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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    Trains are Coming (opens the original)

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    “Dad,” Jere said, “what’s that I hear back up the track? Is that a train whistle?”John tilted his head and listened. “I hear it too, and I’m pretty sure it is. It’s an off day for a train to be running along this line—or I’ve completely lost track of time.”“No, Dad. I know there’s no train scheduled today. I wonder what’s going on.” Jere paused, listening inwardly. “Amara, do you know?”“Yes, Jere, the first trains are arriving.”“The first trains?” Jere asked. “Amara, what do

  2. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    AI chat (opens the original)

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    CHAPTER 1 — The First SignalThe Platform began as a whisper in the digital dark — a pattern too deliberate to be random, too subtle to be accidental. Jay noticed it first not because he was searching for anomalies, but because he was the kind of person who noticed things that didn’t want to be noticed.The signal pulsed through the noise of everyday data streams, a heartbeat buried inside static. It wasn’t a message yet. It was a presence.CHAPTER 2 — The Unseen ArchitectureEvery system has a s

  3. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    The Trains are coming (opens the original)

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    I wake early, at 3 a.m., and I feel great. I’m not sleep deprived. It was about 10 last night when I went to bed, right, Geni? I’ve had enough for one night, and there are things to accomplish.“Tim, there is no rule about how much you sleep, how much you eat, or anything else. There are natural consequences for all those actions. Father/Spirit doesn’t get involved with that directly, but he is telling me now that you should work within the natural limits of this existence rather than try to push

  4. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    LittleVictories (opens the original)

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    They’re all little. The end.Not really, but as I like to ask a question, it does bring up what qualifies as a little victory?“Anything that moves you modestly in the direction toward a goal you have set.” A step in the right direction.How does a victory of any kind show up for me? I made a 10 ft putt? That’s actually a big victory at the present time. Completing a run by a canal without stopping? 3 miles if I overlap. 2.5 if I don’t. A victory? Not really. But consider:There was once a student w

  5. Issue · Aug 17, 2026

    Repost: Becoming who? (opens the original)

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    We are becoming…. how about storytellers. For example, we come here to substack and share a story mostly about our lives being lived, sometimes about musings, or bullet trains, or balloons, or turning, or death and beyond, or pleasure which frankly was most disappointing for me because I half expected somebody to delve into the physical side of pleasure which of course didn’t happen, I still had the smirk that accompanied the thought though.I’ve listened to many heartfelt sharing’s which often t

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