top of page


SOUL SEQUENCING BLOGS


Glory Be
This morning I woke up to the song “Battle Hymn of the Republic” playing in my head. You know the one. . . Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored He hath loosed the faithful lightning of this terrible swift sword His truth is marching on. Glory! Glory! Hallelujah! Glory! Glory! Hallelujah! Glory! Glory!
Catherine Bott
5 days ago2 min read


Battlegrounds: The Next Generation
It is clear battlegrounds are being established all over the world. Oh, the new-age battlegrounds won't look like Antietam or Gettysburg, but the results --- loss of vibrant life – will still be the same. Battlegrounds rise up when a deep polarization exists between 2 different factions. There won't be signs that point to a place where battles will take place, but rest assured, you will know when and where the battles start. All battlegrounds, whether old or new, exist in
Catherine Bott
Oct 223 min read


A Must Read
I normally avoid any political messages in my Thursday blog messages. However, I see huge changes on our planet, and as an astrophysicist (one who studies energy as it relates to astronomical issues), I feel like I have insider information that can help explain what’s going on esoterically to help the collective “see the light” and take a stand with your vote. I have studied the planets, stars, asteroids, constellations, nodes, birth charts and more for almost fifty ye
Catherine Bott
Oct 154 min read


Columbus Truth
Countries hoarding or blocking trade routes is really nothing new. During the 15th century, 1453 to be exact, the Ottoman Empire, located in what is now known as modern-day Turkey on the Asian continent, blocked overland trade routes to Asia. This meant that countries in Europe were cut off from imports of spices, silk and highly coveted gold. And in line with one of my favorite mantras, “what man uses from evil, God uses for good,” the Ottoman blockade was the impetus for Ch
Catherine Bott
Oct 83 min read


Karmic Lockstep in Relationships
Karma is a word extrapolated from ancient Indian ideology that refers to the fact that all actions one takes have consequences. Said another, less wordy way; what goes around comes around. People tend to view karmic "go-around" in shadow terms: hurt someone, and you'll get hurt back in like-kind. Steal, and you will be stolen from, blah, blah. Additionally, new age thinkers tout that one will have to pay back their "karmic debt" in the next lifetime. Nothing could
Catherine Bott
Oct 14 min read


Spiritual Transformation
In any effort of transformation, whether it be in a physical, mental or emotional realm, the secret is to consciously transform the issue from a material aspect to a spiritual pursuit. In other words, what is the learning lesson in the drama/trauma at hand at the moment? I am in the process of selling off some of my real estate assets in a move to lessen the angst that comes with owning rental properties. I recently spent over thirty thousand dollars renovating a
Catherine Bott
Sep 244 min read


Weaponization Woes
Weaponization: meaning to take a thing and make a weapon out of it. The most popular and modernized use of this word has been applied in regard to using the court system to go after someone you don’t like – an enemy. This “warfare” tactic is an in-your-face, visible method of creating chaos. What about other weaponizations that run deep…unconscious weaponization? Many weaponization ideologies come to mind; however, there is one weaponization tool that has been use
Catherine Bott
Sep 173 min read


Don’t Lose Your Faith Now
Put $100 in the bank today, and in twenty years at 5% interest, that same $100 will be worth $265.33. Is faith required for this magic to happen? Not hardly. You gave the bank use of your money for a certain length of time at a certain rate of return. When that contract expires, your agreement will be fulfilled, and you will be $165.33 richer. When we were born as spirit-beings-having-a-human-experience, we also arrived with a contract to fulfill. Every resource n
Catherine Bott
Sep 103 min read


The Entitlement (anti-prosperity) Path
Linda became a writer at 38 when Ken passed away from cancer at 41. The two of them were the "dynamic duo" of real estate before Ken died, earning a good living for years. After Ken died, and because of her grief, Linda was unable to cope and became delusional. All the wealth they had accumulated, the boat, the cars, and the big house on the water slowly dissipated. Linda lost it all and was living like a bag lady on the street for about two years when her brother finally s
Catherine Bott
Sep 34 min read


Spiritual Accessories
The other day, I found myself sequestered in what my girlfriends call my "Barbie doll closet," getting ready for a date night with my husband. My closet is quite large and is filled with a nice (but aging) array of seasonal clothing to include shoes, hats, jewelry, scarves, belts, sweaters and jackets that I, in Barbie doll fashion, mix and match to produce hopefully attractive (and sometimes sexy) outfits. This is an oddity I can't explain except that I never had a Barbie do
Catherine Bott
Aug 273 min read


Enabling Innocence
Recently, we acquired new next-door neighbors. C and A replaced an upper-aged couple with no children with a beautiful three-year-old girl, whom we shall call Ellie. Ellie is as pure as the driven snow. Curious, pleasant and as far as I’m concerned, a God-send. What a difference to have a pure specimen of the great Divine to observe. Don’t get me wrong, we love our previous neighbors and have many special memories of our time with them. Ellie’s presence
Catherine Bott
Aug 203 min read


Student of One’s Own Pain
Pain comes in all shapes and sizes. Physical pain is my least favorite, as I have a low tolerance for it. I am still thanking God forty years later for being in labor only forty-five minutes with the birth of my son. Even splinters (which I am a frequent host to), cause me intolerable pain. Physical pain is the most easily recognizable form of pain. Thankfully, I have had minimal experiences with physical pain in my lifetime. Other forms of pain, especially mental
Catherine Bott
Aug 123 min read


Energy Windows
For the last 30 months or so, I have been focused on writing three books about our solar system. Astronomy is the science of the Universe, and astrology is the spiritual aspect of the Universe. Ever since my late twenties, I have been captivated by what lies beyond Earth’s borders. About three years ago, I decided to deep dive into the subject for a novel I’m writing. While the novel still nips at my heels, I’ve been totally captivated by the intricacies of our solar system a
Catherine Bott
Aug 63 min read


Is Deception Now the New Normal?
To help defray costs, we Airbnb out our Florida winter home. Airbnb has a rating system for both hosts and guests, helping owners like me accept or reject prospective guests. Owners are rated on things like cleanliness, whether the property matches the pictures on the website listing, value for the money and so forth. Guests are rated on things like whether the rules were followed, did they treat the property respectfully (or did they trash the place?), and whether you would
Catherine Bott
Jul 274 min read


Addiction to Freedom
Wait! Don’t run away. Everyone is addicted to something. The most visible addictions are those to drugs (both legal and illegal) and alcohol. Other addictions, such as food, gambling (or even Netflix bingeing), are just a few “visible” addictions we spirit-beings-having-a-human-experience can face. What if I were to tell you, however, that addictions of any sort are merely the driver behind a spiritual hunger that has not been met? No spiritual hunger? Okay. Now y
Catherine Bott
Jul 233 min read


From Shadow to Light
I waited almost two months for an appointment with the IRS. Apparently, my bookkeeper was sending the money that was due, but never followed up with the correct forms. There were so many reporting issues (almost 40 different issues, to be exact) that needed attention, I thought a two-hour appointment would be helpful to clear them up. I literally spent 60 hours organizing every file (issue) with supporting documentation. My visit with Miss "C" at the IRS included two large b
Catherine Bott
Jul 164 min read


Life Force
Technically speaking, life force (small l, small f) is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as the force or influence that gives something its vitality or strength. Science tells us that it is the 22 elements from the Periodic Table, like calcium, magnesium, manganese, etc., that are the force that vitalizes and strengthens the human body. Are minerals the life force spiritualists are referring to? Three thousand years ago, the word "prana" was first referenced as lif
Catherine Bott
Jul 93 min read


Self-Nurturing Ideas
When I work in my garden, I know that a certain part of me, mentally and emotionally, is being nurtured in a way unlike any other experience I can have. The last half of my life has seen me spend untold hours in my garden. Nurturing is defined as giving one a sense of inner security and emotional strength, which are gifts from parenting. In order to offer inner security and emotional strength to children, one needs to be proficient in these qualities themselves. That would
Catherine Bott
Jun 253 min read


Oh, Say Can You See?
The starting words of our Star-Spangled Banner, written in 1814 by Francis Scott Key as he was watching the British Bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, still resonate today. Let us take Key’s words to an even deeper level. While written during a battle, the words “Oh say can you see” can, on a much more personal level, implore one to see the truth of a situation with one's own eyes. Not someone else’s ideology of truth but your very own truth. Each
Catherine Bott
Jun 243 min read


Misappropriated Manhood
Most people equate manhood with testosterone, a hormone produced in a man's testes. Testosterone is responsible for many human qualities. For example, in nature, it is usually the male of the species who instinctively protects and provides for his family. Of course, there are always exceptions to this pattern—just ask the mate of the black widow spider. In the human context, manhood has become synonymous with courage, strength and even the ability to reproduce. H
Catherine Bott
Jun 183 min read
bottom of page