Works for the Thousand · Support Channel Notes (WW002)
⁘ Created: 2026-10-08 ⁘ Published: 2026-10-11 ⁘ Updated: 2026-10-11
Many are the works — and the works are for the many. On priority that is. Because rare is the individual who's actually serious, committed, and follows through with the time and attention invested into them. I'm not a volunteer entertainer for any of you. Not a diversion nor a fixer when you feel like being fixed. Those are billable services.
I do this not for self-interest. Nor do I carry out anyone's bidding. Just doing things that seem worth doing. For their own sake. For the conscious collective. That said, I could use some support for the many works for the many. Not as a matter of trade. Not as payment for services. For whatever reason — but never with strings attached.
The wizard works – and there's plenty in the works to be sure. Not for my self-interest. Not doing anyone's bidding either. Just doing stuff that seems worth doing. So there's stuff we do for the collective, with a broader orientation, and then stuff we do for individuals, just like you.
Then consider, if I take a day to do something that a thousand might benefit from, or take a day for just one person. So that one person better be real damn serious about it. Because I'm not here for anyone's entertainment. Big or small, rich or poor – you're all on the same line. None of you is so fantastic that your sporadic attention alone would be my reward and my delight.
So if you're serious and hope to engage one-on-one, then make sure you commit to it and follow through. And if you're not so sure if you're actually serious, or if it's just for entertainment or diversion, then own it up and pay the entertainer's bill. Because that actually supports all the rest of the work that I'm doing, right. Your commitment, by the way, isn't measured in how many right words you say that sound very convincing. It's measured in the actions you take.
But speaking of support. Yes, I could certainly use some genuine support for all the ongoing works. But not as a matter of trade. If you drop a donation, then you simply actually support the work, instead of paying for services. Then whether you support it because you think it makes me happy, or because you see the prospects of benefit for the many, that's up to you. Then hands-on: I do have a PayPal⇗, the link's right here and all over, and if you prefer Wise, ask for the details.
All the same, works of wizardry continue. Whether you like it or not, whether you see it fit to support or not. For whatever possible outcome, who knows, who cares. In the fullness of time, we'll see what all of this amounts to. So that's all folks. Be happy and find happiness in the happiness of others.