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Kathleen Devanney. A human.'s avatar

Hi Sounder. I related this this.

"While I can dodge many bullets because I am fucking super-man, many are not so blessed and have chaos impacting in uncontrolled ways."

That was an unexpected - and appreciated - laugh. Though, yes, it is a super-power to navigate these times without collapsing into a position, being angry at those who can't/won't listen, let alone remain positive.

"We have incredible creative power and influence and it is time for us to redirect that power."

We do. The spectacle is the spectacle and there are no answers there. The pull of consensus reality is breaking up, and more of us, like fish leaving their school, are peeling off. We reset reality in silence, over and over.

I wonder how many will hold on following the commands of the reality-makers, and how many will begin to ask those deeper questions?

The sun came up, the birds sang, the lighting changed, the trees held the space. It is truly another glorious and precious day.

Best to you.

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Thanks Kathleen,

For me, hitchhiking 'trained' me for gratitude and it is a super power. Gratitude helps me see that each person is on their own proper path and my 'job' is to love them no matter what our disagreements may be. My wife has been and is a great help that way. Years ago there was a popular poster that I jousted with on a forum. I was not a popular poster so did not do the PM thing, although I did receive some 'call to reason' PM's. One PM I did write was to my jousting partner where I explained how I loved her for steering clear from personal attacks and stating clear arguments that brought out the best in me. She wrote back, saying she cried when she read the PM. I aspire to not love another any more or any less because of agreement or disagreement we may have. Sadly, not much later she quit the forum.

"I wonder how many will hold on following the commands of the reality-makers, and how many will begin to ask those deeper questions?"

Bucky Fuller said; 'most people would rather die than think, and most of them do'.

My felt obligation is to make be easier to think by having more clear and correct parameters by which to think. Hence the promotion of the root assumption that the spiritual and the physical are similar. Rather than, the current habit, of taking them as being fundamentally different, (which makes big room for corruption).