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Personal Note: Last article I posted was regarding the fiasco my wife and I had at Clover Manner, a Senior Citizen Home in Auburn, Maine. I am now back home and working to get straightened out while looking at supports regarding transportation, food, etc since my wife and I have age issues, which for me includes having Dementia and Chrones (inflammation of bowels, extremely painful) and my wife's age alongside being worn out from the drama show at Clover.
Having been a counselor and having done case management with folks that had mental illness, I knew the system and have worked it. Quite well. After 4 years of being out of work due to disability, I am quite proud how much I retained given Dementia. I also have supports via the agency I worked with for over 10 years. I do wonder about those poor folks who don't know the systems and how to work them.
The question I ask that goes along with the article above is how much more of this socio-pathology are we (i.e., you) going to tolerate. This is not about my wife and I. Its about you. Corporations do not own you. Its a mass hallucination they have you believing. Indeed, the "dollar bill" isn't worth the paper its printed on. No gold standard, no anything. Just on's and off's in a computer bank. The author of the "Wizard of Oz" was on top of this in his metaphor of the yellow (gold) brick road.
Is this lie or contrived hallucination ok with you? What is true richness in your heart? Bring that forth while kicking the Wizard (priests, preachers, gurus, gov't, and corporate king pins (e.g., Kochs, Rothchilds, etc) off in his hot-air (or BS if you will) balloon. What was Dorothy's lesson? Learn it. Her lesson is yours also. I share it because it is mine also. Dorothy, D or-Thea, gift of God. That's you, you are a gift to all of us and to Nature Herself.
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