Brian Schnabel – Page 12

Future Mother-In-Law Dream

Sunday, August 16, 2026: 9:22 PM: I had one vision while taking a nap this afternoon in which I was forgiving my mother-in-law, with both of us jointly agreeing that we should make an assertive effort to get along since I was marrying her daughter. This vision took place around 1 o’clock in the afternoon in the kitchen of my parents’ house in Vernon.

iPhone Microsoft Word with K380 Keyboard

Sunday, August 16, 2026: 1:15 PM: If there is one thing I have figured out with VoiceOver and the Microsoft Word combo on iPhone, it is that using a K380 Logitech keyboard isn’t going to really help my case much. Anyone wishing to use Word for any kind of serious writing in the iPhone environment will probably want to consider using a simple app like Notes to type out whatever they’re going to write and then paste it over into a Word document. This is about the easiest solution I can think of without giving myself a fucking root canal trying to do anything beyond that, at least with the K380 keyboard. Maybe it’s time I get a new keyboard. Maybe… Maybe… “Maybe!”

iPhone Ghost Email plus Questionable Microsoft 365 Mobile App Accessibility

Sunday, August 16, 2026: 11:26 AM: In an effort to correct an issue with my iPhone involving an email profile installed by cPanel, which apparently corrupted something in iOS, I’ve taken the journey to reinstall Microsoft 365 applications back on my iPhone. As I am writing a book, I figured it might help, but seeing what I have to do to work with Microsoft Word at the moment, I can’t say I’m all that impressed with this application suite in general. Maybe this stuff works better on a Mac? Or… maybe I just need to stick with this a bit longer to get the hang of things. I’m not really sure. “We shall see.”

Identify Deep State Members

Wednesday, August 12, 2026: 10:35 PM: You know? It’s come to me recently that if someone wanted to identify a deep state, they might look at places in the United States where the press are plainly reluctant to report negatively. I’m not sure where the hell that idea came from. But I can’t see the kind of elites we’re talking about here liking negative press about what happens in their own backyards.

Disappearing Object Phenomenon

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!”

Getting Things Done by David Allen, Intuition and AI

Saturday, July 25, 2026: 10:10 PM: I picked up the revised edition of David Allen’s Getting Things Done on Audible. Funny thing. I knew I’d heard of the book before and felt like I should remember it. It wasn’t until I was checking my Kindle dashboard for a payment that I figured out why: I had written a summary in 2012 based on the 2001 version of Getting Things Done and at one point had published it on Amazon. I’ve been reading at least a chapter a day, sometimes two, and plan to finish the book on Tuesday.

Formula for Recording One’s Own Meditation Script

Wednesday, July 22, 2026: 9:24 AM: I settled down for a 20-minute meditation session this morning and wasn’t quite expecting the impression that came through. Apparently, I need to start writing scripts for my meditations, along the lines of a poetic short story or letter detailing to myself what I want, and then record them. However, they’re not meant to be prominent in the foreground.

They are to be twenty percent of the overall volume of the recording. This way, they underlie nature soundtracks or other sounds related to the script.

I also got out of the session that twenty-minute meditations are ideal for me as far as shorter sessions go. I also gathered that at least one ninety-minute session per day is worth making the time for, too, which I’ve already figured out. But validation is good.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what’s going on here. If I follow the prescribed format, it kind of sets my brain up to run in seeker mode when I’m sleeping.

I’ve long known that I can only operate on the astral plane with permission. I also know, from years of experience, that writing things out solidifies ideas and desires expressed.

If I want to remember more dreams, all I need to do is write out the ones I’ve already had; that kind of thing. Recording an audio track of what I’ve written forces me to verbalize what’s on the page, leading to further crystallization of desired results.

Using the above plan for recording? That’s probably the icing on the cake.

Obviously, we are talking about the kind of meditation that leads to the manifestation of desired life changes to some small degree. But given current personal, professional, and geopolitical circumstances, if it keeps me above the fray and helps me move toward my goals, it’s worth the effort.