I met a woman in Lawton today. She just walked up to me. Had to step outside of my own emotions. Found out she lost her dad on the 12th. +

That she was having a tough time. Recommended a helpful book to her. She needed it. Glad I was able to get out of myself in that moment.

Putting myself on hold for five minutes helped someone else who was hurting. That’s the power we have. Let’s help each other.

With that said, goodbye Lawton (Elgin, OK). I’ll see you again in July. Leaving a piece of Love here.

… It was a lesson for me too: That I can’t get too wrapped up on ME to not care about others…

Originally Tweeted June 19

Working at a job you don’t like is kinda like eating ramen: yeah, it fills you up and it tastes okay, but it has no nutritional value and it’s definitely not what you envisioned yourself eating for dinner.

I don’t know why I spend so much time worrying about what my body needs and not what my SELF/I AM needs. Why care about food, housing, money, etc? These things fade along with your body. My body is going to die sooner or later, so why place so much emphasis on what it needs? I need to learn to focus on catering to my SELF/I AM because that is what will transcend death. I’d rather my SELF/I AM radiate, deeming the body transparent. Then, I can go to glory.

It’s the SELF/I AM/Spiritman that wants to serve the Almighty/Creator because there is a direct link. Its the body, the house, the car—basically the SHELL of who we are—that creates the static.

We can move past it though. Learning and growing, still.