict it. So I think this kind of \u201Cart therapy\u201D is almost certainly coming, and to be honest, it\u2019s probably here in one month and will grow fast.

But there was no one with the style, insight and range of Greg \u201CIronman\u201D Tate, a D.C. native filled with enthusiasm for the bohemian, the adventurous and the radical. Greg was a fabulous writer who understood rhythm, metaphor and hyperbole like a master musician does harmony, timber and tone. Sentence for sentence Greg was one of the best writers in a publication that was all about attitude, personal POV and cultivating your singular voice.

Unlike some of my VV comrades, who boasted and strutted when they had a big piece on the paper, Tate was always easy going and mellow, an disarming manner that made him a natural leader. Off the page he co-founded the Black Rock Coalition and a marvelous ensemble, Burnt Sugar Arkestra, which took his extensive musical taste and manifest it in covers of classics and original compositions that reflected his critical insights. In the community of NYC artists who came of age in the \u201880s Greg was a touchstone and mentor.

If your manifestations haven't been coming true, or have been falling short of what you know is in your energetically best interests, then you may need to sharpen your manifestation skills and introduce new strategies to manifest your desires.

Some of the mental beliefs that are needed to attain a manifestation are beliefs of worthiness, being able to see yourself visually as a person who has what you want, and believing that what you want will come easily and effortlessly to you. Without having these mental boxes checked off, it can cause things like self-sabotage, for instance, because without that belief that we deserve to earn what we want, we will consistently put ourselves in the path of not having what we want.

Of course, having a complete mindset shift isn't an overnight thing, however, it is possible to make the process easier and more able to be integrated into your day-to-day life, rather than struggling to make a journaling or meditation habit that could hinder your manifestation success if you feel guilty or unfulfilled by those processes.

For these reasons and more, music is the incredible medium to at least assist with the mindset shifts that need to occur to have a successful manifestation practice. Plus, depending on how you use your music manifestation sessions and what your goals are, it can even ground and balance you for a more productive day.

Each month for this year at Botanical Stars, we want to explore the energies that can be molded and transformed with music, and in this blog post we have supplied a perfect mixtape to fill your January with all kinds of rich-bitch, powerful, and money-achieving vibes. This way, you can enter 2020 feeling as though money flows easily to you, and that you are worthy of financial gain and wealth.

Hopefully this January mixtape manifestation post helps you to manifest your rich-bitch desires and more. Comment down below what energies you would like to be honed in on in future months, and subscribe to the newsletter for more manifestation, modern witchcraft, and natural skin care and wellness blog posts.

Latham says of the new song, "This song compares a childlike infatuation with the idea of the American dream, which in hindsight is a bit of a fallacy, but there were people that did get to experience it and reach the prosperity they'd heard about. I'm really into manifestation - not in a spiritual way, just in a very practical sense. I think if you put all your energy into something by talking about it all the time or thinking about it, the course of your life will naturally bend towards that thing. This song is me manifesting my dream to be with a certain person. It's essentially a song about a childlike crush you are cheeky enough to plan out inside your own head."

"American Dream" is also accompanied by news of Latham's upcoming 10-song mixtape The Yearbook, which will follow last year's Medicine EP and will include previous singles "Dover Beach", "These Drugs" and "Raw Thoughts".

At 46, she released some of the most intriguing and successful singles of her career: "El Jefe," with msica mexicana sensation Fuerza Regida, "TQG," with fellow Colombian KAROL G, and an already classic Bizarrap session that may well be the best revenge song of the past 50 years. In November she collected three Latin GRAMMY awards and, in March, the GRAMMY Museum opened an exhibit focusing on her music.

Nature reports on the outcome of their postdoc survey. Their main takeaways are that it sucks to be in your thirties and a postdoc when other professionals are already well established in their professions, and this is not the best circumstance for creating and raising tiny humans. Yup.

What exactly is Long Covid, how does it manifest, and all that? Here\u2019s a review article that I found really useful. And have enough of a biological and medical background to be able to understand it, fortunately. (Why is it that medical terminology is designed to be not only accurate but also incomprehensible to anybody who isn\u2019t a member of their club?)

Scene: a low lit classroom filled with sleepy students mindlessly swiping at their phones and numbed by the hypnotic hum of a projector. Enter the professor, expected to perform, to teach, dare I say entertain. But how can we enliven this familiar weekly song and dance? Perhaps with a song? Or maybe a mixtape?

The beauty of the African artist is the potential for creating work that takes the best of the West and infusing his/her natural essence into said work. It is about being able to navigate through the many influences available instead of staying within any particular genre or sound or look or feel. As a species, we evolve but maintaining a strong connection with the root will always ensure that we have reference point in time and place.

For this list, only songs from his three studio albums are considered. Thus, his award winning Makaa Maka, and equally provocative, Keep Shining do not make the cut, even though both are among the best of the now self-styled godMC. The Birds and Beats, a free mixtape, has not been considered.

This is probably the best representation of the fusion between the West and Africa that M.ani so much embodies. Relying on up tempo drum beats and cord play, the rapper produces a futuristic sound track that matches the local adowa dance. He sings entirely in Twi, and evokes God and the ancestors to protect and cleanse him of his sins. The drum rolls and Frykywa Bells are perfectly intertwined in this track off the Immigrant Chronicles albums, producing a fast-paced tune that one can never get enough of. Typical M.ani, he calls himself Ghana rap moses, me rap y3 me poma (My rap is my staff).

An album that sounded a lot like an aural manifestation of its hypnotic cover image, depicting the interlocking cogs of some giant cosmic machine, revolving in stately harmony. Shedding the faintly pranksterish air of previous outings, Bitchin Bajas ascended to minimalist heaven on a luxurious carpet of vibraphone, woodwind, synths and soft motorik drums. Systems music for romantics.

If Khyam Allami made headlines last year for decolonizing the software of electronic music production, Ugandan musician Bamanya Brian (aka Afrorack) made history in 2022 for doing the same for hardware. While his Afrorack equipment garnered attention back in 2019 as the first African DIY modular synth, it was only this year that its musical potential was made manifest. Afrorack uses the modular system not just to imitate Euro-American sounds, but to disrupt them with East African rhythms and scales. Taken along with other Nyege Nyege-affiliated artists like Pisco Crane, Brian and his Afrorack stake an African counterpoint to Euro-American narratives of innovation. 006ab0faaa