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To balance on a bike you've gotta keep moving but since we can't always move our lives will improve if we learn just when it's time time time to put a foot down to keep from falling and breakin our crown wise is the way to flow and forward is the way to go in this place called the space the world we live and move through one constant is change and though that remains unchanged when often rearranging our brains we come out the other side of the hand carved perception door quintessentially the same Divinely orchestrated events will try us test us and we must not let the tough ones best us lest we stall fall into the dark goo of self made despair sucking for precious air with our hurting hearts in our throats sad souls greying like ghosts So, before sanity is gone with the implosion of brain the moment we feel that strange and familiar sense of impending change we MUST with Shakespearean introspective circumspection point our hearts, our goals, and our actions toward Heaven Listen to the ways in which The Creator speaks to you some of these might be unfamiliar or ancient timeless or new "Yea'" timing is everything when it's your turn to speak to act to choose turn your key take a swing get on your knees or if it's just one first buy a ring or if it's you saying, "Yes", "No", or "Maybe" with one of three choices to choose maybe pray now Before your sleek soul annointed arrives at that pointed life changing moment pray the Lord bless you with wisdom discernment and grace so when you find your beautiful self in a new place you will remember: Life is for living, and giving it's not some kind of race. So welcome to the world! Of free reason pandered will. Before you go, I must say still, If I've learned anything from Shakespeare, from Hamlet, from God, through Bill, it's that your will: is your own. And if you will in the end white light rather than fiery stone; keep your balance on your bike. and keep on your journey home. ~Luke~
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