"World War Weird" is a delightful and accurate term. Others might call it "World War Woo".
Thank you for all you have done, and I am delighted to see how you view all of what has happened to you over the years, as that will continue to carry you forward.
I think we are going to see many good things soon. Let's hope they bring you relief from stress and some kind of outward reward. At least enough to get your bills paid reliably and easily! :-)
You're so on point. I've been feeling really tired and out of sorts for the past couple of weeks. I know I'm not the same person I was 6 years ago and I welcome that. I feel much more heart centred and happier, despite all the chaos. It's lovely to come on here and know we're really supported and appreciated by eachother and we have you to thank for that. Onwards and definitely upwards.
There is no third option. Weird as it all can seem, I know with certainty that the Holy Spirit within Us is our source of nervous system resilience and standing together, we co-mingle that strength, and the hope that is our faith. I feel gratitude more than I can express for watching the man You are grow with every experience and humbly come alongside You as we navigate what nothing can stop from coming!
Next to operation paperclip there was operation 'Sunrise' operating via the Vatican to get NAZI members into south america, but maybe this was also connected to the Argentine ratlines.
During a period of harsh-ship, I did not pay council tax for years and got away with it, idem with court fines, credit card debt with it charges, penalty charge notices and bay-lifters. Used a system introduced by Winston Shroud now by YouandYourCash.
'World war weird' = to get us all discombobulated and submissive; apart from those who understand you; Thanks
a long-time supporter here, writing to share something that may interest you.
Your closing line today — are we ruled by a holy spirit, or by man's symbols? — is a question I recognise from an unexpected source. The novelist Yukio Mishima trained in jurisprudence at Tokyo Imperial University and spent his career's masterwork, the four-volume Sea of Fertility tetralogy, asking exactly that question. His narrator Honda is a judge who spends sixty years inside a system of hollow forms, procedure performing itself in the absence of the authority it claims, while the evidence of his own experience tells him something the ancient Laws of Manu already knew: that law requires a metaphysical ground it cannot itself supply.
I have written an essay exploring the connection between his work and yours. Here is the link in case it is of interest.
Well done Martin, you've been doing a great job and your reward is your self respect and the respect of others like me, which I'm sure will turn into more tangible benefits over the course of the next few years - slowly but surely. I've found that 'soul growth' is painful but amazingly important and rewarding and in this respect, you're flying high above your sleeping contemporaries with their creature comforts. Onwards and upwards!
Thank you for your honesty. I needed this today.
I heart you soooooo much......a tear or two as I stare out of my window....good to have you here brother.
“World war weird”…yup
"World War Weird" is a delightful and accurate term. Others might call it "World War Woo".
Thank you for all you have done, and I am delighted to see how you view all of what has happened to you over the years, as that will continue to carry you forward.
I think we are going to see many good things soon. Let's hope they bring you relief from stress and some kind of outward reward. At least enough to get your bills paid reliably and easily! :-)
You're so on point. I've been feeling really tired and out of sorts for the past couple of weeks. I know I'm not the same person I was 6 years ago and I welcome that. I feel much more heart centred and happier, despite all the chaos. It's lovely to come on here and know we're really supported and appreciated by eachother and we have you to thank for that. Onwards and definitely upwards.
There is no third option. Weird as it all can seem, I know with certainty that the Holy Spirit within Us is our source of nervous system resilience and standing together, we co-mingle that strength, and the hope that is our faith. I feel gratitude more than I can express for watching the man You are grow with every experience and humbly come alongside You as we navigate what nothing can stop from coming!
Next to operation paperclip there was operation 'Sunrise' operating via the Vatican to get NAZI members into south america, but maybe this was also connected to the Argentine ratlines.
During a period of harsh-ship, I did not pay council tax for years and got away with it, idem with court fines, credit card debt with it charges, penalty charge notices and bay-lifters. Used a system introduced by Winston Shroud now by YouandYourCash.
'World war weird' = to get us all discombobulated and submissive; apart from those who understand you; Thanks
Hi Martin
a long-time supporter here, writing to share something that may interest you.
Your closing line today — are we ruled by a holy spirit, or by man's symbols? — is a question I recognise from an unexpected source. The novelist Yukio Mishima trained in jurisprudence at Tokyo Imperial University and spent his career's masterwork, the four-volume Sea of Fertility tetralogy, asking exactly that question. His narrator Honda is a judge who spends sixty years inside a system of hollow forms, procedure performing itself in the absence of the authority it claims, while the evidence of his own experience tells him something the ancient Laws of Manu already knew: that law requires a metaphysical ground it cannot itself supply.
I have written an essay exploring the connection between his work and yours. Here is the link in case it is of interest.
https://finnianreilly.substack.com/p/the-ghost-court-and-the-hollow-form
best regards
Finnian Reilly
World War Weird! Ha ha, I love it. So apt.
Well done Martin, you've been doing a great job and your reward is your self respect and the respect of others like me, which I'm sure will turn into more tangible benefits over the course of the next few years - slowly but surely. I've found that 'soul growth' is painful but amazingly important and rewarding and in this respect, you're flying high above your sleeping contemporaries with their creature comforts. Onwards and upwards!