It has been quite a while since the last post.

There is much media surrounding the concerns of corporate greed, job allocation, dis-economy of scale, financial hardship uncertainties, the return to simplistic living and its association to the human race, the focal point.  The human race, being the focal point, where there are those that have come to a halt, those that see no end to the cycle, and those that asked "who moved my cheese" so to speak, and those that persevere.  No two persons are alike, but we all share the same commonality of being human, demanding what is called human dignity, but fear has and does immobilize some more than others,  leaving the affect of feeling lost in an unfamiliar situation and not knowing how to find a way out.

Fear can devour your every way of thinking, uproot stability of families, stretch the imagination, and sap your energy. How does one deal with so much at once? Over the last 65 days or so, this thing called fear has griped my heart, with the outcome of hospitalization of an impending heart attack of stress, while watching family argue who was to blame.  It was definitely a wake-up call, watching and hearing as I lay there in a hospital bed, statements made to what is best for my well being, with no regard to what the real issues were, are, or room for expression of thought of the patient.  It occurred to me that, this thing that griped my heart, was not going to defeat all that life has to offer, as the scene played out before my eyes.  After all, my heart ticked on, the ability to draw breath was returned, but the pain, soreness and sadness are scars that take time to heal, and heal they will because, there is a conscious effort that fear, and the stress of fear, does not have to be the do all, end all, take all of life.  May each of you, that for one reason or another experience or have experienced immobilization of fear, just choose to take the first step whatever way possible for you, for the forward journey of life.

With Humble thoughts

CarlyeSRich