The popular ideology if it looks perfect, it is perfect. No worries, no cares. This popular belief makes the inverse true without question. If it looks bad, it is bad.  The real challenge is exposing the deception.


It's not what you think it's what you believe.  Patricia '96

The unusual correlation between calamity and miracles

Over several months this is the third time I've fallen.  I was getting ready to BBQ I went to check if the coals were ready.  I began falling before I reached the hot BBQ.  I put my hand out to push it away.  Thankfully it fell forward and the only place I was burned was where my hand came in contact with the outer edge.
Adding up three falls, my life has changed.


It's not what you think it's what you believe.  Patricia '96

It's time for communication to re-include the/a spiritual element missing long enough. The art of talking, speaking, the word.  Every topic being turned into the agitator cycle on the washing machine.  Getting people sudsed up and frothy.  People have fallen out of the habit of conversing, exchanging ideas, coming clean.  The ridiculous point of views being expressed as if they are genuine.  People being paid to push a message, on people that certainly know better, but aren't in the position to make it stop. The level of sincerity replaced with grammatical degree, repeated like an echo in a hollow space.


It's not what you think it's what you believe.  Patricia '96