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Daniel Adkins ‒ Bypassing The Brain To See Clearly

May 12, 2022
3 min read

Updated: May 13, 2022

Written by: Laura J. Wellington, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

The first Tiktok video that I ever came across of Daniel Adkins (@daniel_adkins_) was all about the Kybalion. Having never read it before, I soon gained tremendous insight into the seven Hermetic principles (mentalism, correspondence, polarity, vibration, rhythm, cause and effect, and gender) adding to my already existing knowledge regarding the cooperation between faith, spirituality, magic, and the mysteries of our universe.

It is a large topic for certain, one that I have been consumed by for as long as I can remember. And as there is countless evidence that continues to be overlooked by those who purely worship the brain in relation to how things role and came to be, Adkins is among the many who sees beyond the agent and into the source. Is it any wonder that he continues to stun those who have come across his collective tarot readings on Tiktok, become a member of his inner grouping on Patreon, or get their hands on an original Adkins painting?


And although Adkins’ talents may vary from canvas to canvas, his humble, authentic self does anything but. Naturally intelligent, Adkins marches to the beat of his own drum, making him an extremely interesting character and highly “bankable” without question, whether he chooses to be or not. I’m actually surprised mainstream entertainment has overlooked him up to this point.

No doubt, life at hand, has had its reason for this.


It could be that Adkins simply wasn’t ready. Or quite possibly, it might be his devotion to his young son that has kept him from the limelight. Whichever it is, the fact that he remains ‘under the radar’ demonstrates the law of polarity in its loudest of forms especially given the need for clarity by so many among us, if not, inarguably our entire planet.


Who can deny the urge to reach towards the spiritual world for answers when the material one is undeniably fraught with carnage and question? What Daniel Adkins is doing through the gifts that he has been given is shedding light on the darkness. “Darkness can not dwell where the light shines.” It is a premise clung to by more than one religion or philosophy as well as plenty of widely-respected names throughout history and even today, including unconventional thinkers like Gregg Braden, Dr. Joe Dispenza, the late Wayne Dyer, the late Louise Hay, Eckhart Tolle, Jake Ducey, and so on.


Whether the readings that he shares be positive or negative, neither outcome changes what Adkins is ultimately doing. Adkins is guiding people beyond fear and uncertainty to understanding and stability through alternative thinking and a larger understanding that makes them feel empowered. And not unlike his forefathers, he seems to have landed on this planet at the exact right time. But then again, it couldn’t have been any other way, now could it?


If you aren’t familiar with Daniel Adkins, I’d suggest doing so. You may even become as struck by how clearly he sees between the lines of your own life as he does so many others.


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Laura J. Wellington, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Laura J. Wellington is the Founder of Celebrity-Lifestyle blog THREAD MB. A Media-Tech Entrepreneur, Wellington is also an Award-Winning Children's Entertainment creator and Author. Critics have called her most recent book "Be Careful What You Wish For" a 'magnum opus. A TEDx Speaker, Wellington's newest venture is called ZNEEX, an app that combines fitness and socializing for users and their dogs in a fun, new way that has partners saying "it's the best idea that they've heard in a very long time" (coming to you May 2022). A mother of five, Wellington was widowed at thirty-five years old. She has won The Forbes Enterprise Award, Multiple Telly Awards, The Buzz Award, and many more.

 
 

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