FEAR NOT

Worry and fear are legitimate emotions when one's survival and prosperity are threatened. It's natural, it's ok.

That said, the best way to deal with it is to analyze the situation and take whatever actions are merited. For example, you may decide to diversify your savings and/or, you may decide to invest in energy savings appliances such as a geothermal heat pump to make yourself less dependent on utility provided energy. You may decide to remove as much debt from your life as possible.

Don't suppress or attempt to ignore your intuition if you feel threatened. Instead, calmly take reasonable and appropriate actions to enhance your future prosperity. This is both prudent and therapeutic, and it will allow you to relax and to devote more energy to the positive aspects of life like for example, becoming an activist for the move to freedom.

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critters make the best shamans.
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a rat on a cat on a dog
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D85yrIgA4Nk

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Grinning from ear to ear... YES!!! There is alot they can take from me but they can't take anything thats INSIDE me cause it's MINE and I alone hold the power to give it away.

By the way... Welcome back Miss Kat, you were missed.

The Georgia/Russia conflict bothers me, so thanks for writing this.

Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Soviet disident, who recently passed on and who served many years in the Soviet Gulag system stated that many prisoners kicked themselves in prison because if they only knew what they did at that time they would have resisted at every opportunity when they were still free.

Human memory is so short, and tends to forget most quickly and easily what is unpleasant. One theme Alexander Solzhenitsyn dwelt on repeatedly was the evils of complacency, whether of people who say, "That was then, this is now," or of people who say, "That can't happen here." How can Russians of recent generations smile and joke about Marxism, responsible for the murder of millions of their countrymen in such recent history, a system that governed with an iron fist that let virtually nothing out of its grasp of oppression and death? Maybe the same way Americans ridicule and disbelieve the evidence that is before their very eyes of the exact same horrifying fate that is racing with breakneck speed to utterly vanquish every last vestige of liberty and sovereignty. Marxism, communism, 'democracy', call it what you will, every facet of the global agenda thrives and progresses on every form of complacency.

Delivering the commencement address at Harvard in 1978, he called the country spiritually weak and mired in vulgar materialism. Americans, he said, speaking in Russian through a translator, suffered from a "decline in courage" and a "lack of manliness." very scarce advantage of the high level of human possibilities."

I agree we don't need to fear... we need to prepare and try to get others to be ready too. But I suppose we can identify with Noah...trying to warn his neighbors of the coming flood.

Mike
"Fire Team for Freedom" and "Revolutionary Business"
visit www.mikeandjake.com

Fear is the darkroom where negatives are developed.

It will bring you closer together and make you coexist whether you want to or not. Good for churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, too.