Thread up-date

I'm closing the "Warning MATCH LIST" today(post #3 pg.1)
with the last match (Russian "Posidon Tsunami Weapon Program"
match--#13--LAST MATCH post above) with a final look at our POLL:

:WarningPollWrong:

The list is closed, but I would still appreciate more
discussion on ANY OF THE MATCHES LISTED. (Post #3 Page 1.)

The top POLL vote 69%..."A NOTHING-BURGER" for any matches
for this Easter's 4-4-4-Warning Thread...was obviously,
wrong. Lots was on our collective plate this past Easter
Weekend with things to be concerned about and rightly
so. An attack on Capitol police officers give policy-makers
more ammunition to keep the Washington D.C. capitol fenced
off from the American people...A sinkhole near Tampa Florida
with an eco-disaster looming like nothing in their history
are just 2 of the 13 matches.

But the main thing I want to close with is: BALANCE.

The post on page 2 about "keeping a balance" in our
emotional/physical tool kit still holds--and even while
keeping the list, we were able to have some good fun
with the Easter Caption Contest (link below) you might
enjoy looking over. You always have the option to stop
and "smell the roses."
Thread: ANNUAL EASTER CAPTION CONTEST STARTS NOW! 1 full-month FREE up-grade! "Doom Break Express!"

This is the Eckhart Tolle video I provided on Page 2
for you to keep in mind while mulling over our 13 matches
for the thread--as well as assessing for yourself what
Tolle calls "one's LIFE-SITUATION."


[link to youtu.be (secure)]

Eckhart Tolle, author of "The Power of Now"
explains how to discern your "life's situation"
versus your balanced presence within the
moment ("what IS") to find a stable balance.
Fast Forward to 7:40 min mark in the video
for the point of view he presents that I find
to be the most helpful for my own toolbox of
coping skills.

We can look over the list of 13 matches for the
"Easter Warning" and be at peace with "what is"
and NOT identify it as something we need be fearful
or worried about. We don't AVOID looking at what is
the actual situation we are dealing with at any the
"events" of any ONE MOMENT--we call it...we process
what it means to us personally (do I need to DO SOMETHING like evacuate if I am in the danger zone in Tampa?)...
or maybe top-off a bug-out bag "just in case." But
Tolle explains how to prioritize the "what-ifs" so
that things don't become overwhelming. We ONLY HAVE
THE PRESENT MOMENT the rest is "past" and "future" that
are beyond our control. It is good advice.

Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday!

:birdieWflowers:


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