It’s a Great Start

Tonight, Wisconsin just beat Purdue. 30-17. I’m a winner because I picked Wisconsin to win the game, and I picked Wisconsin -6 versus the point spread.

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Week 4, Big 10 College Football Schedule

Below, is a list of the nine games featuring Big 10 college football teams scheduled for this weekend, which is week 4 of the college football season.

The action begins Friday night, that’s tomorrow, September 22nd!

Friday, September 22nd @ 7:00 PM

Wisconsin, 2-1 at Purdue, 1-2:

Saturday, September 23rd @ 12 o’clock

Rutgers, 3-0 at (2)Michigan, 3-0: 

Saturday, September 23rd @ 3:30 PM

Maryland, 3-0 at Michigan State, 2-1:

Florida Atlantic, 1-2 at Illinois, 1-2:

LA Tech, 2-2 at Nebraska, 1-2:

Saturday, September 23rd @ 7:30 PM

Minnesota, 2-1 at Northwestern, 1-2:

Akron, 1-2 at Indiana, 1-2: 

(24)Iowa, 3-0 at (7)Penn State, 3-0:

(6)Ohio State, 3-0 at (9)Notre Dame, 4-0:

The action begins tomorrow night at 7:00 PM with the kickoff of Wisconsin and Purdue. Stay ahead of the game.

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College Football Week 4; Big 10 Preview & Picks

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Welcome to the Big 10 College Football Preview, and thank you for choosing Nooz Buffet. With the serious college football fan in mind, I’ve put together a game by game analysis for all 9 games featuring teams from the Big 10 conference for week 4, a list of my winning picks, and my picks versus the spread.

Last week was a success! I picked 12 out of 13 winners, and I was 7-6 versus the spread. 92% is our percentage picking winners, and 54% is our percentage picking winners versus the point spread. We expect this success to continue, and we want you to be a part of it.

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You get a game by game breakdown for all 9 games featuring Big 10 college football teams for week 4, my winning picks, and my picks versus the point spread.

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Summer’s End

Tonight, I conducted a basic ceremony. I decided to shuffle the deck of cards and take the top five cards in order and place one at each of the cardinal points and one in the center; the first card goes north, the second goes east, the third south, the fourth goes west, and the fifth card in the center.

It was interesting to see the top four cards after I shuffled the deck, and I shuffled it pretty good, were all Clubs. Clubs is the summer suit! And, the diamond you see in the center represents the spring season.

That was a real farewell to the summer season, and each card left us with something. The Jack of Clubs was triviality and vision, the 9 was transcending negativity, 3 was faith, and the 2 of Clubs was fear to cooperate. In the center, the Jack of Diamonds means recognition of spiritual power.

As we stand here waving goodbye to our summer sun, we do so a little wiser, a little more knowledgeable, and a little more faithful. We head into this fall with full awareness of the power we hold, the energy we have, and the shortcomings we need to work on. Cooperation is one.

Remember, the most important law of all is the law of cause and effect. And not only that, but remember that your mind is powerful. Don’t get scared when you finally realize your world is an outward manifestation of what’s inside you. You’re not going crazy, it’s just that they don’t talk about this stuff on the evening news, and because they don’t, some people think they’re weird or going crazy, but you’re not. You’re just way ahead of the times.

I wish everyone a happy, joyful, and warm-loving fall season. Personally, I hope the most beautiful and spiritually inclined woman in the world falls in love with me, and I go from being the poorest guy in town to the wealthiest.

Breaking a Curse

When you study, you’ll realize humans have access to a tiny portion of the visible light spectrum. There’s a lot we cannot see, and there’s a lot we cannot hear. People seem to have a hard time believing things they can’t see, hear, taste, touch, and smell, and so they blow off the idea of being cursed.

Personally, I feel blessed, but for the last 20 years, I feel like my life is struggling in two very specific areas, which I now believe are areas saturated by negativity, blockages, and resistance.

Those areas are career and reputation, and possessions and money. The first area is related to the 10th House in astrology, the astrological sign Capricorn, and Capricorn’s ruling planet, Saturn. The second area is related to the 2nd House, Taurus, and Venus.

I usually don’t share rituals, spells, or magic, and that’s probably because a lot of what I do from a ceremonial standpoint is still experimental, but I’m going to share what I’ve done for breaking this curse.

I prayed and mediated at the time of the New Moon asking God, Jesus, and the proper angles, spirits, and elders to remove any blockages, the dark cloud from above my head, and the weight from my heart.

During the ritual, I burned Myrrh, Frankincense, Jasmin, and Racine. I piled up the ashes and brushed them into a dollar bill. The dollar bill was folded, sealed, and placed back on the alter where it will sit until the time of the full moon.

On the night of the full moon, I’ll take the dollar to a body of moving water, pray over it, and then gently blow the ashes into the stream. The next morning, I’ll return to the stream, and there will be a sign.

There are so many different ways to break curses, so it’s really about finding what works for you. Going back to what I was talking about at the beginning of this post, the point I was making is that sometimes, things happen that we have no explanation for. We can’t test it, we can’t run experiments on it, we can’t explain it, and so, we’re left speechless.

But, just because something doesn’t fit into the frame of what we consider real or logical, that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. There’s such a thing as a sixth sense, which is what connects us to what lies beyond the five senses. Don’t forget that, and don’t forget that you, by birthright, have a connection to this earth.

Energy, and the manipulation of energy is real. If there are areas of your life that straight up suck, don’t dismiss the possibility that the energy manifesting in those areas can either be blocked, cursed, contaminated, or pulled to other areas.

The key is to identify these areas and focus on them. Focus on the energy there and work on bring the power back in those areas. Once you bring the energy and the power back, you can then work on building it up, cleansing it, and releasing it.

Keeping the Sabbat Holy

Tomorrow is Mabon. Some people refer to it as the fall or autumn equinox, and it’s really just the changing of the seasons from summer to fall. As far as the calendar is concerned, I think the official first day of fall is this Saturday, the 23rd, but generally, the first day of fall is usually celebrated between the 21st and 23rd.

From our perspective here in the northern hemisphere, the sun is directly over the equator giving equal sunlight to both the northern and southern hemispheres. Winter is the next season for us, so this is actually a time of departure.

The Sun is crossing over the celestial equator heading south, which is why it gets cold up here in the north during the winter. At the time of the spring equinox, the sun is once again over the equator giving equal sunlight to both the northern and southern hemispheres. The sun crosses paths with the celestial equator and heads north for spring and the rebirth of life.

We celebrate this time with brown and cinnamon candles gourds, pumpkins, and the wonderful shades of orange, green, reds, and browns.

I always loved the fall, it’s a time that will forever remind me of the beginning of the school year, football season, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.

Have a blessed day, and I hope your harvest is abundant.

Big 10 College Football Preview and Picks for Week 4

Last week, we killed it! We were 12-1 picking winners, and we were 7-6 picking winners versus the point spread.

Don’t miss out on this. There is one game scheduled for Friday night, and eight games scheduled for this Saturday involving teams from the Big 10 college football conference. That’s nine games total, and that’s nine chances to win.

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Is Perfection Really the Enemy of Good?

Most people know my back story when it comes to religion. I was born into Roman Catholicism, and I held on to most of that foundation as I grew older.

In 2007, I was 27, and my search for more began. As, I began to learn about all the other religions and religious practices out here, the solar cross caught my attention.

You’d have to either be blind or in outright denial to dismiss the fact that Catholicism, and not only Catholicism, but many religions have their roots set in paganism. And that’s okay, it’s the paganism aspect that I love so much.

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So, I began to pay attention to how the sign of the cross is made in church, forehead, belly button, left shoulder, right shoulder. That resembles the cross design of the crucifixion, but why make that cross when it symbolizes conflict and distress.

Why not make the solar cross that resembles a mathematical plus sign, since it does also represent the God? That’s forehead, solar plexus, left shoulder, and right shoulder.

The answer to that is because there are people who truly believe that perfection is the enemy of good. The solar cross is perfectly proportionate. It’s a plus sign. A lot of people don’t realize it, and forgive them Father for they know not what they do, but they make this imperfect cross in a rebellious act against perfection thinking they’re doing the right thing. BUT PEOPLE! Look at your bodies. You’re God’s creation, made in his image, and you’re perfectly proportionate! Look around you at nature. Everything is perfect, and precision is absolutely necessary for life to exist.

In the true teachings of Christ, we learn Jesus encouraged the people to not be like him, but to learn from him. He didn’t want to be worshipped, he wanted you to be yourself, and be confident in your abilities to do all the wonderful things he was capable of doing.

It took 17 years on this spiritual path that began in 2007 (which isn’t over), for me to finally understand where the roots of my faith were. I’m self-initiated. I’ve seen enough during prayer and meditation to know this. I’ve seen it in my birth chart as well.

But, I’m not bragging or anything like that, I’m just excited at how far I’ve come and how much I’ve learned over the last 17 years. When you set out on a journey not knowing what to expect or where it will lead, you begin to get a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment when those things are finally revealed.