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Mary |
Now my little timid one |
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Vibrate your Throat and your Eye |
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And do so at my center |
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Do so now! |
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Scribe |
Yes Mother |
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I will do so now |
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Mary |
Now have Eye open |
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Say! |
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Scribe |
You are seated at the park bench |
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And I approach you Mother |
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You turn to greet me as I arrive |
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And you welcome me into your embrace |
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Oh thank you Mother |
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Thank you! |
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Forgive me, but how good it feels to be in your favor |
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How so very good indeed |
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I am home in your arms |
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I am safe in your arms |
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Mother, I am rested in your arms |
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And now you hold the globe out for me to look into |
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And I peer into it |
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And I see humanity upon the globe |
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Humanity going about its daily activities |
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Working, playing, living in their homes |
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I see humanity all over the globes |
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Humanity in all its various colors and ethnicities and different
styles of dress |
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And yet I note how remarkably similar their activities are |
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They work; they play; they rest with their families in their homes |
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This is true for all of humanity all over the globe |
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And I marvel at this commonality |
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How alike we are! I think to myself |
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How surprisingly alike! |
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And then I see a few individuals look up startled toward the
Heavens |
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They have heard something; they have sensed something; they know
not what |
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They shrug it off, no matter, and return to their routine |
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And now I see more people look nervously about them |
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They are seeing what they do not comprehend |
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Are others seeing what they are seeing? |
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They do not dare ask for fear of being labeled insane |
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They remain quiet with their fears |
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They remain quiet about what they think they see |
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And I see that this is happening to more and more individuals
across the globe |
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There are an ever increasing number of individuals who see |
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What they have been taught is un-seeable |
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What they have in fact been taught does not exist |
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And some of them are able to reconcile what they see |
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Within the framework of their current belief about reality |
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But many are not, and these many grow increasingly nervous |
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They fear for their sanity |
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They speak not to others of what they perceive |
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But they do, in isolation, turn to books |
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To book after book after book |
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Hoping to find an explanation for what it is they are seeing |
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And while some books give them a modicum of reassurance |
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There is no book, none that they can find, that explains their
experience |
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Not to their satisfaction |
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And their unease grows |
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And many turn to psychiatrists who medicate them |
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And for some the medication dulls them and the visions decrease |
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At least for a little while |
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And then come back stronger and more powerful than before |
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And now they are truly frightened |
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And they turn to their psychiatrists for yet stronger medication |
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And the psychiatrists are more than willing to comply |
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And the list of symptoms of unease that these individuals |
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Who would medicate their visions away grows and grows and grows |
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Until they are completely dependant |
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Upon their ever growing list of ever stronger medications |
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Just to make it through the day |
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And they are dulled by their medications |
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And eventually the medications are strong enough |
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Are taken in large enough quantities |
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That the individuals see their visions no more |
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Or if they do, they do so with detachment |
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It is no more than a movie they are seeing |
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And they go through their days in a stupor |
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Mindlessly putting one foot in front of the other |
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Trying to maintain, trying to maintain, trying to maintain |
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And for a while they do |
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For a while they do |
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For a while they do |
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And then one night the whole thing comes crashing down in on them |
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And they are left on their knees crying hysterically and in terror |
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For they realize that what they are seeing is real |
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It is real; it is real; it is real |
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And they know not what to make of it |
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No, they do not |
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They have no frame of reference |
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None at all |
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For the veils are thinning you see |
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The veils between the planes of reality are beginning to thin |
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They have been thinning for some time now |
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And this phenomena first manifested with the sense of
Hearing |
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The people called it many things |
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They called it channeling; they called it receiving |
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They called it their intuition; they called it their inner knowing |
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And hearing was the first sense |
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That perceived the thinning of the veils |
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Between the different planes of reality |
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And the people who heard were not frightened |
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For it was a silent, inner knowing |
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Nothing they could not handle |
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And many in fact did quite well for themselves with this new
facility |
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Writing books which found an audience |
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And they were pleased |
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And they were excited |
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And it was fun |
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Almost like a game |
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But the other senses eventually also began to perceive the thinning
of the veils |
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And when the other senses got involved |
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Things began to feel less like an exercise in words |
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And they began to feel more experiential |
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These weren’t merely words that one could hear and write anymore |
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These weren’t merely words that one could read and find interesting
anymore |
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These were actual experiences! |
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Some people noticed their sense of
Smell sensitive to
the thinning of the veil |
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They would actually smell the odor of evil |
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And be alerted that something was off |
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They were doing something wrong |
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Or they were in the wrong place at the wrong time |
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Or something malevolent was coming their way |
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And in time these individuals learnt to trust their sense of smell |
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For it was uncannily accurate |
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And as soon as they perceived the odor of evil |
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They immediately stopped what they were doing |
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And looked around and listened within |
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And determined what it was that they needed to change |
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And their sense of smell would tell them |
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When they had successfully accomplished the necessary change |
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For the odor of evil would no longer pervade their nostrils |
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And the individuals breathed a sigh of relief |
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Yes, they had escaped this particular danger |
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They might not even ever know what this particular danger was |
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