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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Yesterday i failed a friend...or did i?

Okay, so yesterday at the end of the day I found myself mentally and emotionally exhausted. I had spent half the day with a friend of mine who from the moment I saw him was on some new shit. What I mean by that is that he was particularly difficult to deal with as he was in the throws of a bitter dispute with life. His space was reminiscent of the clutter and debris in the home of his spirit...his body lived in the same mess as his spirit.


I know this look, I have had it myself. I often have found myself in a deep depression where I can't seem to keep things around me clean. I remember telling my therapist once that I can gauge my level of depression by the amount of floor I can or can not see in my house. Lately there are pockets of disorder in my life as there are similar pockets of disorder in my spirit. Last evening was one of those pockets.


I should have seen the reading unfolding before me yesterday. I began to see the definition of Maat Tem Maat/Amen Tem Tchaaz (estrangement into youthful folly). The theme that reoccurs for me is that a failure to understand the intrinsic, interrelated true nature of things can and will cause a lack of rest, discord and internal disruption. The true gift though is in being able to see the growth potential in the situation, not simply the aimless ramblings of youth.


The reading signaled a departure in behavior that acknowledges and values the true law of Love...that all things are in balance and order. That no bad day is without a good one and that all things are interconnected for the good of all. Thus, the chaos in someone life that I witness is an opportunity for my own growth as well as for theirs.


Intrinsic in this reading of Maat & Amen is Heru and Geb. The will and the vitality. If I am to live the truth of Maat's law of Love I will have to make it a conscious decision, not simply because I know how powerful love is but because I know that none of what comes my way will harm me because of the great universal Justice that accounts for all deeds done, benevolent or malicious.


It is that peace that becomes disturbed during these moments of forgetfulness that creates this internal discord. That discord is what causes a lack of rest, a lack of comfort and a great disconnection from what keeps us vital and alive. Our vitality is connected to our ability to remain stable and at peace during the rapidly changing tide on the rivers of life.


SO>>>>>>>>> I've actually had to ask for my space back last night. I couldn't take anymore. I felt bad about it and I could tell my friend was taken aback at the fact that I told him to go home from my house. I think he might have been offended but that's just the estrangement at work, not seeing the interconnected nature of things.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Moving to Houston

Well, I have decided that I'm moving to Houston, Tx. Not for good, at least that's not what i think it's about today. I don't know though...I'm not sure what it's going to be like. I've been to Dallas to visit Toyia but haven't been to Houston. I have been having the hardest time getting out of NY though. I feel kinda stuck.


I think I'm afraid of these major moves. I'm kinda slow to move even though it's like my deepest desire. Let me clarify, I do NOT desire to leave NY. I am a NYer through and through....so I don't fear that I will never get back to NYC, I've just made so many moves before I kinda think I should get somewhere and get stable.


I know I can make a good life in Tx...hell, I can make a good life anywhere. Let's go for it, eh! Okay...post the New Year when I have some $$$ in my pocket I'll give it a go.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Linux Mornings

What an idea...wouldn't it be nice if your PC could not only tell the time but would know what types of things you would need it to do at various times of the day. For example, In the morning, I'd love to hear some music and have the news/weather and info playing.


I guess I could write a script for that so that come a certain time specific applications would launch with specific content but for the average user that's too complicated. There must be an easier way to code for the average user. What if there were a visual programming language that was based on icons rather than words. Almost like a lego set but with bit's of logic code represented visually.


I bet Linux could accomplish such a task, I know Apple tried to address this with their robot scrip creation tool but it seems to have gone no where...although they did roll it out. I wonder...not that I'm prepared to shift course but that's an interesting question. Development away.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Reading for Today

Where do I need to focus my attention as I move forward.


Geb Tem Maat


Nekhebet Tem Tchaaz


Auset Tem Maat


Inner Truth -> Dispersion


RE: School


Tehuti Tem Tchaaz


Asaur Tu Tchaaz


Inner Truth > Waiting (Nourishment)

Linux ROCKS!!! Blogging might just be easier

I realized that I don't like to login to a website and post things, I'd much rather stay local to my computer than having to go out to the wild wide web. Now I've worked on all platforms, Windows, MacOSx, Linux, Unix...various versions and releases of all.


I have to say that I'm impressed with this. I can stay hidden in the shelter of my home PC and still post to my blogs...etc.


Let's just see which of these applications work best though...


Until then...Big Love

New Linux Box

Ubuntu Linux running on my system now. Trying out some of these blogging applications. Let's see how this works