Ocean Power

This started out as an attempt to do something nice for my sister. Her stepson lost a very close friend to the Atlantic Ocean, and I wanted to come up with something they could do to commemorate losing him. It started out as a certificate, but the more I thought, I realized that so many people lose loved ones to the ocean every year, that maybe I should do something they could us as well. There’s no guidebook for this. There are so many resources and ways to remember loved ones who pass on in other ways, but when a loved one is lost to the sea and the body is never reclaimed, it opens a ...

The UK is an island nation, connected to the world by seas and oceans. It’s prosperity and security are conditional upon the free flow of goods, services, people and data across, through (and under) the global commons, and the sustainable management of the maritime ecosystem on which its climate depends. However, recent academic discourse has highlighted a maritime vacuum in the national consciousness. By reframing the conversation away from outmoded perspectives of ‘sea-blindness’ to one of ‘Ocean Literacy’, Maritime Britain seeks to explore the core role of the maritime sector ...

You are not broken. You are distributed. And the tide is calling you back. In The Voice of Tiamat – Chaos, Creation, and the Blood That Remembers, Frater Merovingia channels the ancient, living current of Tiamat—not as a myth, but as the sovereign ocean behind all form. Tiamat is not a goddess of wrath. She is the first current. The womb before time. The roar beneath order. The body they broke to build their gods—and she is still speaking. This book is not a mythology. It is a reclamation. Inside, you’ll find: Ten raw transmissions from Tiamat—each one a flood of origin, rage, ...