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Posted by david f, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 11:11:59 AM
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has/been..cry..not for what would have been
your father is beside you..EVERY*TIME..you think of him [its part of lifes karma..he must come..when he is called. when you..recall..this is him thinking..of you you have spent many sleep years with him..in your dreams [after we return..to the dreaming..you will instantly recall all that NOT lost joy..[thus the law..death where is thy sting/if you wish..i can explain more[he say he looks the same] but i have duty..to perform..[braking a few seals]..and listening to alex Federal Reserve 100 Years of Failure http://www.veteransnewsnow.com/2013/12/22/federal-reserve-100-years-of-failure/ We all know or should all know that the Federal Reserve conspiracy is an ongoing theft syndicate. The Fed is privately owned, and its shareholders are private banks. In fact, 100% of its shareholders are private banks. None of its stock is owned by the government. The actual purpose of the architects of the Federal Reserve System has never changed. Consolidate the control of money into a concealed cartel of banking houses that ultimately decide economic and political policy. Dispensing of credit to corporatist projects, owned or run by reliable operatives of the cabal is the objective. The only beneficiaries are the original stockholders. Please Watch these Videos and read this excellent article with many links to further information: listen to alex jones infowar./.edward griffiths..[creature of jeckle island] [they have asked my demands..and i have only need for healthy food] this post WAS*..blanked off by a microSOFT..fact check..but has now been restored.. peace..should be declared[decreed]..shortly now is the time..to talk..revealyouir grievences hrh..is listening http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=6152#178808 are you..men enough for peace? are you woman..enough..to forbid..thy children..to/die in ANY war? are you/humane enough..to see without fear? all we are saying..is give peace a chance no make peace go..viral [your life /your very living..depends on this our/final..skirmish] Posted by one under god, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 11:47:41 AM
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Thanks Hb, an honest bare emotioned sentiment that I can certainly relate to.
Time in a bottle is what we need Hb, but it aint gonna happen, it's bloody physics...he is the enemy. How do we cope with time, the loved ones it takes from us and the ravages it imposes on us...we ignore it until we can no more...but nothing is over until the obese diva takes the stage...time does not pass, we do. But you are here now and your thoughts are appreciated by others...your thoughts are also the thoughts that your father instilled in you as a boy...he aint gone till you are gone... Posted by sonofgloin, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 12:00:17 PM
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When I think of my father, I overwhelmingly think of all the joys he missed out on by dying too soon, particularly the grandchildren he didn't get to see grow up. My own feelings are but vaguely selfish musings in comparison. Perhaps I didn't grieve enough.
Posted by Pericles, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 2:29:24 PM
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What a lovely heartfelt post, Hasbeen.
Christmas has a way of bringjng back all kinds of memories, and your Dad sounds great. My father is still fit and well at the age of 81. I live in WA and he lives in Queensland with his second wjfe and her family, so I suffer from a form of grief in that I rarely see him. He is not the same fun Dad I used to have, and I often wonder if he now regrets moving so far away from his four children and grandchildren. Christmas...a time for family fun as well as some regrets perhaps. Posted by Suseonline, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 4:26:14 PM
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my dad..died materialy..age 51..but has done well in the after life.
pericules..<<..Perhaps I didn't grieve enough.>> grief..is so hard..on/the departed.. spiritually..it holds them back..from/adjusting to their new life see our grief is FELT physically..by the departed..yet there they are HELPLESS..to make you know..they live see http://new-birth.net/booklet/Subaltern_Spirit_Land.pdf trauma also requires great attention..[see blue island] http://www.ghostcircle.com/ebooks/William%20T%20Stead%20-%20The%20Blue%20Island%20Pardoe%20Woodman%20&%20E%20Stead%20.pdf anyhow..has*been..[will/be]..your departed father..never departed here is a example..of what the..dead..can*..go through/after life the 'hero..was well known..at the time..and unlike biff..was a scoundrel anyhow it follows on from page 8[on.the pdf bar] but properly..on..page 3..of the book..[page three will show up..as page 9] anyhow..note the times..it was written[100 years ago]..yet EVEN then he had an..ipad..[moving picture frame/that showed him..in real-time..what his beloved was going through http://new-birth.net/booklet/Wanderer_a4.pdf please recall alex is key..in..this..edward snowden project http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=6152#178808 if i want my father..i just have a drink..with him... the dead arnt dead[so please guys..get that out of your head] this too is a key text..in the intro is a science thesis..from the same time[please note..electrification..dumbed down..out receptivity plus drugs booze..tv..but then death so frightens some. fear no evil http://www.divinetruth.com/PDF/People/Other/Jane%20Sherwood%20-%20Post%20Mortem%20Journal.pdf even atheists are having their vieuw http://commonsenseatheism.com/?p=15624 i just need some time to read/edit it..one day http://rss.infowars.com/20131223_Mon_Alex.mp3 alex was talking today regarding bill biff william forest hammon.. hannon?[lsu football/trackteam]..thus i have been..pre occupied..trying to spell..it names just do me in. anyhow..it looks like biff*..got hit by a double whammy. the working theory so/far seems to be..[i have to/say it alex].. malfeasance.. see antibiotic...has in-it a mould killer..[but it kills off benificient molds.. [without micro flora..our body cant process nutrients]..dies hear yesterdays..CALLER.. near end.. http://rss.infowars.com/20131222_Sun_Alex.mp3 anyhow go biff hamon* Posted by one under god, Tuesday, 24 December 2013 5:27:44 PM
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"My memories of Grandfather are very warm. I remember feeling very fond of him, and loving that he was not all that much bigger than I was."
My father not only was part of my life, but he lived long enough so that his grandchildren remember him. I used to get impatient with him because I thought he should not have been so forgiving of my mother during her many unreasonable moments. I realise now that he was capable of great love.
My father used to sometimes say when he was discouraged. "If I were an undertaker, people would stop dying." I thought it was original with him. However, in "World Poetry" is the following by Abraham Ibn Ezra (1029-1167)
My Stars
On the day I was born
The unalterable stars altered.
If I decided to sell lamps,
It wouldn't get dark until the day I died.
Some stars. Whatever I do,
I'm a failure before I begin.
If I suddenly decided to sell shrouds,
People would suddenly decide to stop dying.
Poetry is what is lost in the translation, but that sure sounds like my father. I wish he was still around so I could ask him if he had read that poem.