April 27, 2008
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Funny thing, to read that last entry.
First of all, rumours of my untimely demise are greatly exaggerated.
Second, the Universe does know… although the shyte that comes down the pike doesn’t always take the form of what we expect. And yet, it’s precisely what is needed.
At some point, I started referring to certain events happening in sequence as the “Cascade Effect.” It’s a bit like the “Butterfly Effect,” only different.
Frequently, the Cascade Effect centers around a large series of negative and traumatic events adding up to a brilliant and wonderful outcome. In some way, a sequence of improbable and unpleasant events, occurring not just here, and not just to me… may actually turn out to be really wonderful for all involved. Last time this happened, I reinvented myself, going from stressful mainstream work through divorce, bankruptcy, suicidal times and depression to come out as a “truer” version of myself.
As for my absence, from these pages, and from a lot of people’s lives… well, that’s a really long story.
It’s a story of “long stories,” consequences, growing up, taking responsibility, finding the Middle Way and Cosmic Love that transcends all.
And something to do with needing to get really, really lost before you recognize that you are actually found.
For the moment…. peace, out.
Comments (9)
Some times I think that when change begins to happen we are presented with all the alternatives as well as the positive ones and depending on the choices we make from among the chaos the new thing we are seeking emerges. Judi
Welcome! The kaleidoscope of life, like the wheel of fortune, turns settling into a richer pattern of Being. Breathe deeply and shine for,”This too shall pass.”
Good to see your fonts, sir. Cascade Effect is cool… after it’s all said and done, of course. Look forward to hearing your long story – am hoping you’re going to tell it!!
The return of DG! Sequel II!
The Cascade Effect sounds like a good description of it.
I’ve missed you…
And cheers to the Middle Way!
well said!
I’m so glad you’re untimely death didn’t happen!
You’ve got me curious, dear man. It seems like you’ve worked your way through whatever happened … good to hear from you. mucho love. ~Colleen
That’s hilarious, I too thought for a second “hey, what if he DIED, man. Would any of us ever find out? ” LOL!
I too have been on blog ‘pause’ while life happened.
And just re-emerged same time as you
(WHY am I not surprised).
Life is an awesome journey. Wouldn’t want it any other way! That would be just way too generic and boring right? SIGH. LOL.
Glad to read ya.