Okay, so I don't have an announcement.



Maybe I just wanted to move the
SPAM further down on the BB.


At east until it's removed.



Kolt for Jesus Christ

So, you feel like your being followed?

Have you always had these feelings?


I'm sorry Kolt. I'm just kidding here of course.

Although I have a warped since of humor at times,
so after briefly contemplating how the spam would
relocate to here as if following you around somehow,
I was just simply compelled to ask these things merely
to satisfy my own curiousity, or more likely, feed the
masses with humor, not to be confused with the ice cream

Honestly, I do not need to know about your childhood,
etc, etc. Although, having said that; your free to sit on
my couch anytime. I'll make coffee and take no notes

Respectfully

Reverend Jack

That's way beyond funny, Mc.

To tell you a truth, I do spend some nights(although,
not sleepless...sorry) wondering how cool your
place has to be, after you telling me
a little about the layout.

I don't mind saying, the boy in me still
just loves the visual stuff.

Not to worry though, my 1st childhood
has been almost overshadowed by my re-birth so,
I'm feeling pretty good about things right about now
Reverend J.


I just got tired of seeing a SPAM link on the
front page of the Forum BB so, for some reason,
I had an inspired opportunity to move it.


But hey!
Thanks for the mental health "look-out".

You have my unspoken permission
to "check my reality" cause
the ones who "crack-up" are, most often,
the last to know.

That might even be a universal truth.

Anyway, just in case Mc., keep an eye to the coffee brewing,
keep another on the couch and
with your good eye, keep doing what you do
for us my friend.

You're a tremendous blessing.


Kingdom Of Lights Travelers for Jesus Christ

KOLT wrote:



Most people, within 5 minutes of meeting me, feel the need to advise me, in one way or another, that I'm a "nut looking for a place to crack."

(Mental health practioners, though, tend to find me various degrees of amusing.)

Which, interestingly enough,
proves a belief of Mental Health Practitioners.
(whom I count myself among)

"Normal" people live within the confines of a
small genetic reality.

Meaning, the reality they grew-up in has barely expanded
or changed, dispite the world being larger, and obviously
more complicated, than they were originally
told to perceive.

They like the smaller way they've been taught to see the world
and indeed their way of thinking is inherently normal but...
since they can't see a larger reality, they won't like the
things and the people that don't fit in their small reality.

Yet, many people like you Rogue, and I dare say, like me too,
are broadening our genetic mind to envelop the larger
and vast reality.

We've stepped outside of our genetic environment,
so to speak...
that paradigm of our childhood-time, and we've stepped into
becoming aware of expansive flow of the universe.

Only others like us, a.k.a. mental health practitioners
will be able to perceive and/or appreciate our expanding
spirit of thinking.

Normal people fearfully cling to their aging reality, as we
probably once did, like a favorite toy or blanket.

Mental Health Professionals
worth their degree will tell you how important
it is to remember we are always "becoming"
something everyday, as opposed to "being" the
same "normal" thing everyday.

How excruciatingly boring being normal must be.

Even famed therapist Carl Jung once said,
"Show me a normal person and I will cure him."

If we are indeed creative, spiritual beings then we
should resist the expectations of the separatist
normal people.

The box they live in is obviously too small for all souls
to fit in.

Even their soul is anxious to be free from being
normal.


Kolt for Jesus Christ

KOLT wrote:


Yeah, boundries haven't been my friend (except when they spark creativity) since someone told me I could do anything that I set my mind to.



Thank you!
We'll probably be the ones who, when the aliens land, say: "Hey, cool. How'd ya get it to light up like that?"; instead of running around like chickens with their heads cut off, preaching armageddon. (Now those guys are really amusing!)

That's true!
Of course, within the reality of possibilities, some
of "those guys" are still debating if Adam had a
belly button.


So the possibility of aliens landing will definitely
shiver their timbers.

It's not written in scriptures but, our ancestors
would logically have to extend beyond earth.

Heaven being the throne and the
earth being the foot stool of GOD's kingdom.
Why wouldn't there be ancestral life throughout?

If we've began looking up and moving out to the stars,
so would those who were in the universe
before we were.

It's just too reasonable to dismiss.
Armageddon!

Armageddon may come but it will come by mens'
desire to control the minds of others who
can't be controlled.

What a mess that's gonna be!

How in the world are all these armies going to fight
in a little valley.

And for what?
Oil?
Land?

I think Jihad (Holy War) was coined by the
same morons that coined Military Intelligence,
and drive-way, and park-way, and apart-ments.

What were they thinking?


Kolt for Jesus Christ

KOLT wrote:


There has to be a seat and a headreast, at least.(God should have the vibrating/heat option, too, he does have a very important job, after all)



Thinking? What's that? Does it hurt?

To those of us who do think: Thank you, but, Why aren't you in politics?

Oh, yeah, I could see Him having all of that and a
beverage holder for His bottomless cup
of Ambrosia but, I've also pictured Him as The
Premo Mistro, conducting a universal orchestra so,
he only needs to sit during His once
a week intermissions(probably from
too many Mormon Visits).



I'll tell you what I tell everyone who asks...
I think it's got something to do with not wanting
to change what I believe based on whether
people will vote for me or not.

It seems, the only way to get elected is to say what
most people want to hear and from what I've seen of politics,
the words keep changing but rarely does anything
else.

I do have a modecum of influence with some of my local
legislators but for the most part, politics is a vacuum
that I don't want to get lost in.

I kinda feel sorry for politicians because they
seem cut-off and desensitized to the needs of
their constituent majority.

To get up each day and convince themselves that
things are fine in the lives of most Americans
is either complete ignorance or just total denial.

67% of Americans are between the ages of 15 and
63.
Working age, you know?
But somethings happening to them because many of
them can't, don't or haven't worked and I ain't
convinced it's just laziness.

The Surgeon General and The World Health Organization
says there's something wrong with people's thinking
and they say it's gonna get worse before it gets better.

I just do what I can to help people prevent
the "worse" part from happening to them, even politicians.

That's as far as I go with politics...

And "that's all I have to say about that".


Kolt for Jesus Christ