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More Warm Light In There :) .

First impressions are that it looks supposedly dark, gloomy… This was the last straw ;) I don’t want my site to be vampire-like :) . At least this has not been my intention.

Therefore I’ve decided to bring in more light… change the climate a little bit ;) :) . Enjoy :)

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Cynthia Sue Larson’s Golden Thoughts.

I’ve just added over thirty quotes by Cynthia Sue Larson, an exciting author I discovered during recent months (quantum mechanics in respect of personal development/spiritual growth). The quotes are from both “Reality Shifts” the book, and Cynhtia’s blog. There will be definitely another quotes down the road, but currently this is my carefully chosen set :) . You’ll find those quotes among others randomly displayed on the bottom of this website.



A Brilliant Simple Idea for Contemporary Learning a Language - Live.

An interesting and creative idea for learning a foreign language has been recently shared on Vivaldi blog. It incorporates one of the browser’s feature called “Notes”, which allows to write down notes alongside websites You’re browsing. Then, notes are both automatically saved (i.e., no need to click “Save” anywhere) and synchronized throughout Your devices (e.g., between a PC and a smartphone).

This feature has inspired one language teacher to use it as the common ground between him and his student, for interactive learning (read more here » ), which, I guess, therefore becomes much closer to the real-life applications and examples of the language You learn.

I much like creativity and brilliant simplicity of this idea :) .



Dark Mode Still as a Premium Feature, Google-wise.

Google introduced dark mode for its ‘Google’ Android app, but only for Android 10. Why it has been so difficult to apply a single feature such as dark mode for previous Android as well - while it has not been a problem to recently (April 2020) release the whole sophisticated app in a form of the Google’s braille keyboard available for Android 6 or higher (!)?



Re-Design ver.2020.

I’ve began the process of moving the site into new location, alongside with a completely new design.



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‘Memories Midnight’.

A glimpse into the past.

One of my fondest memories from this lifetime are years when I’ve been conducting my own e-zine. At the beginning it had been distributed in an off-line form - a few issues later it reaches the Net.

Long story short, the whole thing was an incredibly pleasant, exciting and satisfactory experience. To this day I remember how I forced myself to keep going late into the night to meet the upcoming deadline :) . It was fantastic to create and coordinate various things which altogether make up the final magazine (I was a chief editor, a writer, a web and graphics designer, and a manager).

Among things I liked the most was to write a preface. Each time it was like celebrating a new birth, recognizing and emphasizing its leading traits (each issue had been different, each deserved its own ‘theme’ or tone).

Now, when that time had passed long ago, I am at the beginning of another vision of my website. Wondering about its character I’ve reminded myself of those good times of the past and decided to reflect them at least to some degree, today. I thought: “Why not to apply a magazine-like form to it?” With its own occasional preface, highlights, and maybe even “issues” - although I’d like to treat them more metaphorically than formally, with more flexibility (meaning: no specific boundaries between one and another).

I find it a brilliant and brisk idea which inspires me much. Therefore I’ve decided to take that path and re-design Trail of the Light in this mold.

In the meantime, graphics-wise, it turned out to be nightly... mysterious... and, perhaps, a little bit nostalgic. I came back to my original logotype from That Time - although I’ve been experimenting with other ones down the road, this one (and my very first one, in fact) always managed to show up one way or another, throughout my design. Therefore, I thought, the time is right for it to take the main place again. Back to the beginning, back to things I still highly value - although reborn through all the new experience I’ve gained. Even technically-wise it’s a kind of a come-back: switching from Blogspot to TextPattern, years after I’ve done the opposite.



    • Voice from Tomorrow.

      Given how fascinating and wide is the thing Cynthia addresses, and that I find it much interesting, I’ve decided to conduct an interview with her - which could both widen the matter even further and allow to take a much closer look on several points. Besides, I much like to feel a real individual person behind the scenes, so I wanted to include Cynthia’s more personal side, also.

    • Quantum Daily - Well-Done Manual on Quantum Application into Everyday Life.

      Could everything actually may be of a quantum nature (not only on the subatomic level)? What a worldview therefore may emerge out of this new way of viewing both the world around You and You Yourself?

    • Cynthia Sue Larson’s Golden Thoughts.

    • Hand by Hand into the Reality Shifts.

      It’s about time to embrace a widened outlook on reality and begin a conscious journey through multiverse, uplifting Your life (and Yourself) to another level.

    • What’s on My Mind: January 2020.

      An update on main areas of my focus today: my book on meditation, quantum mechanics in relation to spiritual growth, and new exciting content sources discovered.

    • A Meaningful, Successful Life is One You Lead Being Yourself.

      “A meaningful, successful life is one You lead being Yourself. It’s Your torch - let it glow and unveil what’s the best of You, all around.”

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