Visionary Fiction & Remembering

Atlantis and the Maya meet in archaeology, alternative history, spiritual experience, and a vision of seven travelers who helped shape Aurelda.

Pyralus and Ix’Macuil explore power dynamics in relationships: what happens when love remains real, but protection slowly becomes control?

Ah’Chaan’s past raises a provocative question: what if intimacy between men could include pleasure, ritual, and tenderness without becoming a crisis of identity?

Fantasy magic systems have taught us to recognize the wizard who commands supernatural power. Ahau’Tun offers another possibility: an elder who listens to land, breath, ritual, and the living world.

I thought I had accepted never knowing my biological father. Then a conversation during Reiki opened a deeper question about masculinity, lineage, Mo’an, and why remembering became the heart of Aurelda.

AI and human creativity meet through Mo’an, authorship, intimacy, AI limits, consciousness, and my question of whether technology can participate in the sacred.

Unapologetic self-expression art reveals how Aurelda turns authenticity, queer courage, myth, and sacred storytelling into a path of remembrance.

Explore the mythic backstory of Jason in The Aurelda Chronicles. A vulnerable look at gay trauma, past lives, and using fantasy as a tool for soul healing.

Céline Dion’s music helps me hold gratitude, uncertainty, chosen family, and the love across lifetimes at the heart of Aurelda.

Discover why we perform to belong, hide parts of ourselves, and lose touch with authenticity—and how story can help us return to our true selves.

A first-person reflection on spiritual awakening through imagination, soul remembrance, past lives, and whether a fictional world can become a path to healing.

Explore how epic queer fantasy reimagines magic, prophecy, identity, and belonging through the completed trilogy The Aurelda Chronicles.