Musings in the Morning when I Rise

3/25/2020

The dream I remember is Carol sleeping on the couch, Abigail hovering, Gustav in a straight back chair staring out of a farmhouse window.
Pressing his shoulders, I reassured Gustav it would be alright as my Uber arrived.

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I believe it's the perfect time to Stick it to the Man. We'll get even by hitting him where it hurts most- - in the power.

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Humans have been trying to channel the forces of nature, and now it's gotten out of control. There are more disasters coming, but ones we have been anticipating for awhile. So, they will not come as a surprise.

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We're like giant kids sowing terror on the playground. Slugging away at each other and knocking shit over until we are sent to our rooms by God.
God is probably thinking,  If I let this go on too long they're headed for extinction; then I won't have anybody to play with. They just need a chance to cool off and repent . . . before I throw some of the little fuckers into the fires of hell as examples.
  Jesus! I'm justified, don't you think? Just look what they've done to the beautiful planet I gifted them.
  Ingrates!
  People suffering and innocents killed. What's that all about?
  For this I gave them a brain? So they could overrun the planet with greed and carelessness. Humans have not been good stewards of the Earth. Bad humans! I should have left dogs in charge.

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I've seen the essence of God in my meditation.

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1 Comment

Terry

3/27/2020 08:10:06 am

I like it !!!

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Our opponent is either physical or mental in nature, often both. We play against formidable foes such as paralysis, aphasia, apraxia, dementia, et al.
Every act we do, as stroke survivors, is a response to overcoming our disability,

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