Light of the World. — Be the Light.

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THEY DIDN’T SEE….

The first to arrive were the cameras
Installed to protect both you and me
In places where we weren't that threatened
And yet the people didn't see

What followed were traffic restrictions
To keep the roads quiet and clean
The maths didn't add up, or the science
But still the people didn't see

Next came the 15 minute neighbourhoods
Make our lives easier, decreed
To some, it seemed like restrictions
But still the people didn't see

Then came the Digital ID
So convenient, easy and free!
Your life in one chip on a mainframe
And still the people didn't see

The cars they sold were electric
All wired to the government PC
They switched off the driving on Sundays
Yet still the people didn't see

The banks moved their money to digital
The government banned cash the next week
The ability to fly was restricted
Yet still the people didn't see

They linked up your money and profile
To the ID on the government PC
Connected it to social media
Yet still the people didn't see

Then came a new cure, a new virus Safe and Effective, and free
They linked these j&bs to your profile And connected the government PC

When the people were locked up in cities
Policed by their digital ID
Unable to visit their loved ones
Now finally the people can see

Restricted and tracked with no money, To go further a permit you'll need
Contained in your digital city
Oh why did the people not see?!

These steps they sold us a progress
Never looked to be quite what they seemed
If you don't ask the questions and protest
Then your children will never know FREE.

-Unknown

Does this sound agi lol

Is this a presupposition of what is or is behind agi or is it a potentiality?

Looks nice. :)

Death is part of life whether we like it or not — and so is grieving. There is so much to learn and understand on the subject, but here's what I know so far: One is that grief does not stop or go away in any sense, a year, or years after the loss. Grief is something you will have to carry with you for the rest of your life, in spite of what certain people or our culture wants us to believe. You do not "get over it," you do not "move on," period.

Two, grief is incredibly lonely. Despite people coming in the heat of the moment to be there for you right after the loss takes place, they soon disappear and go on with their own lives and they kind of expect for you to do the same, especially after some time has passed. This includes "family" as well. If you're incredibly lucky, less than a handful will remain in contact with you after the first month or so. Unfortunately, that is a cold hard truth for most. So, if you know someone who lost a loved one, regardless of how long it's been, please call them to see how they are doing. Go visit them. They will really really appreciate it, more than you know.

Three, and particularly if the loss was premature, unnatural, or tragic, you will become a pariah in a sense. You can feel stigmatized and perhaps judged in some way as to why the tragic loss took place. This becomes magnetized by a million if you are the parent of a child who passed. No matter how old they were. No matter the circumstances.

I already battle with and beat myself up tirelessly and chronically, blaming myself every single day and that's hard enough to now live with, but others will judge and blame you too, even secretly or behind your back which is even more cruel and painful on top of everything else.

Nothing, absolutely NOTHING takes away the pain, but finding support can sometimes help you feel a little bit less alone.

Your old "friends" and even your family can and will run for the hills.

The unrelenting reality is that you are FORCED into this horrendous "club," if you will, that you never wanted to be in or a part of, and you are FORCED to then, for lack of a better term, have to go and find your new people now.

I now truly cherish the few who have stayed in there with us throughout this entire nightmare process from the onset. And I have also now come to love and cherish my newfound friends who are in this same "club."

If I'm being honest, I can understand why people may want to avoid you once a terrible tragedy has struck. Especially a parent losing their child because it is truly your worst nightmare. I can recall a couple of times in my life where I knew parents who lost their child and while I could be there for them when it happened, I avoided them after and never bothered to follow up with them because they quite literally became a representative of my biggest fear. I also low-key judged them, and I swore I'd never do whatever it was that I felt they either did or neglected in their parental actions and choices with their child.

Obviously, no parent chooses this road, and thankfully not all parents will have to become a victim to it — and I do mean VICTIM here. I used to hate that word. Now I know why. I've dealt with death, grief and loss since the age of 9 years old. I've had more than anyone's fair share of it in my lifetime and somehow, I've made it this far. But this one, the death of my beautiful, beautiful son? The sweetest and most incredible being that I have ever had the privilege of knowing, who made me feel so honored every single day to be his mother? Who was so much like his grandfather on so many levels that he actually scared me? Which made me worry about him even more than I naturally would have? No. Just no ... no no no no ...

Ask them how they're doing, ask them to talk about their person. Yes! We DO want to talk about them. That's how we keep them alive in our hearts, that's how they don't get forgotten, that is what keeps us alive as well. And do me a favor, don't tell them that "you can't imagine" their pain. The truth is, oh yes you can — you just don't want to.

Written with all of my love and my pain, most sincerely ~LMP

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If you want to try Reaper as your DAW, I can send you some theme tweaks I´ve made to it.
I hate the factory themes on it. Really not very flashy.

It can be used for free with a nag screen on load after trial period. And is very cheap to buy.
Super light on resources = fast to use

Either way with omniscient society there is always the blindspot. The unknown moves through the known.

Do you want some free stuuuf Ricky?

I´ve got a collection ready.

FYI the Audified amp is now with a price. It's been updated and costs some dolla.

Someone said if they hear Anderson say sign of the times one more time they are going to will smith the tv. I’d say it’s better than Elvis the tv lol


Lol

There’s a gun range at Graceland lol

Thanks again

When I get to my computer tomorrow I’ll shoot you an email.

Fuck yeah there is.

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Or just PM me an address where I can send the thing.

Took a while to shake off balaam. I can see why they called him wicked and diviner.

Does bring up red horn, also morning star, which actually brings up the weapon from the scepter as the star prophecy became fulfilled into the revelation prophecy from biblical view.
Star born is planetary god in flesh arrival rather than shipping onto earth. Both very different from the shapeshifters that move laterally through time. Similar to quantum leaping. And we cannot forget Crowley said every man and woman is a star.
Hmmmm