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Spirit |
What do you see |
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Scribe |
My
Mother on the park bench, she’s leaned slightly forward |
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Slightly hunched over |
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Spirit |
Go to her |
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Scribe |
Yes
Ma’am |
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She’s
rocking slightly back and forth |
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She
looks up at me |
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There
are tears in her eyes |
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Mary |
Good
morning |
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Thank you for arising for me |
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Please, sit down next to me my child |
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Sit
down next to me |
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Scribe |
And I
do |
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And
yes she holds the globe out for me to look at |
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Mary |
Look |
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Look
and see what is |
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Look
and see what is |
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Scribe |
And
so I peer into the globe |
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And
it gets bigger! |
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It is
as large as the actual Earth |
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And I
am within its sky |
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And
the sky is dark with rolling clouds |
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I am
hearing thunder |
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And I
feel myself float within the clouds |
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It is
almost as though I am floating on the ocean |
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And I
expect to land, to have landed by now |
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But
the clouds are so dense that I am still carried by them |
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I am
still within them |
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It is
dark |
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I
look around and it is dark grey |
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I
cannot see very far due to the darkness |
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But
the clouds are large and yes they are ominous |
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Though I feel safe within their arms |
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And
now I begin to feel myself gently lowered |
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Layer
by layer |
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Until
I am at the Earth’s surface level |
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And I
cannot tell if I am on the ocean or on the land |
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For
it is too dark to see |
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And
the clouds are too heavily laden with moisture |
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For
me to feel the difference |
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Ah
yes I must be on land for I am walking |
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And I
walk inland |
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I had
been at the shore |
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And I
walk inland toward the seaside village |
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It is
not quite dawn yet |
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The
town is quiet; it is asleep |
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The
streetlamps are lit |
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I
walk down the sidewalk |
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Past
the quiet shops |
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There
is no one else on this street |
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Spirit |
Why is that |
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Scribe |
Well
I assume it is because they are all in bed |
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No,
the town does not feel abandoned; it is just asleep |
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Spirit |
What is it asleep to |
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Scribe |
How
do you mean |
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Spirit |
Vibrate your Eye |
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And tell me |
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Scribe |
It is
asleep to itself |
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The
town has not awakened |
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Its
inhabitants are not in an awakened state |
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Even
when physically awake, they are psychically and spiritually
asleep |
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They
are not aware of their own reality |
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Spirit |
Is it a ghost town |
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Scribe |
It
could almost be |
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Its
residents have consciousness of their physical selves |
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But
that is as far as their consciousness goes |
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And
even that awareness is limited |
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For
they are not understanding the significance of the dark clouds |
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That
envelop the town |
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Spirit |
And what is the significance of the dark clouds |
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What is their significance |
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Scribe |
The
town’s judgment is at hand |
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Spirit |
And who will judge the town |
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Scribe |
I am
seeing angels |
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They
are blowing their trumpets |
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And
they wait and watch to see who will respond |
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And I
see a few individuals, quite a few actually |
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Spirit |
How many |
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Scribe |
I’d
say a dozen or two |
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Spirit |
How many |
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Scribe |
It’s
less than a dozen; it’s actually only six |
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Six
individuals have responded to the call of the trumpets |
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And
they come walking down the middle of the street in their
nightshirts |
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They
cross the street that divides the town from the seashore |
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And
they are at the seashore and they look at the sky and they
marvel |
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For
they see how awesome the clouds are |
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How
majestic and noble |
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They
sense the presence of the clouds; they sense their essence |
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And
yes they continue to behold the sky |
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And
they see streaks of light |
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And
at first they think they are seeing lighting |
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But
it is the angels with the trumpets that they are seeing |
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And
the angels alight upon Earth and face the earthlings |
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And
invite them to Heaven |
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The
human is free to say yea or nay |
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All
six individuals agree |
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And
they are taken up by the angels to the Father’s throne in Heaven |
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And
the town continues to sleep |
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And
the clouds start rumbling |
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The
waves of the clouds, their motion increases |
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And a
second time, the angels sound the trumpets |
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And
this time I see children running down the street |
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They
too are in their nightshirts |
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I
would say there are close to 30 children
Who come running down
the street |
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They
are laughing delightedly; they are not afraid |
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They
think that they are dreaming and so they are not at all afraid |
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And
when the angels ask them, they eagerly nod their heads yes! |
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This
is exciting! It is an adventure! They are enjoying this dream! |
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And
the angels gently carry the children
Up to the Father’s throne
in Heaven |
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And
now lightning streaks across the sky |
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And
thunder is heard |
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The
clouds roll even faster |
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And
descend even lower upon the town |
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And
the angels sound the trumpets a third time |
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And
now I see people walking down the street sleepily |
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Rubbing their eyes to wake up |
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