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the reverie loop which imprisons

For the past almost 5 years, I've had plenty of mine to reflect on my past life with my late husband. I'm particularly fond of looking at the furniture he made, thinking about the process he undertook to create it, and the joy we both experienecd sitting in the Morris chairs for the first time, for example. While I enjoy using all the furniture and woodworking my husband created, the reverie attached to each bit is not normally a frequent activity. However, I recognized today that this repetitive reverie is actually a non-local negative projection intended to keep my thoughts away from thinking about my eternal love, and/or my destined path with him. The energy is intended by its very nature to function as a loop. The kind of loop that prevents forward thinking, a mental imprisonment of sorts. If you feel guided to do so, here's a bit more. . . I write a few words and share today's pic on the topic at my website - https://www.suesinclair.com

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For the past almost 5 years, I've had plenty of mine to reflect on my past life with my late husband. I'm particularly fond of looking at the furniture he made, thinking about the process he undertook to create it, and the joy we both experienecd sitting in the Morris chairs for the first time, for example.

While I enjoy using all the furniture and woodworking my husband created, the reverie attached to each bit is not normally a frequent activity.

However, I recognized today that this repetitive reverie is actually a non-local negative projection intended to keep my thoughts away from thinking about my eternal love, and/or my destined path with him. The energy is intended by its very nature to function as a loop. The kind of loop that prevents forward thinking, a mental imprisonment of sorts.

If you feel guided to do so, here's a bit more. . .
I write a few words and share today's pic on the topic at my website - https://www.suesinclair.com

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