i stayed in bed, from school this morning
The maintence came and replaced our old showerheads with new ones this morning, as well.
Clean showerhead but no stronger than the original one.
Last night, dad and i did a lot of cleaning in our bathrooms and all over the apartment. It is so nice. We also ate tuna sandwiches. My dad knows how to make real good tuna, by mixing all natural flavours to take away the fish taste. My bathroom is spic and span. Now i want someone to come over and use my bathroom.
I've been burning incense in the living room since last night. I've become a new me. I've realized something whole, as it relates to all of our elements in life. And as i sat outside, on the porch again, i heated up my refrigerated coffee of butterscotch from yesterday, and felt accompanied by the sun and Tiggy's shining fur.
My probation officer says i'm a little too young to be drinking coffee. Her statement may seem quite precise knowing i can easily blend in with 14 year old high school girls, but what-ever. She's funny though, funny like my english teacher. But to be thorough on this in her critism on me drinking coffee is that i really shouldn't be drinking it because i know how it treats me as far as anxiety being a problem. Sort of the same reason why this one girl, that ive recently fell in love with through her writing, talks about why drinking alcohol really isn't all that cut out to be (and i couldn't disagree - even if at times, it can bring your loose thoughts into words, but that's the same with any other thing that u may put to use and in result have some kind of "internal peaking") because of how its way of being a depressant is in the first place, and so on.
Anyhow, i've learned a lot over the weekend from my dad.
his understanding on things amazes me, not because i didn't think he had this knowledge or wisdom in the first place, but because of how much he's experienced through his life and how much it took him to come to this point of actually pulling all the puzzle pieces together to form such a speech as to what he gave on saturday night as i dozed off in fetal position on the couch. but when he was my age, he did think a lot as to what he thinks of as today as well. and i think i've took on with that privlege as well. and all i've got to say is that i'm ready to express what i learned out of pure logic.
a few tags may keep me reminded hopefully, and sorry if this may seem weird to you, or as if i may be plagiarising rather than being myself as i start to type some words but this is for myself as a reminder; alien, spaceship, logic, future, evolution, human beings, realization, history, babylon, hundreds of years, america [we being a "new age of babylon"], auto industry ruining our world, dying o-zone!!!, symbolism from religions equating with todays metahporic expressions through 'good and evil', logic, 2012; oscar wilde, the mayan's, meteor, indigo children and adults/ april children, 90's, "the ending of the world" - rather not even type that. streak of unsureness here. if anyone comes across this and can share with me about the whole theory and concept about what could possibly happen from now rather than being totally bias about it and saying how it's jsut a silly propaganda then please incite me with something enlightening, here. i've had enough ignorant paranoia as a young teenager. ha, but i'm also dying to dig my feet in earths ground even more, so give give more more information.
anyway, while i sat outside for a bit, i read over what i've been reading in this book for awhile now...yeahhh. last year, when i had spent my night with Cole, i ended up helping him and his family put up with their garage sale from when they had moved out. and cole's mother had a lot of incredible philisophical books based on our inner being throughout life. anyway, i grabbed a few in appreciation. there's this one that i admire over, called "working with your chakras" by ruth white. i've been exploring a lot, especially whenever i read over some paragraphs on each subject based upon our chakra system coming from ancient indian culture. and the dvinity of it all really makes pure logic sense if you just relate the reading and advice that it gives to how your lifestyle is as of now. once, i tried meditating in the bathroom stall at school when i had skip a lot, and i remember at one point i actually reached that climax of being in another dimension as i kept my eyes shut. it was amazing and 'scary', coz i had never experienced what i felt when my head was i was elsewhere and i couldn't feel my head being where it normally would be!!~! i was very lightweight from atop.
quoting, "Earth is dense physical matter. It is the 'plane' of which we are most conscious. it is the substance which we use and adapt to ensure our nourishment, shelter and many other aspects of physical comfort.
Some spiritual teaching implies that we should despise matter and seek only spirtual perfection. Death is seen as a 'release' and any subsesquent existence as particularly joyful because of the freedom from bodily and material chains. YET all around us there is evidence that earth is beautiful and wondrous, a living and continuous example of the miracle of creation. Our bodies are no less wondrous in their functioning. When we stop despising matter and putting it in negative polarity to the spiritual, then we truly bbeing to live a balanced life and encompass the possibility of joy. When we have a healthy respect for earth we live in greater harmony not only with our bodies but with the nature of earth itself.
it may be true that we can become trapped by matter in a differen't sense, if it is seen as the only reality. Confusion about the defintion of reality, and confinement of it to that which is solid and tangible (hmm touchy), can lead us indeed into illusion. Knowledge of differen't levels and manifestations of reality is essential to a truly spiritual imaginary, illusory or ethereal and that which is real serves no useful prupose. Every level has its own reality.
The things of earth have long been things of great inspiration. Poets, artists, mystics and musicians have revelled not only in its beauties but in its incongruities and its sometimes ugly or comic juxtapositions. Great acts of sacrifice have been brought about by human compassion for those who are sick in body, lack shelter or are materially underprivleged. The energy-giving presence of an eternal sense of wonder is fed by the beauty of a flower, the curve of a contour, the rhythms of day and night, sun and moon, time and tide.
Many of our ancestors and some of the so-called pagan religions have been concerned with the privilege of life, with understanding earth, its rhythms and promise of abundance and manifestation. In our times the message is slowly coming through that our planet is being threatened, poisoned and polluted by our lack of respect for it. If the earth dies humankind dies with it.
One of the beneficial effects of such shocking knowlege may be to bring back a realization of the wonder of creation, the miracle of the life force, the sacredness of earth and the spirit resident in matter. Contact with and understanding of the root chakra brings the awareness that extension of consciousness is not only about moving upward and out of the body and matter. It is also about knowing and working with the wonder dimensions of the material world in which we live. Spiritual living is about being effective and congruent in the world as we know it, as well as about exploring other dimensions. To be too grounded can diminish horizons; to be too ethereal makes a nonsense of the personal and collective purposes of incarnation."
oh, i did all of this typing and forgot about my most inner emotions within the family;
i talked to my mom the other night for the first time in two months.
happy belated xmas and new years she says. my grandma called first to inform me that grandma Weaver is Dying, and did died and was brought back ten minutes after. her heart is suffocating. i feel horrible as a grand daughter. all she ever did was send me cards and letters, or a few bucks, or something cute, like that one stuffed kitty that she got at the dollar general; i hugged onto that thing every night. so, fuck your corporate holidays. the last card she sent stands on my shitty ibm computer, but i love the card. i barely could read her writing over the years. she had grown old but she always felt younger than a 20 year old as she would always tell me. all she wanted for me to do was to write back. or to call at least. she was quite a character, and she made the best damn cabbage ever. my mom sat on the phone and cried (because that's what we do in expression, whether we know someone or not - it's this wireless connection we have with everyone regardless of what and who it is, it makes us find tune to the world and one happening helps us release what we are afraid of) and told her i might be coming down soon while she looks for a dress for the funeral. but i wouldn't be suprised if i missed grandma's funeral since i dont have easy transportation in seeing my family. i've missed a lot over the years. i mean, my mom doesn't even drive out of winston-salem. Anyway, i remember as a little girl, she'd numb my ears constantly talking. she has some stories, i know this. but i was nothing more but on auto-pilot at some points. well, mom has it good when she turns something depressing into laugher. she had to go and laugh about how grandma weaver is still upset at us from when she fell down the porch stairs during my visit this summer.
oh and today's my grandpa's birthday. whew
god damn this coffee.
i'm feelin wack already