Diagnostic work in the paranormal and metaphysical domain. Nothing here is theoretical.
Who I am
Ty Weston, MHs.B, is a writer working in metaphysics and paranormal research, and a doctoral candidate in Anomalous Research. His work involves paranormal diagnostic investigation, structural reading of the Nahua (Aztec) sacred calendar, and the philosophical study of consciousness and cosmology within a monist framework. He is the author of five works, including Crossing the Threshold and Entering the Void, with his major work of philosophy, Pragmatic Monism*, forthcoming from IFF Books.
His practice and approach to the Nahuallotl tradition and the spiritual co-essence (Nahualli) is built from serious, documented scholarship — not from a modern New Age or neo-shamanic framework. The practice is reconstructed from the record, not inherited from a living teacher, and is held to the same evidentiary standard as the doctoral work behind it.
Most spiritual work stops at relief. A cleansing that loosens the problem for a while, a reading that feels true in the moment, a blessing with no stated condition for success or failure. Relief confirms itself no matter what happens next — if the problem stays gone, it worked; if it returns, you simply needed more of it. There is no outcome that counts as a failed claim, because no real claim was ever made.
Resolution is different. Resolution names the source. It states, in advance, what would prove the diagnosis wrong. And it closes — permanently, or it was never resolution in the first place. That is the standard every diagnostic in this practice is built to meet.
The Work
I identify the source of paranormal disturbances and resolve them. I read the sacred calendar as a diagnostic instrument, and treat loss of vital force where it occurs — at the threshold.
Diagnostic Investigation
From $150
Tonalli Retrieval
From $200
Tonalpohualli Diagnostic
From $125