A dystopian psychic-survival story centered on Gabriel “Gabe” Pitocchelli, a young opibusic/psychic living in a world where people like him are hunted, criminalized, experimented on, and exterminated. The plot begins with childhood trauma, Division violence, and the execution of Gabe’s father, then follows Gabe years later as he is arrested, interrogated, nearly executed, revived, and forced onto the run with Kira and Adela. It reads as a dark, high-stakes mix of political oppression, psychic warfare, found-family fugitive drama, trauma, and rebellion. 

A large spiritual treatise presenting Sino-Indo-Abrahamic Eclecticism as a path rooted in Yahweh, unconditional love, charity, spiritual discipline, trauma-transformed compassion, and universal religious synthesis. It functions like a sacred manual: part theology, part spiritual training guide, part moral philosophy, part metaphysical system. Its core aim is to help readers understand the spirit, cultivate moral excellence, practice love and charity, and bridge spiritual experience with practical life. 

An early Eiri’s Heart Shaped Box screenplay/anime-style dramatic work built around a cast including Feliciana Vargas, Rin Kagamine, Lucard Mongarthey, Yuki Okamoto, Ran Okamoto, and Hinata Higurashi. The opening scene is highly character-driven, mixing domestic tension, relationship drama, Japanese-language influence, emotional outbursts, comedy, and supernatural or fantasy elements. It feels like an early creative seedbed for EHSB’s later style: dramatic, multilingual, emotionally intense, chaotic, funny, and heavily character-centered. 

Even Mr. Krabs has a foul mouth at times.

Stinkmeaner vs. the Freemans, from Cartoon Network

A memorial and grief document honoring Becky Hawkins as neighbor, friend, spiritual family, and someone deeply important in your life. It traces the relationship from its origins downstairs, through mutual support, protection, shared laughter, spiritual recognition, and the painful circumstances surrounding her final days. The document’s central message is compassionate and absolving: Becky was loved, witnessed, protected, and remembered; her story continues through the person preserving her memory. 

The Plan of Salvation is one of the most beautiful lessons we teach, and is also one of the easiest to over-teach.

A recipe