The truth, "is the light of the world," so I've heard and experienced.
For some, facing the truth, can be worse than pulling a tooth. Before I faced my own, I kept burying it like a dogs bone. Every now and then, I'd uncover it again.
I never chased it quick, avoidance was the trick. Finally it came full bloom, I never ran from the gloom, stood strong in the room. Facing up really wasn't that bad, getting use to it at times sad.
Truth may be the light of the world, but knowing it can send you on swirl. Conscious makes a good guide, but it may still want to hide. A world of fantasy, may keep one in ectasy. I know quite a few, who want face up. They seem happy, walking around corrupt.
Wise and powerful words from a naturally altruistic spirit gliding on wings of redemptive creativity and empowering inspiration. Thank you for articulating an insight that many, as you point out, often prefer to avoid. Peace.
Wisdom in sir G's den! Ilove truth, but one of the problems with it is that many people can never be convinced you are telling it. I always figure it's because they don't know how to.;-)
great writeG.
Love, Eileen
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 15, 2005
I can get into this as I had to face a lot of truth and I have false teeth no pun intended hehe but truth is hard to face sometime.
The second book in the telepathy series. It contains more ways for the up and coming telepathist to experiment with the sending and receiving of thoughts and is at the end of the story about future telepathy people found unexpectedly chosen by the go
A way to use your mind for silent communication. Speaking about the methods in the book I have used since a young age.
21st Century learning. I also have a GoFundMe page to ask for funds so I can research with other people and add their experiences
Love Tinka
great writeG.
Love, Eileen
Take care,
Sherry
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :)