Psychic Philosophy for Today (3rd February 2015)

Being in the thick of it, and I mean literally thick, those rewards must mean something. Surely, even a five year old can do it, or perhaps it's more for how you do it then what you do.

To imagine for that past is only by instincts of how they survived, knowing from learning of how wonderful it may seem, till to realise from own struggles just exactly how.

Really expected them to turn up, maybe should of waited till they offered themselves on a plate, or that napkin could of been used as a handkerchief.

How those old fashioned normal everyday ways of living soon becomes methods of war. If to go all out to battle with, how those traditions come in use, as nothing like the good old traditional way.

Hung that towel up only while to dry, as it won't take long till to suit up. Especially when those come praying, as their path is not quite straight-forward to take gradual steps. Since being the one who is that fish in the sea, will take more than just a personal attempt to convince are worth a look in.

In the forest; how that thunderous storm always strikes where those are at, or follows the path that many take. Even if to set out to sea, casting it's commotion in the way of those who have set sail. Never to be out in the plain open lands, somewhere that others must endure and witness. Why else erupt an atmosphere if there is no one about to be under it.

In the stones; having a firm hold for that main source of power it is those beside or around that balances it and either keeping feet firmly on the ground or risk guiding for velocity, it takes others keen interests to remain where to stand and if matters taken further a long shot to have something of being keen, since it do not take long till they find love interest of their own it is the keen eyes of the young that convinces further distances could be something of mutual.


Deuteronomy Ch.9:V.24-26 " - Ye have been rebellious against the Lord from the day that I knew you.
 - Thus I fell down before the Lord forty days and forty nights, as I fell down at the first; because the Lord had said he would destroy you.
 - I prayed therefore unto the Lord, and said, O Lord God, destroy not thy people and thine inheritance, which thou hast redeemed through thy greatness, which thou hast brought forth out of Egypt with a mighty hand."