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“If only you cared a little less about floors, we could have perfect floors” - Jerry Hicks to Esther Hicks.
When I first read the books of Abraham-Hicks, I was transfixed. I loved the way this book series described seeing the world from the other side. I even went to one of their speaking seminars once. They have such a powerful message. If you believe that there is a veil beyond our own, a spirit world or a dimension of pure consciousness, heaven, whatever you may call it, then you may find this post interesting. If not, feel free to move on. I certainly consider myself a spiritual being. I believe we choose our human experience. And I believe every one of us has a direct line to the other side. When Jerry Hicks uttered these words, the context was something like this: [Continue reading on my art blog jlwitty.com]
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Facebook doesn't like me. As I mentioned earlier this year, the backed (Meta Business Suite) of my Facebook Artist Page got hacked and resulted in me losing access to the page and eventually the entire page disappeared. I'm sure most of you know there really is no way to get a hold of Facebook to try and get help with these kinds of things. I shrugged it off, cut my losses and moved on. I figured, oh well, I can use my personal page out of necessity, but primarily focus on Instagram and X. It's no secret I haven't been posting much, and have been taking a break from all things "promotional" anyway. This week, my husband Ray told me he couldn't tag me on Facebook. I logged in to find my personal profile now had been deactivated due to not following "community standards". I have NO idea what I did to go against them, and they don't tell you. There is an appeal process where you verify your identity, however, which was quickly denied. Reluctantly I decided to try and create a new account, and this account was immediately denied. So here I am with with no way to access Facebook, and no way to appeal or reach out and try to get help. I wanted to make sure I communicated this in whatever way possible. I did not choose to get off Facebook (although now I might be hesitant to get back on). I did not block any of you. I will post any changes on this website and instagram. After a fun evening with friends at the West Seattle Art Walk, I had some realizations about the differences between the music world and the visual art world and the different kind of changes the digital world has brought to both. We also got to meet Brooke Borcherding, and exceptional Seattle artist. Read more on my art page.
I have had the same official Facebook page since 2010, first as Jessica Lynne, then as Jessica Lynne Witty. In early February this year, someone managed to hack in and take over my page, and I have not had access to to it since. At first it was live with strange ghost spam post, and since then it has been taken down entirely. Oddly enough this all happened without compromising my personal Facebook page. Access was taken from my "Facebook Business Suite" somehow. I have spent hours upon hours trying to get access back to this page, but I am sure it comes as no surprise to anyone I have had zero help or correspondence from Facebook. I feel it is time to give up this endeavor. I will be sharing from my other social media platforms on instagram and twitter (or X). I could (and may in time) set up a new page and start over again. But for now, my focus will simply be narrowed. Below are the links I will keep active, including where I will be putting out new music and other art. I appreciate the understanding and hope to be able to share better (and less complicated) news in the future! Thanks for the continuous support.
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