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Thoughts on The Flood




What does not kill you makes you stronger.

A flood is a baptism.

What's a baptism?

It's a death and a rebirth.

You go down into the water.

And rise up out of it again.



Whatever you leave in the water drowns.

Whatever comes out of the water is born again.



When you wake up in the middle of the night and your house is flooding, you have to decide what you're going to save, under pressure, in a very short amount of time,
while you and your family are in danger.

Like Noah, you get your kids and your animals together and figure out how to get them out of there alive.

As you watch water pouring into your house and covering your floor, you get hit hard with a powerful, instant, and totalizing sense of what's important and what isn't.

You can't hang on to very much while trying to escape a flood in a hurry, so you have to let go of almost everything.

So the flood washes everything away, except what is most important.



Because I have taken a lot of time since last Fall to sort my mind out and prepare myself for a special purpose, I was able to instantly experience an easy transformation during this flood without any struggle or resistance.

I left a lot of things I have been hanging onto for this flood to wash away with all my stuff.

I would not have chosen for this flood to happen to us, but I am grateful to have been in the waters and safely come out of them.

I have a strange feeling that this was meant to be, which I don't believe to be literally true, but I will keep everything good and useful the feeling gives me, namely a sense of manifest destiny and a will to power.




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After the flood a lot of people have been asking me how they can help.

My family and I have places to stay while the house is restored.

It's going to be a tough month for us to keep up with all our responsibilities and obligations while managing this as well, but we haven't been devastated by this. Just set back.

I don't feel like it is right or necessary in our situation to ask for very much.

So if you want to support me, just be a reader. That means everything to me!

This is my special purpose.

To be an articulate voice in our time for wisdom, beauty, and truth.

Thank you so much for reading!


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