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The
biggest problem with a mistake that's not forgiven is that it becomes a
piece of garbage cluttering up your mind. The longer you dwell on the
mistake, the more it magnifies and distracts you. Soon, all you think about
is this horrible mistake and how much it's impacted your life. Since we
rarely, if ever, throw out our mistakes, our minds become a giant toxic
dumpsite for all these things that we've done or had done to us. It results
in perpetual unhappiness.
Our
house contained my world: my Romanian-born mother and American-born
French-Canadian father; my six brothers and sisters; my grandmother and
grandfather on my father's side; and a house full of angels, spirit guides,
and out-of-body helpers --- some of whom stayed, and some of whom were just
passing through from the other side.
The
Declaration of Independence is a spiritual document meant for all people
everywhere, not just for Americans. The United States of America, as I as
well as many others perceive it, is out of touch with its original vision.
But I also know that out of death, resurrection is possible -- it is my hope
and prayer, that this nation be reborn with its "first principles" once
again the guiding force. 
From
TV sets and radios to sirens, jet aircraft, horns, and the constant yammer
of too many people with too much to say, our world is filled with noise.
When we are not engaged in listening to something or someone, we are usually
yapping away ourselves, either externally or at least in our own heads. As a
result very few people have experienced true quiet...
Looking
at ads and spam directed my way, I wonder what the human preoccupation with
bigger this or bigger that is all about... It seems that the human anatomy has
certain parts that we think should be bigger, while all the while we trying
to reduce the size of other parts... Maybe, the original concept is fine -- we
need to focus on expanding certain parts of our being, but the focus has
been shifted from the right places...