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"Since the interglacial periods of the Pleistocene were of longer duration than the time elapsed since the end of the Pleistocene 11,000 years ago, it is sometimes suggested that the Holocene, or Recent, epoch, which is occurring now, may be merely another such interglacial stage and that the glaciers may return at some future time.

[...] "The Pleistocene saw the beginning of the trend toward the extinction of many mammal species, which continued into historic times. The Pleistocene is also noted for the first appearance of modern humans approximately 500,000 years ago and the migration of humans to the American continents."

-- http://encyclopedia.com/printable/372227.html

500,000 years ago.
70,000 years ago, late Pleistocene period, lasting to 8000 B.C.E. (10,000 years ago).
40,000 years ago, Cro-Magnon man appears.
30,000 years ago, Neanderthals die out.
11,000 years ago, end of last glacial period.
10,000 years ago, civilizations formed; cultivation of crops.
8,000 years ago, history (i.e., writing) invented.
4,000 years ago, possible meteor strikes Middle East, disrupting civilizations.
2,500 years ago, Buddha taught.
2,000 years ago, Yeshua taught.
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God is the mirrormask.

The reality glued to our senses is the mask, and our faces are our personae.
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Fractals must operate in four dimensions, also.
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2:10 p.m.

Your confidence affects your ability to learn. If you have confidence in yourself, you are more likely to go after what you want.

3:05 p.m.

You've got to believe in yourself. If you don't believe in yourself, how else can reality manifest about you?

***

How would you describe confidence?
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Here are some notes from my Spiritual Journal that illustrate my quiet obsession (no pun intended) with the experience and phenomenon of sound. Some of these you may have seen before. I just wanted them collected together.

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4:38 p.m.

I'm convinced that sound is our most immediate sense. In one of my poems, I talked about the "unbroken thread of audition." Since the Big Bang, the universe has been filled with sound, even the minutest sound of two particles bumping against each other.

I never really thought about sound before delving into DXM and embarking on my current spiritual journey. Now I'm entranced with the question of what is sound? and, how do humans transduce sound? I firmly believe sound is a truer sense than sight. (Sight is automatically an illusion -- a flat image purporting three dimensions. Visual perception necessarily incorporates deception.)

--

Synchronicity demands a design that stands outside of time. Time is synchronicity's tool, not its construct (as it is for us). I do believe that God communicates synchronistically, and we can hear Him with finely tuned ears.

To be saved is to return to God's voice. [This is an ancient Jewish belief.] We must listen for all nuances, every instance of communication. This takes tremendous faith and a willingness to understand. And it takes practice, learning to listen to environmental c(l)ues. But it is a spiritual skill, one I feel ancient peoples were more versed in [and one I feel we can recover].
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"In Christendom as well as in the East, contemplatives who follow the path of devotion conceive of, and indeed directly preceive the incarnation as a constantly renewed fact of experience. Christ is for ever being begotten within the soul by the Father, and the play of Krishna is the pseudo-historical symbol of an everlasting truth of psychology and metaphysics -- the fact that, in relation to God, the personal soul is always feminine and passive." -- Aldous Huxley, The Perennial Philosophy, Chapter II ("The Nature of the Ground"), emphasis mine.

"The difference between Greek pessimism and the oriental and modern variety is that the Greeks had not made the discovery that the pathetic [i.e., affecting or exciting emotion, esp. the tender emotions, as pity or sorrow] mood may be idealized, and figure as a higher form of sensibility. Their spirit was still too essentially masculine for pessimism to be elaborated or lengthily dwelt on in their classic literature." -- William James, The Varieties of Religious Experience, "The Sick Soul," footnote 9, emphasis mine.
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OGDOAD. Term describing the group of 8 deities associated with Hermopolis. It contained four couples who symbolized the state of the world before creation. The group usually consists of: Nun and Naunet, representing the primeval waters; Huh and Hauhet, being endless space; Kuk and Kauket are darkness; Amun and Amaunet represent that which is hidden.


Egyptian Glossary
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7:04 a.m.

Every once in a while, my brain reminds me that there are people who consider entheogenic use as cheating, its fruit undeserved. I want to (need to?) respond to this.

You have two people. Person A utilizes traditional methods to engender the ecstatic state. This person may use such time-tested methods as chanting, drumming, dancing, swaying, fasting, or sleep deprivation. (Of course, incidentally, traditional cultures often used entheogenic substances, but I suppose that is neither here nor there....)

Person B ingests a substance that is psychoactive.

Work involved is often brought up by entheogen-use opponents. They'd point to Person A and say, "At least this person did something to bring about this physiological change in perspective. The other person just swallowed something." Person A, also, produces the bases of his/her ecstatic state endogenously; Person B had to rely on something outside the body. It's often assumed that being reliant on an outside substance is bad and should be avoided.

In some way, this whole scenario seems to boil down to the deserving and the undeserving; the person who did the most work and was the more self-reliant is the deserving one. He/she worked hard for that ecstasy; the resultant mindset is his/her reward.

But I am reminded of something in the Bible: the rain falls on both the just and the unjust. Person B may not have put in as much grunt work, but that does not mean that he/she should be denied a similar experience to Person A.

This is eerily reminiscent of the old argument of salvation through works and salvation through faith. Our Puritan morality makes it so that we find inherent goodness in work; and we detest those who "keep their hands idle." But faith is the cornerstone of belief, and (good) works are not enough for salvation.

I'm just saying. The just and the unjust are equally treated by the universe: the sun shines on them both. Those who work for their ecstasy are not necessarily more deserving than those who use "shortcuts" or somatic triggers; they are just perceived that way by us--we, the bystanders, whose powers and levels of perception are skewed, idiosyncratic, and necessarily limited.

LSD, as well as all of the other entheogens, is no respecter of persons. The gods made manifest will do so in anyone who has consumed. The god within will blossom in both the sinner and the saint. And, in my opinion, such egalitarianism can only be positive. Equal access to and opportunity for the deeply ecstatic state is a boon for the whole of mankind. (Whether or not everyone takes part in this opportunity does not diminish the significance of the presentation and availability of that opportunity.)
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I want to talk about the significance of theta, or the theta brain wave pattern, with regards to spirituality (and perhaps paranormal perception) and possible entheogenic use (specifically DXM).

Nikola Tesla "planned to exploit the resonance frequency of the earth, which he calculated to be approximately 8 Hertz based upon certain parameters such as the thickness of the ionosphere and the velocity of light." (http://www.medicalacupuncture.org/aama_marf/journal/vol2_1/bioelectricmag.html )

For those who do not know, the brain experiences four main brain wave states. The first is beta, which is the waking state. Calculation and reason happen in the beta state. IIRC, beta runs between 24-30 Hertz. The second is alpha. Alpha is the state that most meditation will relax into. Alpha is, IIRC, between 8-20 Hertz. (See http://brain.web-us.com/brainwavesfunction.htm .)

The third and fourth states are theta and delta, respectively. The brain enters its most imagistic part of slumber, REM sleep, when its wave pattern changes from a delta state (deep, non-REM sleep) to the theta state. Theta resonates between 4 and 8 Hertz. (Delta resonates at all frequencies 4 Hertz and below.)

William E. White, the author of the DXM FAQ says in one of his papers: "the flanging or strobing effects of DXM and other dissociatives seem to occur at theta rhythm, which may be a consequence of their effects on the posterior cingulate." (http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/dxm/dxm_health1.shtml )

As for the significance of the alpha and theta waves, Susan M. Castle states the following: "It is during the alpha and theta brain wave states that we are the most open to what we hear. During these two states, we have direct access and influence into the subconscious mind. When positive suggestions and statements are introduced in these states, powerful transformations begin to occur in our waking moments. We begin to make changes based on the suggestions we have 'heard' in the relaxed brain wave states.... Research clearly indicates that the most powerful time to introduce suggestions and invite change to occur is in the alpha and theta brain wave activity states."
(http://www.relax-online.com/assoc/M1000/jhtapes.html )

In "Biomagnetism and Bio-Electromagnetism: The Foundation of Life," H. Coetzee stated that, in the 1990s, "work with high-resolution transmission electron microscopy and electron diffraction on human brain tissue of the cerebral cortex, cerebellum, and meninges (membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord) identified magnetite-maghemite crystals." He defined magnetite as "a black mineral form of iron oxide that crystallizes in the cubic or isometric system, namely all crystals which have their crystallographic axes of equal length at 90 degrees to each other." After some discussion, he inquires, "Could these crystals use their motion in a variety of ways to transduce the geomagnetic field into signals that can be processed by the nervous system?" (http://www.affs.org/en/articles/biomagnetism.html )

The heroine of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within postulated that her dreams were actually communication between herself and the earth (or, rather, Gaia, the Earth's spirit).

And I speculate that hypnosis occurs when the brain is in a low-alpha or (most probably) theta state.

I imagine the human brain as an organic black box, our consciousnesses mere witnesses to history. The brain is designed to receive information. I am going to venture a guess--pure speculation, of course--that in different states of consciousness, our brains become able to be attuned to different types of information, and most probably by other-than-normal mechanisms. In other words, our usual five senses may or may not come into play. The interplay of our normal senses may be irrelevant to the flow of information that is being received.

It is my further speculation that the theta state puts one's personal resonant frequency in sync with that of Earth. If the earth can communicate, if its spirit can contact our own, such communication should be most direct at the theta rhythm.

My last speculation is that gnostic meditation or other deep, focusing meditation may elicit a (sometimes spontaneous) low-alpha or theta rhythm, which might trigger paranormal activity which could manifest as signs or portents. This is the Holy Spirit, magnified wihen brought in accord with the nearest, most immediate celestial body--the Earth. No, not magnified. Amplified.

One usually only experiences the theta rhythm during the sleep cycle. Yet it has been shown that DXM intoxication can produce results similar to TLE (temporal lobe epilepsy), or to temporal lobe lability. These physiological disturbances in the temporal lobe are often accompanied by what I would term as paranormal activity. This activity can and often manifests during periods of sobriety (also known as ictic periods). These paranormal effects include: recurrent deja vu or jamais vu; autoscopy and/or remote viewing; ESP; telepathy; and clairvoyance.

Thus, it is the culmination of my speculations to suggest that the theta pattern can help stimulate the outward signs of the Holy Spirit. Which is why I, once under the effects of DXM, I immediately recognized it as a sacrament.
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10:31 a.m.

It was the first time
my body had been offered something better
than orgasm.
My anaesthetized musculature
had amnesia of the flesh.

When you've taken every kind of pill,
(the bigger the headache, the bigger the pill)
Nothin' seems to ever cure your ill....


Sitting crosslegged in darkness,
all that existed were the music,
me,
and the phantom digitals of the stereo.
Each second of the CD
took five seconds to elapse.
I drifted along on the arhythmic piano,
and I happened to wonder
if I had fallen into a trance.

Program, de-program, and re-program....

I gasped and I waited.
But the dreaming did not break.
My self-awareness was wonderfully inconsequential.
Outside of time, outside of history,
outside of civilization, deep inside myself:
Her Most Wicked Lady offered refuge.

I was a melting dichotomy of thought.

And laughed at the sluggishness
of time.

10:52 a.m.

I just realized that my first significant DXM experience had Eureka moments about the nature of light as well as about the nature of time. No wonder that trip was so influential to my thinking, my worldview, since then.

Ponderings

Jan. 30th, 2002 11:49 pm
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I'm in the middle of reading a piece of philosophy, a sort of cosmology based on speculative physics. I'm stuck because I ran out of pages in my freehand journal, and I have no other journal available to start. I want to respond to some of these ideas. (Normally, I'd do at least an initial revision before I post things to this journal.)

http://www.san.beck.org/Life2-Nature.html
Life as a Whole: Nature and Evolution

The cosmology of modern physics indicates a relativistic universe in which space, time, matter, and energy are all interrelated in a unified field. None of these concepts can be clearly defined without reference to the other three. The big bang created all of them at the same time-space-energy-matter event. How this "creation from nothing" occurred is a great mystery and seems to point to a divine Spirit or Creator.

I do not agree with the bold parts. I reject that claim, because my own ideas about the universe do not suppose a Creator. The Big Bang is the theory I put my faith in, and that creation scenario does not require a third-party God figure at all.

During the past week, I had some thoughts about the Big Bang, and some thoughts about our solar system. These ideas were, for me, "blown away" moments, what I call in my spiritual practice Moments of Truth.

1/26/02: "I believe the Big Bang is analogous to the dawn of life on our meager planet--existence ex nihilo--from nothing. Just as life is an emergent condition of cell genesis, so the beginnings of our own universe; our universe is an emergent condition of the nothing that is the kernel of the Big Bang itself.

"What if the Big Bang hasn't happened? What if, rather, it is still happening? Outside a linear chronological structure, this could be a possibility.

"If time is merely one dimension in a host of many, why is it so hard to conceive of the genesis of our universe as yet occurring? Always regenerating and reverberating in the now."

What I mean to say is, what if the Big Bang is the epiphenomenon of the Void? This could mean that the universe as we know it is the cosmological mirror image of Nothingness, and not necessarily material.

Perhaps life is just a dream. Perhaps I'm just pretending to be here.
More about the physical universe.... )
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6:46 a.m.

The thought occurs to me to change the name of my movement to Children of the New Light, which does not sound so pagan and would more accurately reflect the countless myriad religions and spiritualities that the spirituality affirms, supports, and encourages. [It would also point more definitively toward the gnostic, "inner light", almost neo-Quaker meditative aspects of the practical spiritual work I propose.] My question is: Is such a change "selling out" in a way, a form of packaging my spirituality ideas in a more palatable fashion? (My inner critic says yes. Initially, anyway. The rational part of my brain will need to produce some valuable results if I am to change my mind.)

Because changing the name would be bastardizing the source of the phrase itself. I chose that name [Children of the New Sun] because, when I heard it in Dave's monologue in 2010, I knew it was one of tremendous import.

Tonight, I very briefly used marijuana to contact the true Breath of Life, true prana. Blade was right: I was naive to believe, when I first started smoking, that marijuana smoke itself was the Breath of Life. I was no metaphysician then. I was a young, enthusiastic marijuana smoker. Now, however, I see pot more as a bridge to that true prana, while having healing qualities in and of itself (that is, in the plant material).

I used it to more easily sense--feel--breath moving in and out of my body. It enabled me to more readily concentrate on my breathing, physically. By doing so, I felt myself almost instantly go into a trance. (My experience was not a "falling into" a trance; it was more aligning myself to a higher vibration.)

To be utterly fair, I may have enjoyed a synergistic combination of 5-HTP and marijuana. I've not come across any written accounts of experiences combining the two.

Oh, my breath rate naturally dropped as well. I was able to achieve low breathing with little to no conscious attention and subtle manipulation.

So, I was also tonight thinking of life energy as gyroscopic. The most energy efficient configuration is the gyroscope. Isn't the atom gyroscopic (with its electrons encircling)? Isn't our solar system as well? Everything in our solar system bends to the will of the Sun. We think we are free beings, but even in a politically free society, all people would still be in the thrall of the force of the sun. We are subject to celestial events and influences [for example, sunspots]. We cannot escape them. We are at this moment migrating in space, following the sun, as well as spinning slowly along our own planetary axis. Yet we sense none of this; we are oblivious to the forces that truly govern our lives. We swim within and among these forces, yet usually are completely unconscous of them.

Anyway. Gyroscopes. I think of the spirit force inside a person as a gyroscopic field of sorts, one that experientially produces a center of gravity.

(I want to develop this idea further.)

I am humbled by the thought that none of my material self is the same as it was seven years ago (again, that sacred number makes itself known), as well as by the thought that there are particles in the universe that pervade all things, including my material body. (Hadrons, I believe?) Those two truths are enough to make the mind boggle. They also make one very reverent and humble before the vastness and ubiquitousness of the universe.
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6:28 a.m.

Emergent insight. This is what psychoactive entheogens induce, produce, and/or enable.

Consciousness is an emergent quality of the brain's properties. Likewise, insight is an emergent quality of the properties of a brain whose impulses are sufficiently altered.

These are the Moments of Truth.

* * *

Of all the people in my collegiate social group, to me I seem the least likely to have headed in this direction. I'm such a strange, uncategorizable person, often directionless and ambivalent.

This year, I attained several 'goals' of which I originally had no intention of achieving or even pursuing. Philosophy meant little to me; enlightenment, a mere abstraction. I had no idea, when I made the conscious, rational, adult decision to ingest marijuana that I'd be led down this path.

Now, I have a bunch of ideas and theories. I happen to feel the ideas are good and the theories plausible. I don't know any of them to be true. I question the very existence of eternal truths. But, in me, I have found twin reservoirs of faith and wonder. This is why I feel I have something to contribute to the whole of the universe.

So far, in my few years of existence, I have learned little. However, I have regained, and refined, my ability to learn. Like a child before Christmas morning, existence itself excites me so much I have trouble calming my heartbeat and falling asleep. I am infused with the energy of life.
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from The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, Julian Jaynes, 1976 (just twenty five short years ago):

p. 228: "In the classical bicameral mind, that is, before its weakening by writing about 2500 B.C., I suggest that there was no hesitancy in the hallucinated voice and no occasion for prayer." [emphasis mine]

p. 229: "Prayers as the central important act of divine worship only become prominent after the gods are no longer speaking to man 'face to face' (as Deuteronomy 34:10 expresses it). What was new in the time of Tukulti [from Mesopotamia] becomes everyday during the first millenium B.C., all, I suggest, as a result of the breakdown of the bicameral mind."

p. 230: "The very exaltation of the god, and indeed the very idea of divine worship, is in contrast to the more matter-of-fact everyday relationship of god and man a thousand years earlier."


p. 269: "Noos, deriving from noeo = to see, is perception itself. And in coming to it we are in a much more powerful region in our intellectual travels." [That is, as in nous, the noetic.]

p. 269: "It is interesting to note parenthetically that there is no hypostasis for hearing as there is for sight. Even today, we do not hear with the mind's ear as we see with the mind's eye. Nor do we refer to intelligent minds as loud, in the same way we say they are bright. This is probably because hearing was the very essence of the bicameral mind, and as such has those differences from vision which I discussed [earlier]. The coming of consciousness can in a certain vague sense be construed as a shift from an auditory mind to a visual mind."


p. 289: "In all the intervening [Greek] writers we have been looking through the eighth and seventh centuries B.C., psyche is never the ghost-soul, but always has its original meaning of life or livingness."

p. 291: "The word soma had meant corpse or deadness, the opposite of psyche as livingness. So now, as psyche becomes soul, so soma remains as its opposite, becoming body. And dualism, the supposed separation of soul and body, has begun."
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2:00 a.m.

What of all these ancient tribes that worshipped the mushroom (and, in some cases, the bovines whose dung generated these psychedelic fungi) as God itself? These men were so reverent toward what gifts and insights the mushroom gave that they considered the mushroom more deserving of praise than himself, a thinking being. How is that for humble?

Now we have plenty of substances at our disposal that can effect perhaps a similarly significant watershed event [such as the shift from mere consciousness to self-consciousness], another leap in evolutionary consciousness. Instead of learning from the past, instead of embracing what we have at the ready, we've outlawed every psychedelic substance known to man. Why is this? Why does the United States (and, indeed, all Western countries and many other industrialized nations) criminalize mushrooms, peyote, and LSD, which are benign to the body, physically nonaddictive, and extremely inexpensive? Why? These substances are nontoxic [some psychoactive mushrooms can and will make a person ill to the point of death; I am not referring to those]. These substances are not dangerous, on the micro or the macro level.

I think I can imagine the general fear about psychedelic use: that the majority of the country will become delirious. That they will intentionally drive themselves from rationality. That we will all go crazy, not work, not care about the "American way of life" (e.g., hard work, sacrifice, capital, and entertainment), and in short will drive this nation into the ground, knocking it from its superpower status and causing us to become the absolute laughingstock of the world.

Well, I have news for you: we are already that laughingstock.


There has to exist a way to integrate psychedelic use into Western culture without causing the culture to lurch and collapse. I propose to do it in the context of religious spirituality. There are studies that show that, when dispensed in a religious context, LSD engendered a significant spiritual experience for the user, 90% of the time.

Christian mystics talk about the extinguishment of the self as necessary for spiritual growth (just as the Hindi and Buddhists, do, unsurprisingly enough). Shamans have been effecting the death (and subsequent rebirth) of the conscious self for millenia, more often than not using the aid of psychoactive substances. Plenty of ancient religious at the dawn of recorded history did the same.

So, we could look at the rise of rational thought, as well as the persona of God, as the orchestrations of the scared little self. The self wants to be seen as the most important, indivisible force that exists. "I am the great I AM," both 'God' and the individual ego proclaim. "My existence is sovereign." In the West, the growing importance given and weight afforded to individualism is testimony as to how highly we have accorded status to our conscious mind. The manner in which we disdain intuition, artistic thought, and creative endeavor is testimony to the level which we disparage the [fruits of the] unconscious mind.


Addendum, 12/9/01, 11:10 p.m.

Shamanism reveres the unconscious mind. Only by subduing the conscious mind can a shaman do his or her work.

Gnosticism reveres the unconscious mind.

We in the United States are fearful of both of these movements. I am not surprised.
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We can no more control Nature than we can control our own unconsciousness.

Nature and the sub-/unconscious are the same. Civilized man fights both if he fight one at all.

And so it is, that humans believe they must control, master themselves, be the master in the self/world slave/master dichotomy.

If a man were to master himself, he will, at the very same instant, enslave himself. To what does he enslave himself? His intellect, or in other words the ego.

What good is eating the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil if, as Jung says, "We can never finally know"? The Catch-22 is clear. There cannot be any ultimate knowledge, because all knowledges are grounded in the subjective.

Yet, we still owe much to the idea of objectivity, insofar as it can be conceived as "not-subjectivity". Adding perspectives to any previously held perspectives increases knowledge; and a broad body of knowledge about any one subject in particular adds to its own capacity for having an "objective view" about said subject.
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I am a living,
ambulatory nerve ending of GOD,
sensing and cataloguing
everything I sense.
Life is reverse neuromancy,
from the perspective
of the Universe.
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12:00 a.m.

Confidence is faith.

* * *

I haven't been writing much in here lately because I've been reading. I'm again in information-absorption mode. Lately I've been finding out more and more interesting things about all aspects of neuroscience: neuroanatomy (I'm interested in the pineal gland, the amygdala, parietal lobe, optic nerves), neurophysiology (the limbic system, sympathetic nervous system, parasympathetic nervous system, and just the CNS in general), and neurochemistry in most particular. I'm also reading up on electromagnetism, gnosticism (especially in early Christianity), spirituality, alternative medicine and therapy, quantum physics (as much as I, uninitiated enthusiast, can understand), entheogens, the nature of consciousness. Lots of diverse forms of information. I'm entertaining my brain.
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12:00 a.m.

So, F and I have decided to move together yet separately to Michigan. I need my family at this point in my life. I've been away from them for eight years, eight very vital years in my inner formation. Going home, visiting--it feels so odd; I feel incredibly alien. I know that these people, whom I unconditionally love and care for, barely know me anymore. And that saddens me in a way I cannot express.

F and I will not be living together, because I still deeply feel the need to have some separation from him. I know it's painful for him, and I do not mean to bring unwarranted pain upon him. Yet, I cannot be in pain just to appease him, either. I'm not happy here, and I need to come to personal terms with who I have transformed into over the past 1-2 years. Because I am the same, yet unbelievably different.

But I am not the only one who needs to realize that I am a whole person in and of myself.

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