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Be Embodied

(This was my entry into the recently published book, Awakening Starseeds, by Radhaa Publishing. While most of the entries of this international assemblage deal with soul shaking/awakening experiences, mine goes to the bare bones of our matter and what matters.) Barely beyond high school, I came face-to-face with death and birth working for a funeral home that also ran the local ambulance.  I dealt with old dead bodies, and on the ambulance, watched some die, saved a few from death, and helped deliver a slippery…

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Bodies

Bodies I saw life and death in bare detail working for a funeral home. The dead body, having festered for four days, reeked.  The stench of its rotting flesh filled the embalming room and, unavoidably, my breathing. Fortunately, in such situations, our smell system overloads and goes numb after a half hour. When a person dies, their body dies gradually.  At first, the stagnant blood turns blue and the body heats up.  Rigor mortis sets in after about four hours, lactic acid locking the muscles. …

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Partial, Yet a Part

I'll bet you're like me.  I tend to think, "I know," and I do.  But what I tend to not know is how much I don't know.  There's not just all the information out there that I don't know, it's all the information in here that I barely remember.  I can access only a bit of what I know, but even that large realm is only a bit of what I should know.  You know things too, but you're like me, partial, limited, only a…

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Gotta Start Somewhere

You gotta do to do.  Big plans and bigger imaginations don't get it done.  Drawers of files of information and ideas just get more crammed.  Needs as wide as a round ball planet go neglected.  I've taken in too much and given out too little of it.  I gotta start somewhere, so I'll start here. I'll start by publishing to the entire world, knowing no one knows I'm doing it.  I publish to all humanity, and not just for these decades, yet I'm alone so…

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