- Jul 28, 2016
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Tonight I was hanging out in a peaceful spot, birds chirping, garden smelling earthy, beautiful sunset colours lighting the sky, when I felt a deep rumbling underneath everything. Not a 'real' rumbling, but one felt nevertheless. It was everyplace and was moving many things, shifting and reorganizing the surface of the earth.
Then I saw myself poised on the edge of one shifting slab after another, waiting calmly for the right moment to repeatedly and easily step onto the next piece as the one behind plummeted into chaos. Just like the heros always do in the movies as they keep just ahead of the destruction. Others were watching with panic and started to imitate the watch-wait-decide and go method. I smiled encouragement and offered help as I went, sometimes physical, more often emotional. It was so easy to do and folks quickly caught onto this once they'd tried it.
There were others leading the way like this too' and, as we went along, gathering 'survivors', we began to come together which offered us all more support because we'd shared such an experience, and also because we all had much in common in our way of living and being. It became a contented, peaceful coming together of like-hearted souls leaving behind the chaos as we moved on.
When this was completed, the birds still sang and the sunset colours still shone. That, too, seemed 'just right'.
Then I saw myself poised on the edge of one shifting slab after another, waiting calmly for the right moment to repeatedly and easily step onto the next piece as the one behind plummeted into chaos. Just like the heros always do in the movies as they keep just ahead of the destruction. Others were watching with panic and started to imitate the watch-wait-decide and go method. I smiled encouragement and offered help as I went, sometimes physical, more often emotional. It was so easy to do and folks quickly caught onto this once they'd tried it.
There were others leading the way like this too' and, as we went along, gathering 'survivors', we began to come together which offered us all more support because we'd shared such an experience, and also because we all had much in common in our way of living and being. It became a contented, peaceful coming together of like-hearted souls leaving behind the chaos as we moved on.
When this was completed, the birds still sang and the sunset colours still shone. That, too, seemed 'just right'.
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