FOLK HEARTH

BIBLIOGRAPHY

(CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)

​

This bibliography represents by no means an exhaustive list of all the works I have researched, examined, and scrutinized. In addition to the sources listed here, many other cultural, religious, and philosophical materials have informed my studies, research and contemplation.

These are part of the formative influences span the breadth of human thought, encompassing monotheistic and polytheistic traditions, and numerous other systems of philosophy, belief and reflection. When possible I try to find out more about the biography of the authors, when they lived and consider what may have or what they have openly gone record as stating the motivations behind their claims. Without taking that into consideration, you don't have enough data to make a solid or reasonable conclusion.

An Omen of Flies:

Not always a Evil Sign

Sometimes a Fly is Just a Fly

Flies can feel symbolic or eerie, especially when their behavior seems targeted or unusual—but before going deep into interpretation, it’s important to keep one foot grounded: flies are strongly tied to scent, moisture, heat, and decay. That said, across cultures and symbolic systems, they’ve also been read as messengers, interrupters, or warning signs rather than threats themselves.

Seeing flies around someone as they enter a location could signal an attached presence draining energy or, conversely, a protective warning of incoming danger—such phenomena are often misread, so consider both angles before assuming malice.

OPEN YOUR MIND

TO STRONGER AWARENESS

This is a list of recommended reading I have been given. After working through several of the texts and completing them, taking time to process the material and familiarize myself with unfamiliar terms and expressions, I can see how many of the warnings discussed begin to feel relevant in a broader context. In particular, I’ve noticed how concerns around what some authors describe as Mind Wars that play psychological influence games, narrative building and shaping, and large-scale information operations or psychological warfare based propaganda, are interesting to read when framed and interpreted in relation to, and observation of global events and mainstream media environments. Some of these were feared and have even been burned in different countries. That's something to seriously consider.

The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind  

Gustave Le Bon, 1895