Eternal Unity

Titanic (first film I saw in a movie theater) Lord of the Rings (my favorite film series of all time) The Shawshank Redemption (simply awesome movie) A Clockwork Orange (favorite classic) Pulp Fiction (best of Tarantino, my favorite director)

No time is ever wasted. Even if it temporarily seems that way, everything eventually comes back to your benefit.

@Mz Hyde Thank you so much!

Conquer the fear, master the stress, pass the test. I did it! I graduated college! Got my final courses' grades this week. I'm so delighted! It's been one hell of a journey which took me through 3 academic institutions and 5 years of studying. Slow and easy wins the prize ?

The difference between life and death could come down to a single drink of water.

Count to ten and breathe deeply. It gives you a chance to reset your emotional state.

A good way to ground yourself is to go outside and sit on the ground. Go outside and be in nature. Stand or sit next to a tree for awhile. Put your chair in the sun and read a book with the sun shining on you. Go swimming, or put your feet in water. These are the elements. They make up earth.

Draconian - Death, Come Near Me By day I sleep, at night I weep! O Death, come near me! Be the one, for me, be the one, the one, who stays. My rivers, are frozen, and mischosen, and the shadows, around me, sickens my heart. O Death, come near me, and stay, by my side. Hear my silent, my silent cry! In sadness, I'm veiled, to the cross, I am nailed, and the pain, around me, freezes my world. My cold world... In life, I've failed, for years, I've wailed. Frozen in time... left behind... The rapture, of grief, is all, to find... The rapture, of grief, is all! Behind the shadow of life, the lost hopes are grieving. I seek the night, and hope to find love. So I drown in the silence of life's short eternity. The tears fills the void in my heart, astray... Embrace me now, delightful ease! Give me a world of wondrous peace! Calm the desperate scream in my heart! O Death, come near me, save me... from this empty, cold, world! O Life, you have killed me, so spare me, from, this cauldron, of misery! In life, I cry, away, I fly. Chosen, to fall, within, these walls. The rapture, of grief, is all, to find... The rapture, of grief, is all! Oh, shed a tear for the loss, of innocence, for the forsaken spirits who aches... in us. Cry for the heart who surrenders to pain, for the solitude of those, left, behind! Behold the pain and sorrow of the world, dream of a place away from this nightmare. Give us love and unity, under the heart of night. O Death, come near us, and give us life!

The piles just seem to grow, Is this ambitious one man show. There's only one man watching you, John Doe. He's both on stage and in the front row.

Reading is dreaming with open eyes.

If you don't follow your dreams, they become fantasy. If you do follow your dreams, they become reality.

You don't fuck around with the infinite. No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality.

Still waters run deep.

Humor and optimism can save your life.

"Communion with God" by Neale Donald Walsch. It's about 6 hrs long and read by three individuals. Contains an explanation of the illusions of humans - a concept that previously mentioned in "Conversations with God", also by the same author and also a recommended audiobook. Note: it is kind of heavy on metaphysics and on the concept of God but very empowering and interesting. When I listened to it - the time flew by. "Journey of Souls" by Dr. Michael Newton. His first book and follows the journey of the soul as presented by thousands of hypnosis induced patients which were regressed to the "between lives state". The book heavily relies on the concept of reincarnation. Enjoy!

There are many twists and turns as one hops down the trail of life.

There's no sense thinking about what you can't control. Doing that is a good way to go crazy.

Well, what do you know, from here to there I'm 2 years on the forum. During these 2 years: - I had one awakening (April 2021) - I graduated college (Well, almost. Next month I'll know for sure when I get my final courses grades) - I've grown and reflected for hundreds of hours. Just this last week I did some self-inquiry exercises to overcome depression. - I read dozens of books. All in all, it was a nice time being active on this forum and read some of the topics and posts here. I hope the next 2 years and beyond will be just as exciting. Thanks for everyone who reads this humble journal. I bless you with abundance, joy, truth and love! Greg.

Buckingham Palace confirmed.

Any writer who goes public with his work is exposing himself. Look at me. I'm showing you what I am. My clothes are off.

Trust, but verify.

Mind over matter in any form is a terrific drain on the body's resources.

The strongest love I've seen is the love of a smoker to his cigarette. She burns for him and he dies for her.

Whatever you figure out after sundown, nine times out of ten you got it all to do over again in the morning.

The benefit of being innocent is that you have the truth as your back-up.