Walkers Of Ryekah

12/29/2025

“Not everything you carry belongs in the next chapter. Some things were only meant to teach you how to put them down.”
— Walkers Of Ryekah

12/28/2025

If the year didn’t go how you hoped, good. Wonderland reminds us: straight lines make boring stories.
~~ Walkers of Ryekah

12/27/2025

"Others may counsel or persuade you, but the direction of your soul is yours alone. Before the divine, no one can answer for the life you chose but you.”
— Aliceain S.S.
Aliceain S.S. Author

12/27/2025

Pretend I've never heard of ANY religion.

Pitch me YOURS

12/26/2025

🔮 Domino Readings — Now Booking 🔮
Not every reading is meant to soothe you.
Some are meant to shake you awake.
My domino readings are intuitive, unfiltered, and brutally honest.
No fluff. No bu****it. No censoring.
What comes through is what needs to be said — even when it’s uncomfortable.
These readings focus on patterns, truth, and what’s actually unfolding, not fantasy or fear-bait.
If you’re tired of spiritual sugarcoating…
If you’re looping the same questions and ignoring the same signs…
If you want clarity instead of comfort—
This is for you.
⚠️ These readings are not about validation.
They’re about awareness, accountability, and hearing what you need to hear — whether you want to or not.
📅 View my current reading schedule & book here:
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Come curious.
Leave aware.
Emotional honesty required.

11/28/2025

11/07/2025

🖤🍂🦃 The Thanksgiving Tree Has Sprouted Once More! 🦃🍂🖤

From ghosts and goblins to pumpkins and pie,
My little tree keeps the seasons alive!
Now dressed in autumn’s golden glow,
With ribbons of thanks that softly show—
Gratitude woven through every light,
A cozy beacon on chilly nights.

Each pumpkin whispers, “be thankful, be true,”
Each leaf reminds me of all that we do.
For laughter, for love, for family and friends,
For the warmth this season always sends.

So here it stands — my tree of cheer,
Bridging Halloween to Christmas near.
A daily reminder, sweet and bright,
To be thankful, grateful, and blessed tonight. 🧡🍁✨

Stay grateful everyone!

11/07/2025

🌌 Reflection from an Omnist’s Heart

I saw a post recently where someone asked an AI, “If you were the devil, what would you do to separate people from God?”
The answers were smart, familiar — things like “sow doubt,” “spread pride,” and “cause division.”
It was a good question, but the responses were quickly claimed as proof of one religion’s supremacy, as if God only speaks one language or answers to one name.

That’s where I pause.
Because I believe the Divine is bigger than any single doctrine.

If there were truly a force trying to separate people from God, I don’t think it would care what religion you belong to — it would only care that you forget how deeply you are connected to everything that breathes, moves, and shines.
It wouldn’t need to turn you atheist. It would just need to make you small.
Make you afraid to ask questions.
Make you believe that your way to God invalidates someone else’s.

That’s how you separate humanity from divinity — not by destroying faith, but by dividing it.

Omnism, at its core, is the opposite of that.
It’s the quiet understanding that every genuine faith, every spiritual path that teaches love and empathy, is a facet of the same infinite Source.
To me, God isn’t a jealous ruler on a throne. God is the pulse that exists in every sacred song, every kind word, every moment of awe.
You can call it God, Source, Universe, Spirit, Love — it answers to all of them.

So no, my faith isn’t misplaced.
It’s rooted in the idea that we were never meant to fight over which doorway leads home — only to remember that home has always been within us.

11/02/2025

You’re allowed to burn. Fire cleanses what stagnation refuses to release. Just promise your anger it won’t be your steering wheel—only your torch.

11/01/2025

🌼 Día de los Mu***os — A Celebration of Memory and Love 🌼

As an Omnist, I’ve always believed that every faith, every culture, and every ritual carries a piece of divine truth. One that’s always spoken deeply to me is Día de los Mu***os — the Day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st and 2nd throughout Mexico and many Latin American communities.

Contrary to what many might think, it’s not “another Halloween.” It’s a sacred and joyful tradition — a time when families come together to honor and remember those who’ve passed, keeping their memories alive through love, stories, music, and offerings.

Altars called ofrendas are built with photos, candles, favorite foods, flowers (especially marigolds 🌼), and meaningful items — all meant to help guide loved ones’ spirits back for a brief visit. It’s not about mourning, but celebrating the continuation of connection — the truth that love doesn’t end when life does.

The first time I really understood this was through Disney’s Coco. That movie opened my eyes to the beauty behind this celebration — the idea that as long as we remember someone, they are never truly gone. That message has always stayed with me.

As an Omnist, I see Día de los Mu***os as a living symbol of what connects all faiths: remembrance, gratitude, and love that transcends time and form. Whether we call it spirit, soul, energy, or essence — it’s the same eternal spark that binds us all together.

💀✨ Today and every day, may we honor those who came before us — by remembering, by celebrating, and by continuing their stories through our own lives!

11/01/2025

Waking up hurts. It always does. That’s why so many choose the dream instead. But you didn’t come here to stay asleep—you came here to remember. Be patient with the ache; it’s the muscle of your awareness stretching open.