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Departing on an unknown journey

Leaving for an unknown journey without any pre-cognition or information about what is going to happen. Tomorrow, Tuesday, I leave for a trip where I stay three nights in a hotel in Torquay, which is on the south coast of England. We shall travel via a hotel in Plymouth, where we will stay on Tuesday night. I previously got an impulse I should write a book or at least a long blog about the people...

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Role Models – Marcus Aurelius

One thing I really do need in life is a role model, or should I say several role models. I need to admire people and I've long given up admiring any politician because I discover they are in it for what they can get out of it. I came across a man yesterday in an ALDI store who radiated love and caring and stood out from the other so much I wanted to give him a hug but on this occasion he was...

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The basics for facing the future – help from the stars?

I watch hundreds of videos over the course of a week, probably far more than is healthy, but this one really gave me a source for hope in enabling me to see things in perspective with the dreaded backdrop of the scandals that engulf our world daily. I love watching Daryl Anka, who channels Bashar.,  a discarnate spiritual being well versed with what is going on in the universe. Here we see him...

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Frome community in action

The Frome community networking event I attended Wednesday caused me to focus on many topics, the fruits of which will appear in the coming days. For more than ten years I have kept a daily diary, now running to something like two million words. What began as a simple record of events slowly became something else: a mirror. Over time, patterns began to reveal themselves — not only in the world...

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An address (sermon) of weight and merit

Today I decided to attend the 10:30 am service at the Methodist church in Peasedown St John. Unlike the Church of England, Methodist ministers work within a circuit, meaning they rotate between different churches rather than staying permanently in one place. This morning’s preacher was a retired minister — a “supernumerary,” I believe the term is — and he delivered an engaging, historically...

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Trying to change someone else’s mind

Today I've had cause to think about the many discussions and arguments I've had with people who I know in advance are not going to change their minds, but nevertheless I go through the motions of disagreeing with them. One of the problems is that our attention is directed in so many ways that we don't have time to give the time and energy to a particular conversation and work it out because our...

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