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"a good old Soviet joke:
a pessimist says: "it can't get any worse!"
the optimist answers: "oh yes, it can!"
😂"
a pessimist says: "it can't get any worse!"
the optimist answers: "oh yes, it can!"
😂"
"Thanks for that friend. Good info :)"
"Well, Hybornea was the continent upon which Lyran colonists in aetheric bodies lived, millions of years ago....The first attempt to physically manifest in a body, was Lemuria, in the pacific region...
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"Speaking of ancient times do you have any info on Hybornea Drekx which as you know was an area settled before colonists settled in Lemuria? We hear about Lemuria and Atlantis all the time, but we have not talked much about Hybornea. I know it lasted…"
Posted on 03/17/2026 by EraOfLightThis past week, we shifted again, a significant shift that was very exciting. This established the New Earth firmly and securely in the midst of the old and made it our home. We’ve been going back and forth,…
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Maybe if you tried the net and ask for poetry there, sometimes you find something just the way you wanted to say it..
I am sure you will find something you will be happy to read.
I specifically like the Irish writer John O'Donohue.
He is a deep. thoughtful and compassionate writer and writes the most wonderful and sensitive stories and poems.
He wrote 'Anam Cara' and also 'Benedictus' is absolutely amazing I just love and smile and cry when I read his work. Have a look at his books in most larger bookshops I would think.
For Absence
May you know that absence is alive with hidden presence,
that nothing is ever lost or forgotten.
May the absences in your life grow full of eternal echo.
May you sense around you the secret Elsewhere
Where the presences that have left you dwell.
May you be generous in your embrace of loss.
May the sore well of grief turn into a seamless flow of presence.
May your compassion reach out to the ones we never hear from.
May you have the courage to speak for the excluded ones.
May you become the gracious and compassionate subject of your own life.
May you not disrespect your mystery through brittle words or false belonging.
May you be embraced by God in whom dawn and twilight are one.
May your longing inhabit its dreams within the Great Belonging.
John O'Donahue
Blessings to you David Martin!