Sometimes people ask me why I’m on twitter:

Also, notifications like this:

I want this on a t-shirt.

Unrelated, but something I probably need to address anyway…this morning I wrote about my last book being translated into several different language and a ton of you are like, “Where is your next book?  Why are you making me wait?  Look at your life.  Look at your choices.”  And honestly the next book is coming but it’s really, really fucking hard.  Writing always is for me.  It’s something I’ve always done and will always do but I rewrite and rewrite and look at a blank page for days and feel like my head is constipated with thoughts I can’t write properly until suddenly it all comes together and I end up with one perfect page that took 2 weeks.  I want it to be perfect because a ton of it is…

When the world is cruel
Inspiring hate and repulsion
At the stony cold hearts
Of people lacking compassion
At the horrors told day by day
Ignorance about another child
At the mercy of unjustified bloodshed
Another victim of poor judgement
And juvenile behaviors
Between tears shed
And prayers cried out in desperation
Your failures as beings
Will soon be fleeing
For life’s stern hand is unforgiving

There! I’ve said it
can’t take it back
sent out the ripple
that circles the world.
Where the words destructive
or will they inspire?
Each time we speak,
we must make the choice,
indifference, inattention
does not negate affect.

Oh, that I choose wisely
when I speak
or remain silent
until that which I say
adds rather than takes away.

From Climate-Connections.org:

For U.S. politicians, taking a solid stance on climate change is like the kiss of death. They avoid it like bad breath. However, a new study shows that more than half of the voters surveyed want to see their governmental representatives taking “unilateral action” to fight against climate change. A “unilateral” stance would be interesting for the U.S. government, seeing as how it consistently refuses to cooperate on this issue with the rest of the world.

Courtesy of progressillinois.com/sites/progressillinois.com

There have been many mass shootings in America just within the past few years. But among these high-profile murders are countless low-profile ones like this, reported by ChicagoTribune.com:

I am here
at your threshold
empty

fill me up
with you

Flower found was disappointed, when she found out that she couldn’t use her wings to fly, so she asked a robin to stand still, while she drew a picture of  his wings on cardboard.  The robing was more than willing, since he felt sorry for any bird who couldn’t fly, and Flower had her model.  Once the wings were cut out, she attached straps and scaled the wall that stands by the stage.  She is now ready to take wing.  Rene, terrified, chirps out a warning, knowing that it fall on deaf ears.

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Nassim Haramein precisely predicted the radius of the proton. Later, his work was confirmed by the Swiss proton accelerator experiment in 2013. This was so extremely precise a prediction because as Haramein thereby proves, we must utilize the measurement units known as Planck units. Haramein was able to demonstrate that cosmological gravitation and the source of the strong force stems from this underlying Planck field of electromagnetic fluctuations.

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Read more:

THE PROTON RADIUS PREDICTION AND GRAVITATIONAL CONTROL

The implications of this discovery are still reach toward an eventual confirmation that we live in a “Connected Universe” and that by a better understanding of the forces of nature, these new physics will lead us to the possibility of gravitational control, almost infinite amounts of energy extraction from space, and even probably towards matter creation technology. 

see also: NASSIM HARAMEIN

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Thanks for visiting.

 Eric

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