jills journals outloud

A lot to think about in this podcast and more on Friday.

Here is the Michael Yon Interview:

https://www.brighteon.com/e3786da5-0d08-4db0-ae3b-cc4f7885860b

I can’t get this to embed but SO worth listening to!

More info:

Argentina has been thru this:

https://www.resilience.org/stories/2010-11-03/argentinas-collapse-and-grassroots-resilience/

Here is to finding answers in a world that it is hard to make sense of!

Food for thought!

There is so much going on out in the world but I am finding there are no two same understandings of what that even means in our world today.

History shows us cycles over long periods of time. Life shows us season year in and out.

What does this mean for us day to day? Let’s talk about that!

10.11 2pm update: WOW, I just was sent a message that the audio is a nightmare, and yes - it is. I am so sorry, especially as this was a very important podcast for me to record. I don’t think I can clean it up and everything I own right now is giving me audio feedback, maybe it is a sign I need to just stay quiet…

I am uploading this on Monday Morning as Ukraine is under full attack as are NATO targets. I hope you will get it today.

I hope you can hear this message if it is meant for you.

There is no defense in this world or for our body.

There is great safety in truth, but much danger and discomfort on the way there.

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Deep and heartfelt gratitude for all that each of you do. And now, prayers for all involved directly and for those who are about to be.

Phone home🏠! or Not… I tried uploading from the phone, no go sadly - planning for contingencies, but great picture!

This is a good podcast to spend some quality journaling time because we are in a long haul moment of overcome or collapse.

What will be the hardest part is not ‘us’ but those who are closest to us that won’t be able to keep going

I love overcome and on Friday for subscribers, we’ll get into the science and secrets of how to keep going! or what happens when we don’t.

I hope you get something from this because in many ways all of ‘this’ has only just begun.

For this moment the internet connected - awesome!!! None for most of the day, asking the question was last time our last time?

I hope you can find meaning in this message - and I hope we can connect again, soon!

Deep breath all, things are getting real!

I am always fascinated with the origin of words. I wanted to cover this topic today as at the end of our lives will we remember kindness as good or as no good deed unpunished?

This is such a tricky issue in a world that has collapsed. I have no answers, but have been looking at it for the last few days - look forward to your thoughts on it!

kind (adj.)

"friendly, deliberately doing good to others," Middle English kinde, from Old English (ge)cynde "natural, native, innate," originally "with the feeling of relatives for each other," from Proto-Germanic *kundi- "natural, native," from *kunjam "family" (see kin), with collective or generalizing prefix *ga- and abstract suffix *-iz. The word rarely appeared in Old English without the prefix, but Old English also had it as a word-forming element -cund "born of, of a particular nature" (see kind (n.)). Sense development probably is from "with natural feelings," to "well-disposed" (c. 1300), "benign, compassionate, loving, full of tenderness" (c. 1300).

kindness (n.)

c. 1300, "courtesy, noble deeds," from kind (adj.) + -ness. Meanings "kind deeds; kind feelings; quality or habit of being kind" are from late 14c. Old English kyndnes meant "nation," also "produce, an increase."

A follow up from the last ‘yikes’ podcast!

I wanted to get this out while I have a connection - and I am HAPPY to be totally wrong!

Tracy Otuska Podcast on Trauma & ADHD - i can’t get a link to embed or copy - sorry.

Let us pray and hope I am and all is well in this world!

Jill

I found my self asking a lot of questions and then, well - maybe it is the questions we ask that can create the bridge between our differences?

Just Askin’