First amazing Buffynicity, which I barely believe myself and makes me think anyone reading this will assume I’m making this up, watching the episodes ahead of time or something: On Sunday I was writing about seeing Kara as a kind of cloud of energy, yellow-orange in color.  I’ve actually seen this form very often before, but that was the first time I wrote about it.  Tonight Giles was doing a spell to summon spirit guides and they appeared as just such an orange cloud.  And they were also talking about the secrets Giles was asking for in a very similar way to the types of things Kara talks about.  That was really pretty nuts.

Buffynicity #2: The locker room at the club smelled really bad when I first went in, like someone’s ass got totally out of control.  It was kind of funny and I wasn’t going to write about it, but then first thing in the first episode I watched Xander was talking about how bad the dead guys smelled.  I still wasn’t going to write about it but then I just left off the second episode with Willow talking about using Lavender to make her spells smell better.  Smell is the sense related to fundamental realities and the previous synchronicity about the cloud, and some other things, makes me think this is important to note because fundamental realities are shifting here.

Buffynicity #3: The first episode I watched was about Xander getting involved with a bunch of dead guys while the rest of the Scooby Gang fight the Sisterhood of Jhe.  This relates to my recent involvement with Lemmy Kilmister, and also the Or.B.S., the ghosts I usually work with.  Furthermore there were two major coincidences.  I had just been looking up Lemmy’s film appearances on IMDB yesterday, and he was in a movie called “Hardware”, which is over 25 years old.  I saw it on HBO years ago, and didn’t like it very much.  But the Music Box Theatre showed it in Februrary.  I thought of going to see it but didn’t.  However tonight the dead gang went to a Hardware store.

And then they used the hardware to make a bomb which is appropriate because I’ve been listening to “Bomber” over and over again for days, which I have noted several times on this blog.

Furthermore I really loved the way the parallel stories intertwined in the episode, showing how Xander was having his own thing going on that wove in with the “big shots” story.  This is a cue to my subconscious to accept the interweaving of the story of my life with the story of my own Sisterhood, and also the dead, and whoever else I’m on my way to meet.