Satori has over a decade of experience with spirituality, metaphysics, systems theory, political awareness and freedom advocacy. He writes on these and other subjects to share his experience and information with others, allowing them to make the most of their lives. He also works as a freelance consultant on the subjects he writes about, providing personalized application of his knowledge and experience tailored to individual needs.

He is also one of the minds behind Wolfpack, a Wikipedia-like startup specifically for corruption. Crowds will be able to keep tabs on corruption and lawlessness in any public official, corporation, news media figure or other key figure in the world by adding information to the Wolfpack Wiki. Unlike Wikipedia, each entry will allow users to donate to a specific fund. When the fund fills up, Wolfpack can hire an attorney and take the matter into law. Wolfpack can sue to impeach corrupt officials, yank corporate charters of large destructive corporations, and keep accountability for journalistic integrity in news media. Seized assets can then be returned to those who invested in a fund, in the same proportion in which they invested. Wolfpack seeks to allow crowds to return accountability to any figure or agency in the world, no matter how large or powerful. As of this writing, the project is seeking a PHP programmer who will work on commission, to code the necessary Drupal module. Wolfpack is also accepting donations.

Satori lives in Santa Cruz, California and its environs, enjoys gothic-industrial and electronic music, and is an active participant in the furry community.