It is kind of icky out. Dreary,
cloudiness at 37.9 F; not too pleasant. It reflects my mood these
last few days. I know I don't have to settle for it and I can snap
myself out of it; but the doldrums beckon. Why do we sometimes seem
to enjoy our misery? I think we must. I have seen it, in myself, as
well as others. Are we punishing ourselves? Or is it a way of
processing? I am just talking about occasional indulgences of
darkness. I guess we all do it. It is kind of silly when, like me, we
can get out of it, practically, with the drop of a hat.
I am still in the process of dealing
with my brother's death. That may have something to do with my
vulnerability. On Saturday, we celebrated his departure. It was a
great party. There were many friends and relatives in attendance. I
talked to people I haven't seen in twenty years. It was easily the
best memorial I ever attended.
At eighty one years old, it is obvious
that I have experienced much death. I have had many friends and
relatives die in all kinds of ways; accidents, disease, suddenly,
lingeringly; perhaps this one is more significant because it reminds
me of my own inevitable death. However, I am not aware of any regret
that I am going to die. I could regret dieing, before there is a
greater dawning of a loving world.
I caution folks not to look at the
television news. Lately, I have been doing it. Do I think I am immune
to it? I am not. What a horribly depressing thing that is. It is one
horror story after another. And the political campaign; it is like
being in some some bizarro world. It is amusing, but it leaves dregs
of bad feelings.
Well, if I want to see the dawning of a
new age, I better start participating in bringing it about, rather
than pissing and moaning, about the world as it is. The world is how
we see it, anyway, perception is everything. It is time I perceived
the world, I want to live in, that is the way I will help bring it
about.
Okay, I will do it. I will look for
love everywhere. I will tune myself, to respond, in the most loving
way, to my fellow beings on this planet. I will look for the loving
being at the heart of all of us. I will not judge anybody. I will
accept that everything, that confronts me, is for my learning and
nothing can overwhelm me.
I am HAPPY! I see PARADISE!
Love and Peace, Gregg
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