Invincible Intelligent

Sunday, May 3, 2009

You are reading from the book Today's Gift

Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent.

  —Erica Jong

How easy it is to look at others with envy, certain that everyone we know is better in every way: school, sports, games, and appearance. What we may not know is that each of us is exactly right the way we are. And what's more, no one of us is without talent. Perhaps we simply have not discovered it yet, or maybe we've been certain we knew what the talent should be, rather than letting the talent within us emerge.

It's reassuring to know that we are talented, that we are special just as we are, that no one else is able to bring to this life exactly the same ingredients that we're able to bring.

What special talent shall I exercise today?

From Today's Gift: Daily Meditations for Families ©1985, 1991 by Hazelden Foundation. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of the publisher.

Remember when...

 you were

 invincible

intelligent

You are...

Still

You got hurt then...

Well

Sometimes...

Healing requires

A Lifetime

Now you know..

Better

It is with what,

you have

 

left

to make

Things

Right!

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P.S. Stir your World 2007

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P.S. 2 Creative

 http://www.storycorps.org/listen/stories/julio-diaz

P.S. 3 Via  Time Goes By

Thanx

Peter Lott Heppner

Domestication Urbanization

Mornin'

Domestication, Urbanization is  the Same Thing. It is  Evolution before our eyes. In Chicago Sparrows,Robins, Cardinals, Blue Jays,  Rats, Racoon, Opossum, Squirrels, Squab (Pigeons) Crows, Ravens  now Osprey, Coyote an occasional Panther meander our environment just as we do but, on different planes.

The animals on cave walls are the ancestors of our Happy Meals.

The behavior of herds on the savannah, prairie, tundra, ice pack reflects their understanding of us. Their knowledge is as mutable as ours.  When you watch their interactions with each other and their surroundings with us, you do see history in the making.  To say History is only that which is of only Human activity, ignores the reality of the Earth that enables it.

When I hear, “Civilized Man”, I think “Conceited Barbarian”

If we are so civil, then why must there be conspiratorial obfuscation of the past, which maligns the present, thereby deleteriously impacting the future?

Death reinforces Short Term Memory loss!

Cave Drawings and Childhood photographs document reality that did exist.

Memory serves its’ own purposes, hopefully refined choice, will direct a positive socioconscientious result.

Currently I see a diverse few with reptilean drives bouncing between dazzling brilliance and baffling verbosity to achieve separatist agendae using words like tolerance and inclusion. I hear dominance and exclusion. Their Rhetorical Gymnastics are impressive, but please don’t be blinded by  their calculated obfuscation, they will terminate your genetic well being with impunity.

This has  occurred  cyclicly  for 2500 years in the name of progress.  Covered-up records damaged the future and we get the blame. Accusations of shame can echo back  justifiably; the ole finger in the mirror trick.  Jurisprudent malleability is malice that fascists call freedom.

Solution: While there are those who  persist in overwhelming, desensitizing, jamming and converting, remember the meek are resilient, know their surroundings and love life in every breath.

This I believe and see in aboriginal indigenous being, which existed before the word civilized.

  Learning from those in commune with Gaia,

Sincerely,

Peter Lott Heppner  

P.S.

From

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 watching 

 reflecting

 asking

 "Where

 are

 the

 Women?"

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Lose count of your blessings

Decent People trying to help Hurt People

From

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/released/view/

"Five years ago, FRONTLINE's groundbreaking film, The New Asylums, went deep inside the Ohio prison system as it struggled to provide care to thousands of mentally ill inmates. This year, FRONTLINE filmmakers Karen O'Connor and Miri Navaskyreturn to Ohio to tell the next chapter in this disturbing story: what happens to mentally ill offenders when they leave prison. The Released is an intimate look at the lives of the seriously mentally ill as they struggle to remain free."

I met Crazy

it wasn't me

I met Genius

It wasn't Me

I Met Honest 

I Felt Safe

I saw Time

It said

Stop Counting

Live

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Staying Alive prevents Laziness,

Mornin',

First I woke,

Then I thought.

Staying Alive prevents Laziness

Rhetoric Versus Reality,

Sometimes fate is Natural progression

Choice is what you do about it

Trauma is inevitable 

What type will be yours to discover

To Live Through

These thoughts keep recycling

Making me think I'm Alone

But the truth is

Enough have lived

 are living

will Live

who will know the same moment

 at a different time

 different place

But speak a different language

Pain Hurts with a scream

covered in tears

and can be sensed by any organism

This is common to all life

Then I Read.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

You are reading from the book Touchstones

I drink not from mere joy in wine nor to scoff at faith - no, only to forget myself for a moment, that only do I want of intoxication, that alone. 

  —Omar Khayyam

What has been our drug of choice? It may be alcohol. It may be sugar or gambling or dependent relationships. Some men have used anger, sex, sports, or the accumulation of money. Growing in this program, we learn there is a great brotherhood among us. Our problems have not been only with a certain substance or a given behavior. We have been seduced and trapped by a ritual of forgetting ourselves. If we hadn't found one way, we may have found another. In giving one up, we often found ourselves drawn to a new substitute.

Now we are learning to accept ourselves and to forget ourselves in healthier ways. We all need to move beyond the bounds of an oppressive ego. In our old style, we could not learn healthy releases because we were hooked on unhealthy ones. Now we are learning meditation, making friends, helping others, and letting go as ways to forget ourselves.

I pray for help today in staying away from self-destructive intoxications so I am able to learn healthy releases.

From Touchstones: A Book of Daily Meditations for Men ©1986, 1991 by Hazelden Foundation. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of the publisher.

Then I Shared with you,

             while listening to well wishing,

Awaken to  your Great Day,

Sincerely,

Peter Lott Heppner

P.S. Then I explored some more

P.S.2 & $ome More

P.S. 3 'nd More

Measuring Tough Talkers

A friend  clichéd 

 Bullies are Cowards,

 Cowards are Bullies

 the epiphany 

grows daily

disinforms

misinforms

boasts

Talks Tough

Time to Measure

From Yesterday's MSNBC & Keith Olberman of Countdown

http://www.alternet.org/blogs/mediaculture/138338/olbermann_calls_hannity's_bluff:_$1000_for_every_second_of_waterboarding/

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They're Everywhere,

 They're Everywhere,

A Friends' Grandfather

Assured

"I'm not Paranoid

I know I'm being Watched"

PeterLott Heppner