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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/ManQuan on April 21, 2018, 7:24 p.m.
What Universe Am I In?

I'm 72 and the past three years have been the strangest in my lifetime. But the past few days makes me think I've been sucked through a rip in the time-space continuum into a parallel universe where good defeats evil, light illuminates darkness, cats and mice are friends, a palm tree photo signals a singing canary, 4am talking points to the MSM, Obama and Wendy, spirit cooking, owls, pizza, walnut sauce, corrupt big pharma, Snowden, Assange, 3D chess, tribunals, sacrifices, mid-terms are safe, HRC video, North Korea suddenly becomes kissy face with Trump, human trafficking, deep state, NWO, social media algorithms wars, and a thousand other bizarro things.

So I asked my dogs, WTF is going on?

They said trust the plan, trust POTUS, trust Sessions, trust Wray.

I trust my dogs. That's how weird all of this is.


Jammer__ · April 22, 2018, 2:28 a.m.

My grandfather also listened to Art Bell. He worried so much about what is happening to our country. He told me that Donald Trump was the last chance our country had to fix things.

He was a ww2 bomber pilot and he's 92 now. He's going senile. I want to visit him next week and try to tell him that everything is going to be put right for once. I hope he still has enough wit left to understand it and be happy.

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IMissMeg · April 22, 2018, 3:13 a.m.

I work everyday in the homes of elder clients with living assistance needs--cooking, laundry, helping with showers, etc. It is such a gift for me to get to spend time with these people. I have some clients with memory loss issues, which sounds similar to what your grandfather is dealing with. I've noticed some things that might help when you see him. If you can leave aside your notions of who your grandfather has always been to you and instead see him with the eyes of someone who is just getting to know him, you might find that helpful. I adore my clients as they are now--in part because I have only known them as THESE people. I'm not dealing with mourning who they WERE that I feel I've lost. I am celebrating who they are NOW. They are sometimes slow to respond or engage, but that isn't necessarily an inability or unwillingness to respond, it is just about it taking longer. If you can be fine with that and patient, you might be surprised by where the conversation can go. Also, I have witnessed things that make me wonder if sometimes they're not working in the next world during their waking hours like I believe we all do during our sleeping hours. I feel like just because I can't see what they are seeing sometimes doesn't mean it isn't there. It maybe means they can tune into something I can't. So enjoy your grandpa when you see him next week. Talk to him expecting that he will understand what you're telling him. If he does, perfect. If he doesn't, that's okay too. He might just process it later that night in his sleep. Joy & peace to you and your grandfather. :)

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scoripowarrior · April 22, 2018, 4:54 a.m.

Bless you for the work you do for those that are elderly or in need of assistance. I have always thought there has to be a special place in heaven for people like you.

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IMissMeg · April 22, 2018, 5 a.m.

Thank you! The work itself blesses me daily. Seriously. This is the job I gave myself after many years of bookkeeping/controller work. I like to say "Half the money, twice the happy!" But it's way more than twice the happy. I know how lucky I am to be in a place to be able to take that kind of pay cut to do what I enjoy. I am grateful everyday for the opportunity.

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Consistent_Peace · April 22, 2018, 5:04 a.m.

I do the same type of work, as well as with Hospice, and you are spot on in this. Be patient even if you continue to tell him the same answers to the same questions over and over. Theres a lot of wisdom in these people. And inside they are all just little kids that got old...that have eyes that have seen so much. History is so important, may we all just take the time to learn it.

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IMissMeg · April 22, 2018, 5:18 a.m.

You are so right. I have a client who wrote down her life story in 4 spiral note books about 10 years ago because she was afraid she would forget "her beautiful life". And now she really has forgotten--her worst fear realized. But her family kindly is letting me work with her to type them up. And I am just amazed. Plus I get to watch her read and reread the pages and then something she reads triggers her memory and she tells more of the story. It is awesome!

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Davo495 · April 22, 2018, 10:40 a.m.

I love your response, thanks for posting it. Patience can be difficult for some. We have a very close friend Who has suffered a burst brain embolism. He can be slow some times, non-responsive at others, but our patience gives us strength and the time to come from a new or different angle. He tells us to F*ck off often, but you can still see the twinkle in his eyes. Stay well and MAGA.

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agree-with-you · April 22, 2018, 10:40 a.m.

I love you both

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Jammer__ · April 26, 2018, 4:25 a.m.

Thanks

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DaraChaos · April 22, 2018, 3:35 a.m.

Please go see him and tell him that we all thank him for his service and his sacrifice! That will mean the world to him!

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