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no. will it ever be perfect? no. is my future certain? no. do these things sometimes bother me? yes. still, in this moment, i am content. our present is a chain of moments. i could lament the good moments will not last. i can have hope and faith the bad moments will not last. i can ignore this moment and worry about past moments. i can fear approaching moments. it is a choice i make. . . each moment. do you remember “the incredible hulk” television series? it aired on cbs from 1978 to 1982. one episode contained the parable below and it has stayed with me all these years: a parable buddha told a parable in a sutra: a man traveling across a field encountered a tiger. he fled, the tiger after him. coming to a precipice, he caught hold of the root of a wild vine and swung himself down over the edge. the tiger sniffed at him from above. trembling, the man looked down to where, far below, another tiger was waiting to eat him. the vine sustained him. two mice, one white and one black, little by little started to gnaw away the vine. the man saw a luscious strawberry near him. grasping the vine with one hand, he plucked the strawberry with the other. how sweet it tasted! often when i talk to people about the power of their choice, they defend their anxiety. “i can’t help it - my troubles are real. . . i suppose they are real, but only for a moment. of course, life requires balance. we must prepare for the future. we may need to correct past wrongs, and we must learn the discipline of knowing when to be completely present in this moment. what if you were in a theater and you wondered if you locked your car. you could leave the theater to check the car. you could fret throughout the show and instead of enjoyment you would experience stress, or you could be in the moment. it will only feel good for a little while. it will only hurt for a little while. we are here and then we are gone. live your life in such a way you will have no regrets. you can run out of money, but you cannot run out of expressing love. it only takes a moment. post a comment | 9 references | share article permalink print article saturday aug 16 2014 the river saturday, august 16, 2014 at 9:42am think of all the people you have known in your life. from the earliest memories of childhood to your now. how many of those people do you still know and interact with? my guess is not many. yet in some ways they are still with you. time and circumstance move us on and down that river we call life. few travel with us the entire journey. yet many leave impressions, which affect our course. those with whom we have traveled teach us things. they show us different ways to view life, people, and god. they are tributaries to us and we serve as tributary to them. together we make up the larger river of humanity. we are all going somewhere. we are all flowing to the delta that is life’s end. what a ride it is. throughout our lives we will know waters both treacherous and placid. we will experience the thrill of the rapids and the boredom of the doldrums. upon the water we will see the reflection of breath taking sunrises and sunsets. on the river bank we will see changing landscapes and images we will treasure and store among our most special memories. the lucky ones will realize that all of this is a gift. whether the sailing is smooth or the seas are rough - it is all a precious gift. from the headwaters of this river we begin and at every confluence we blend with it. those with whom we have traveled have melted into us and nourished our souls just as the nutrients we ingest become our bodies. we are a product of many. our thoughts, our words, our actions are an assimilation of many thoughts and words and actions. the wise will understand then that those with whom we travel will some day be a part of us and we them. choose how you influence your fellow travelers wisely. spread love, kindness, respect, good cheer, and honor instead of hatred, anger, and strife. recognize the good in others and be patient with their shortcomings. someday our voyage will end. one cannot travel upstream to redo the past. so while you are able, choose the right stars to guide you. travel with boldness and give your fellow sojourners your best. take the best from them and pass it on. post a comment | 1 reference | share article permalink print article wednesday aug 15 2012 are you lemmings? break the chain wednesday, august 15, 2012 at 8:45pm ok kiddies, gather around. your uncle john wants to tell you a story: a long long time ago, before the internet was invented by al gore, people used to communicate by writing things on paper, putting that paper in an envelope, giving it to a letter carrier, who would deliver the paper to the intended recipient. we called them letters. it usually took the mail man anywhere from 2 to 3,746 days to deliver the letter, but we were used to slow in those days. there were all kinds of letters. for instance, love letters which carried the sentiments of the heart from one person to another. love letters were a necessity in "long distance" relationships. soldiers at the front wrote to their sweethearts back home. whatever the reason for the separation, love letters filled the bill. i wrote a few of them myself. why, in my day, my love missives were quite the thing. i even sent some of them, ha. letters were sent to congratulate people about the new job, the birth of a baby, and anything else deserving of a kuddo. families kept in touch through the mail. a long distance telephone call was too expensive. that was only used to tell someone about a death or some other equally earth shattering news that could not wait for the us mail. the letter i want to talk about though is one that still exists in various forms. i am talking about the chain letter. a chain letter usually came from a stranger. this was always intriguing. in those days, junk mail had not been perfected so any piece of mail received was scrutinized. the chain letter promised remarkable

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Domain Name: JOHNSTRAIN.NET
Registry Domain ID: 1587838749_DOMAIN_NET-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.dyndns.com
Registrar URL: http://www.oracle.com
Updated Date: 2017-02-03T00:53:54Z
Creation Date: 2010-03-07T00:51:24Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-03-07T00:51:24Z
Registrar: Oracle America, Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 1040
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1 (603) 296-1595
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Name Server: NS1145.DNS.DYN.COM
Name Server: NS2189.DNS.DYN.COM
Name Server: NS3178.DNS.DYN.COM
Name Server: NS4134.DNS.DYN.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
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