The ability of the mind to seek out truth and thus make correct decisions

Where shall my fingers take me today? Perhaps I shall describe some of it and that way we can find out where they are going…I have spent some time with people in the village today. A Church coffee morning, polite conversation and chit chat about the past. Very little talk of the future. I found out quite a bit about the Vicar and her earlier life going to an all girl’s school in Epping. Village life appears to be so quaint and one waits an eternity for something to happen, however, the village hardly ever sleeps and things are happening all the time.

I should point out that I am supping on a bottle of Barrell & Sellers brewery beer, a brown ale from Bungay. Lovely. This should not distort things too much. I have made inroads into a fairly major task today for Clinks Care Farm, see the Recipe Blogs here. I have some more time to complete the task, however, it is extremely repetitive, although the progress is therapeutic.

So, as one walks the path that is life, observations occur which provoke thought, and actions occur because of ideas being put into practice. So observations = input, actions = output. Let us associate the actions with honour, which is a concept very old. Either one has honour, or one does not. It may not be employed when one chooses to it must be a way of life. As soon as honour is betrayed within oneself then corruption has occurred and the slippery slope is embarked upon. So, however, much it hurts one to do things the hard way, because honourable ways are not easy, one must continue on the path that is set. Thus destiny is attained. One is able to achieve an approximation to ones destiny with a corrupt way of life, however, it is a sham and shall consume the individual in the end.

The easiest way to achieve one’s destiny is by truth and honour. How does one assume the truth in most situations. Well the answer is simple. Do not try and achieve the truth in all situations. Allow the situations to flow around one as you step past something which is none of ones business. That is not to say one should ignore all and sundry, although sometimes one has to, in order to fulfill an honourable task. By following an honourable path one may show others that honour pays well in adventure and excitement of sorts. I shall not say that honour crosses one’s palm with silver and gold since that is not what honour is about. Honour is to do with being able to breath the same oxygen as the many on planet earth. Some who exist without honour may be too corrupt to correct their past mistakes and thus, not earn more time in this life we live.

Let us think about observation, or input. One thing I have learned is that I cannot unsee my observations. Some things that I see and have seen actually cause me psychological discomfort. So I tend to avoid those places where I do not wish to see, I tend to act upon the patterns that I spot, although I observe the pattern up to 8 months before I put a solution into place to enhance or correct the pattern. I rarely leave a pattern alone. When I spot one that is it. I can help, so I do. The pattern is most easily described as a web of connected thought. If these patterns once observed are left alone they can become detrimental to certain of the parties within the pattern. When I spot a pattern I am actually quite relieved because I am able to help with my unique set of abilities and those I have learned from others.

I think that is enough for today.

I am going to do something else.

David A. Robertson