Disappearing Object Phenomenon

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Wednesday, August 12, 2026: 9:41 PM: I still find the reappearance of my whetstone in my filing cabinet tool drawer section freakishly weird. I know for a fact that it wasn’t there for well over two years because I emptied the drawer entirely looking for it once, putting everything back one item at a time after wiping the bottom of the drawer down. No one borrowed it and returned it, “That’s for damn sure!”

However, it’s not the first-time things have moved to one place or another around here without my knowledge of how they’ve done so. I’m not sleepwalking. So, I can only assume that whatever’s going on is down to my special friend that I suspect has followed me from the Lake Panorama house in Vernon to here.

I did have an interesting vision the morning before I found the whetstone. It indicated I’d be getting something back that was taken from me by an unknown individual who refused to say how they got into my apartment. Then I had a second vision the morning after I found the whetstone. In this one someone was showing me modified versions of a movie that I’d already seen. Some segments of it were different and all movies had been produced and released simultaneously.

I think I know where that’s going. But I’m not sure if I buy it. I’ve never been a fan of multidimensional theories as they apply to reality creation and other types of manifestation. But I guess anything is possible these days.

Whatever’s going on, at least I don’t have to buy a new whetstone to sharpen knives anymore. If it works out that the reappearance of the stone signals a change in my life’s trajectory, “So be it.”

Author: Brian Schnabel

A resident of Newtonian Gardens in New Jersey, he is a witch in the nontraditional sense: an explorer of consciousness, meditation, dreams, intuition, manifestation, and the strange territory where inner experience meets everyday reality. Accepting claims solely on the authority of a teacher, book or tradition isn’t in his DNA. His approach is experimental rather than prescriptive: he tries various techniques, observes what happens, journals, questions, and adjusts his practice accordingly. For him, witchcraft is a conscious practice of working with attention, intention, language, and intuition to explore personal transformation. He writes honestly about that ongoing experiment, sharing successes, failures, doubts, surprises, and unanswered questions here. He does not claim absolute answers as to what an experience means.

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