Anonymous ID: e04e8a Aug. 10, 2018, 2:26 a.m. No.2536613   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun   >>6674

>>2536375

Through life I've been asked what I believe.

My answer has always been 'I don't know, because my small human mind could not possibly comprehend to give you an accurate picture.'

Somehow as science and faith come closer together (for me at least, as I've researched both in various forms over the years) the more clear the picture is. Oddly, it's a picture still out of my reach, because we've yet to receive the last of the puzzle pieces so we can collectively paint it as I feel we've been asked to do.

Random ramblings. Apologies.

Just never made sense how my devout Catholic grandma could view me as the most spiritually in tuned person in her life, when I myself could not in any way relate to how they viewed things. Same with school, I've absorbed so much since letting go of of preconceived notions and letting my soul find its way.

 

Ever felt like you were so out of place? I feel so out of place, yet exactly where I need to be no matter how much suffering and hell has been thrown at me. My grandfather was the same, he predicted me. My mother, and now me. Maybe it's not my first go of things and I just remember what I'm not supposed to. I don't know. But since the 8th, a date and event I feel a little too drawn too for my own liking, I have felt this magnifying. At the worst, it's got me and many paying attention.

WWG1WGA, no telling where we're headed. But we'll go there together.

Anonymous ID: e04e8a Aug. 10, 2018, 3:37 a.m. No.2536748   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun

>>2536567

Several of those are very close to me.

Had a half acre spark up because of an illegal AND unattended campfire recently.

2 miles at best from my house.

And maybe 8 other homes in the vicinity making it the most densely populated part of the mountain after the base.

 

Last year, a major mountain went up. One night they lost SO much ground the mountains were peppered with emergency lights as they rushed to get ppl the fuck out in the middle of the night. And they did.

We're still sick here from that. Not sure which fires are causing it now (have several local but we get shit blow in from CA and WA and Idaho you name it, WY, jeez), but today the entire sky was gray. Not hazy looking closer up, but the sky was just noxious. We get little to no sun in the winterโ€ฆ.causes a lot of depression. In fact we have the highest per capita suicide rate if I'm not mistaken, so add missing out on sunshine in the summer? Brutal, esp for those who rely on natural means of getting extra Vitamin D that way.

 

As for the border?

It's the dessert, Anon.

More likely to see a dust tornado.

And sweat your balls off literally, catching fire yourself from spontaneous combustion. kek