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and some people have trained their minds to have real time
experiences in connection to those energies. The recollection o f
the past causes an awakening of stimuli that co mmunicate to our
mind. The traditions of national identification are intended to
preserve the history so the positive values are imbued into the soul
of the living. Some past event are comme morated by bad statues,
if we tear down the me mory we could also forget what came to
replace it. They should be supplemented by digital media
presentations, an example to corrective measures, to air the
improved state to which society has arrived.
I rehash the terrible events past as b est I can recall, inspire
revulsion; not with myself, but the act perpetuated, try imagine to
details that I can analyze an articulation; and as I do impart my
thought into a digital expression, type these thoughts hereb y
transferred to the co mputer. While doing this over the extent o f
several years ' time, I exist in a realm of the past. My visitation to
an ailing mother was made possible , when my flight to the States
and lodging were gifted by a friend (Alan Braid) fro m Sa n
Francisco with whom I had little contact the length of three
decades full. This may not see m like reliving the past events, but
giving it a good going over makes it possible to iron out the
wrinkles that cause a dilemma to my restive state. T he aim o f
psychotherapy is to adjust our thinking in a way that will enable
us to lead a more calm existence, and to face situations with the
inner security that they too shall pass.
There you have it. I somehow connected to this guy; he picked
me up at the airport and took me to lunch. The next thing I know
(and though this written in the past using the past presence) , I'm
standing at the home plate fearful I'd get a hardball to my noggin.
My inner conscience is telling me to bat the hell out of the ball
and get my ass moving. Now he's coaching me to round first and
slide in safe at second, every step a balancing act of hovering
above an abyss. Neither place nor structure are subject to laws o f
possession; within a short span of time, I was moving from one
location to another. Within a week of days, I had left my friend's
office suite, moved into a busin-agogue (two story apartment wit h
a synagogue and rental accommodation), and had seen to various
depositions in Seattle. The very e-motion of recounting of these
events in a literary manifestation of mentality cause panic to my
rate of breathing and heart speed , but not out of control. Unde r
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