My latest poem at Dissident Voice, “Sidereal Nectar,” was published this past weekend and can be read here…

https://dissidentvoice.org/2021/08/sidereal-nectar/

Thank you to Red Focks at Alien Buddha Press for helping set up what was an awesome show this week as Kristin Garth, Bill Ratner, Halle Preneta, and Courtenay S. Gray all joined the program to talk about their work and read selections from their latest books.

Episode #158 can be listened to here…

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/17numaradio/2021/08/23/songs-of-selah-with-scott-thomas-outlar

Thank you to Glory Sasikala for including my poem “Manic Adoration” in the new August 2021 print edition of GloMag released out of India. Copies are available here…

https://www.amazon.com/dp/9354932029

Underneath the Milky Way, a jolt of electricity is received, a pulse of peace is bestowed in blessing, a shockwave of higher resonance frequency is felt throughout the flesh as a subtle shiver taps the spine… deep in the bass of the bones.

My essay “Of Life and Death” was published today at Dissident Voice and can be read here…

https://dissidentvoice.org/2021/08/of-life-and-death/

It’s all cut from the same cloth, a blanket finely woven, a Jeweled Net of Indra, an enmeshment of synchronicity, a divine web of nature’s sublimity, a mandala of manifesting matrices, a concordance of congruent alignment, a balance between order and chaos, a clarion call, a karmic scale weighing out, a heart and a feather, a seat of the soul, an Eye of Horus, a pineal transformation, a transcendent alteration, an apotheosis, a revelation, a renaissance, a consciousness in bloom and bursting.

Thank you to Kathy Ellis for joining this week’s edition of Songs of Selah to talk about her new book, Wings from Roots. We also discussed the impact that traveling to over 40 countries has had on her writing and what it means to be a bridge engineer when it comes to the dynamics of social interactions and relationships.

Episode #157 can be listened to here on 17Numa Radio…

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/17numaradio/2021/08/17/songs-of-selah-with-scott-thomas-outlar

We see you naked now in this masquerade. A narrative exposed and unraveling.

My poem “Remember Who (and What) You Are” was published earlier this week at Dissident Voice and can be read here…

https://dissidentvoice.org/2021/08/remember-who-and-what-you-are/

Align with the Holy Spirit Vibration, feed the body clean foods, activate the chakra system, electrify the auric field, and walk steady in good spirits.

I had a great time reading a new essay and speaking with W.D. Evans on this week’s episode of Songs of Selah. He joined the program to discuss the books and projects he’s been working on this year. We also talked about his entrepreneurial attitude, the synchronistic events that enlighten one’s path through life, some of the technological innovations he’s been on the cusp of during his years, and the philosophy of persistency in following through on dreams. Episode#156 can be listened to or downloaded here…

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/17numaradio/2021/08/09/songs-of-selah-with-scott-thomas-outlar

Woe be in the age of corruption and tyranny? Or a Renaissance of the Roaring Twenties? Only time will tell. Choose your own adventure. But don’t blink or else you’ll miss the next peak. It’s going to be a blast. A selection of my recent essay and poetry publications can be found in the links below...

“Jabberwocky Theater” at Dissident Voice

“As Riddles Unravel” at ILA Magazine

Five poems at Sahitya Barta

“The More Things Change” at Mad Swirl

I was stoked to have received my contributor’s copy of Torrid Literature Journal recently. Thank you to Alice Saunders for including my poems “Imagine Thirsting” and “Student Section” in the latest volume released out of Florida.

Dance your cares away to the sounds of animated activation (if you happen to have any angst to begin with, that is; and, if not, well, in that case, jam even harder in simpatico fashion to the rhythms of high bliss that come your way).

The process is perpetual in its continuous motion, and our perception can be spot on, slightly askew, or completely off base – it’s up to each of us to remain alert and ever-vigilant in the pursuit of bringing mindfulness back into centered alignment upon the path of life as the circumstances around us swirl in a state of flux.

Small, steady steps, one at a time, with quantum leaps mixed into the equation at certain intervals of acceleration.

Hallelujah. La la la. Amen.