Anonymous ID: d48918 March 27, 2021, 7:53 p.m. No.13312544   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>2572

>>13312522

How deep does the rabbit hole go?

 

That is a good question. One you think you are prepared for. There is a part of me that has always wanted to tell, to share, to find words to reveal what is down that hole.

 

Some things can not be put into words. Some should never see the Light.

 

I want to take you back to the last moments of the ritual I spoke of. The boy and the girl in the pentagram. Their hands, palms flat and touching My friends…search…search…search

 

How many images of children’s hands can you find?

 

Hands in paint?

Hands in cement?

Hands on walls?

What colors?

Why are there so many hands?

 

Seriously…show me the hands… Benghazi Children’s Hospitals, CPS Art Programs, Schools, Keep going…how many can we find? What is unique about hands? Or finger tips? Unique Identifiers? But why?

https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2020/03/17/silence-breaks-forth-into-song/

 

https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2021/03/07/royal-pedo-links/

Anonymous ID: d48918 March 27, 2021, 8:14 p.m. No.13312649   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>13312602

Trust is not a word we are taught

 

It is the most difficult thing to give

 

It is harder to receive

 

Yet there comes a moment we must decide

 

Will we choose to trust? –

 

I grew up in a world of utter darkness

 

Everything was silenced

 

Silenced voice

 

Silenced heart

 

Silenced emotions

 

Silenced actions

 

All I was allowed was to be present in the darkness –

 

Let’s start with emotions

 

Others could not see my pain

 

I watched as others were hurt or worse

 

And I was deeply grieved in what I saw and heard

 

I did not allow myself to be sad

 

I was left with glad or mad

 

What I observed I certainly could not be glad about

 

Mad was all I embraced

 

Intense anger and rage at the pain I saw being caused to others

 

Over 1000 gross injustices no one could fathom a month

 

No where to run

 

No way to hide

 

No self medicating

 

Not allowed to speak, or cry out, or intervene

 

Silence made me angry

 

Yet, it was the only mercy

 

I could express to lesson the pain of those suffering

 

There came a point when I decided I would not be ruled by silence

 

I would not fear it

 

I would not abide by it

 

I would not be held captive by it

 

I could not trust it

 

In order to be rid of silence I must do what others dared not

 

I must let my voice be heard

 

I must show my emotions

 

I must reveal my heart

 

I must be known by my actions

 

But the more I fought against the silence

 

The more I realized the tethers it held in others

 

They could not trust me in the silence

 

They also could not trust me outside of it

 

They could not see that all I did was not for me

 

They could not see I saw their hurt

 

They could not trust I would not hurt them

 

Nor could I trust they wòuld not hurt me