Guess What Time It Is?

 You may be thinking of a popular comeback from the 90s, a friend would gleefully state every time I asked this question, or an absent-minded variation of it. 


I would say Do you know what time it is and he would reply, “It's time for all fools to be dead. Don't you feel sick?”


And we would laugh out loud at the cool cleverness of the soul who came up with this in an age without cellphones, the internet, and AI. 


At any rate, this entry has a point, a segway into My Guide to Your Guides' Automatic Writing course, which I release every time around this year. 


This year brings a deep discount, good until November 30th, 2025 —plenty of time to go inward with the time change and take advantage of the thinning spiritual veil around this time. Click the picture to learn more and buy the ticket...






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