Video Games, Breaking Bad and Moon Meditation

I had an opportunity today to speak to a fellow in Los Angeles who is creating a conscious video game. His mother had heard me on Judy Anderson's show, so he reached out. It was a great conversation where I got to review some of the progress on his game's proof of concept, and I got to bring him a little of my video game experience. We also discussed my Ayahuasca involvement as it relates to what I'm doing today. He said he had participated in ceremony, but every time he does, he has the exact same experience. He's going to be travelling to Peru to try it again to see if he can get something different. We are likely to meet up when I make it to Los Angeles.

I spent the majority of the day promoting my upcoming appearance here in Albuquerque.

I've had some good responses so far, including one of my clients and subscribers who is thinking about making the trip from Canada to see me! :O

Before heading over to a full moon meditation with Cat and Barbara (who I had met at the fair a few days prior -- they do Aura photography,) I wanted to stop by and see some Breaking Bad sights. The TV show was filmed primarily here in Albuquerque, and a few of the houses and buildings are easily visited. The first one I noticed was the car wash that Walter and Skyler purchased in the show. I had seen it while driving around randomly because it's such a giant building and so unusual:

As far as Walter and Skyler's house, I had heard that the current owners ran into a lot of problems with people stopping by to get photos and possibly harrassing them. In the show, Walter, in a fit of rage, throws a pizza on the roof of the house. Supposedly that has been a thing with people stopping by and throwing pizzas on their roof. When I arrived I could see the damage that had been done. There was a fence around it now, and signs in the yard that said things like, "Take your pictures from across the street. Please do not bother us." -- The unfortunate part of becoming famous.

After this, Whisper and I went to the full moon meditation, and while it was very nicely guided by Cat and Barbara, Whisper was not having it. She was whining, refusing to sit still, and constantly wanting to get up on their sofa. Since Barbara had a dog allergy, she requested that Whisper stay on the floor... which is definitely something Whisper isn't used to! So we left the room so as to not distract the other guests.

Nonetheless, I had a nice time and met a few more great people here in Albuquerque. One of which I hope to give a session before I leave.