Here and Now...What's Happening?

[Rosemarie]

My city at sunset.

[ulli]

I relate to this, as I felt my hard work during my twenties needed a reward. Decided on early retirement at 29 and for a while I slipped into that mindset. Until I had a child. And now I feel it coming on again. The Peter Pan Forever - Young syndrome

https://www.tetongravity.com/story/c...UU64OxU0XK1q0A

[Carmody]

Posted by Valerie Villars (here)
It used to be New Orleans International Airport, but they changed it.

Everyone who is from here was raised on red beans and rice and can make it with their eyes closed. Served with hot french bread and butter.

It's part of the building blocks of my dna, along with tobasco sauce!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=stGYYRtpqx8

[ulli]

There’s always a bigger picture:

[ulli]

The final narrative

[Strat]

Nice to get emails like this in your inbox:

The client is satisfied because she was able to pay the school fees of her children and continues to improve her business. May HEKIMA and his partners live.

[Bluegreen]

Aarrrrrgh

[Melinda]

Hmmm. Anyone interested in methods of election-rigging may find this of interest.

Dr Robert Epstein is a Senior Research Psychologist at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology, and Former editor-in-chief of Psychology Today, who received his Ph.D. in psychology from Harvard:

https://drrobertepstein.com/index.php/biography

Despite having himself supported Clinton in 2016, Epstein claims that research shows Google manipulated voters, helping sway millions of votes towards Clinton and the democrats in the 2016 and 2018 U.S. elections.

He cautions about Facebook’s power to do the same, and the power of big tech companies, saying that “to let big tech get away with subliminal manipulation on this scale would be to make the free and fair elections meaningless.”

Video Title : Top Scientist Reveals How Google and Facebook Are Going To Steal The 2020 Election
Video Published on 17 Jul 2019

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S3mdjJhhqqs

Epstein advocates immediate action to diminish Google’s power.

Personally I'm not keen on either of the main parties, in the U.S. or the UK, but that's beside the point.

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In other news, here’s a revolution I reckon I could get with :

[ulli]

One can only remain an island if one avoids the thought that no man is an island.

[Valerie Villars]

Lulu, my head banging macaw, apparently likes "Under Pressure" by Bowie.

Pressure is how diamonds are made, right?

[ulli]

This is the real division.

[Rosemarie]

Don’t know where to put this, but it is relevant to some issues Avalon has deal with lately ?

[Carmody]

^Ulli's image is originally from 'Stranger Things', season 3.

[ulli]

An integrated person is a person of integrity.

That type of uniqueness has nothing to do with eccentricity nor selfishness; but reconciles absolute separateness with absolute Oneness.

[Rosemarie]

For me, without a doubt , my father. Who died at 67 from pancreatic cancer. I don’t know if I would talk to him, just sit very close to him and let silence speak. Sometimes words are not necessary.

I am realizing the older I get the more sentimental I am Becoming. My kids were 1 and 2 when he died, I was 31 , but half my life I had lived far from home ..... so many dreams, memories that did not happened. I wish I knew then what I know about our souls journey. Still. He is missed.

Or i would asked him ... why when you were 8 and went to USA with your parents to see your two older brothers in boarding school did you asked to stay. They left him living with the headmaster and until he graduated from high school he just came back to South America a handful of times. Sometimes spending the holidays there. The man he became must have had his start there. Hardworking , loyal , loving ....The friends he made there lasted all his life and their children ( us ) are still friends and our kids continue the Tradition.

Who would you like to sit and talk.

[Valerie Villars]

For me, it would be my son. He was very wise and had a brilliant sense of humor. I miss him every day.

Here is one of his favorite comedians.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hLOw_SzkRQ8

[ulli]

Posted by Rosemarie (here)
For me, without a doubt , my father. Who died at 67 from pancreatic cancer. I don’t know if I would talk to him, just sit very close to him and let silence speak. Sometimes words are not necessary.

I am realizing the older I get the more sentimental I am Becoming. My kids were 1 and 2 when he died, I was 31 , but half my life I had lived far from home ..... so many dreams, memories that did not happened. I wish I knew then what I know about our souls journey. Still. He is missed.

Or i would asked him ... why when you were 8 and went to USA with your parents to see your two older brothers in boarding school did you asked to stay. They left him living with the headmaster and until he graduated from high school he just came back to South America a handful of times. Sometimes spending the holidays there. The man he became must have had his start there. Hardworking , loyal , loving ....The friends he made there lasted all his life and their children ( us ) are still friends and our kids continue the Tradition.

Who would you like to sit and talk.

Interesting similarities. I was exactly 31 when my dad died of cancer of the esophagus.
My son was one year old.
My dad had just passed his 67th birthday a week earlier. Hmm...

[avid]

Since I upgraded my old folks’ house as per my Mum’s dream, I sit looking out of the large open french doors onto ‘her’ reinstated garden, and know she is here, watching the birds feeding, the sunshine, her lovely rescued plants, and Dad would help himself to a glass of red wine, no sound here, just peace and happiness, reassured they would love it. We won best garden in the parish last month, thanks to Mum and Dad’s inspiration. I am so lucky.

[Wind]

When (undogmatic) science meets spirituality.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0AtTM9hgCDw

[edina]

Posted by Wind (here)
When (undogmatic) science meets spirituality.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0AtTM9hgCDw

Thank you, Wind!!!

It's refreshing to see this being studied by science.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WnoIf2NwaRY