HeyJaredRemembring2Laugh
Remembring2Laugh reflects A Course in Miracles concept: the Child of God conceived "a tiny mad idea," and "forgot to laugh."
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Gina and Bria-The Morning After the Night Before (opens the original)
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Previously in Episode 15A thunderbolt intensity characterizes the new relationship between Bria and Gina. Bria experiences a “jagged edge” to her breathing and a raspy voice. Gina admits to a burning anticipation lasting the hours of the watch they spend together. After their watch relief takes over, the two go to the small extra shelter built at the end of the half-circle of dwellings.As they have a first physical encounter with each other, they recognize it is also the first physical intimacy
[COPY] When an Ancient Wrong Becomes a Present Love (opens the original)
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Re-Updated 09.25.26Substack said I originally posted this two years ago, but that can’t be right since my original posting was August of ‘25. Isn’t that just over a year ago?IMPORTANT NOTE: Even if you don’t want to read all of this again or for the first time, scroll to the end for the significant change that has happened for me. (If you care) :) Updated September 19, 2025Some Musings upon When the Past Shapes the PresentA Course in Miracles reminds us that time isn’t real.
Be More Bonobo Than Chimp (opens the original)
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PrefaceSomeone else loving my lover takes nothing away from me.To an unschooled observer, chimps may look almost identical to bonobos. But, their social blueprints are basically opposite from each other. Chimpanzees organize their societies through hierarchy, competition, aggression, resolving conflict through “might makes right.” Bonobos, on the other hand, organize theirs through intimacy, pleasure, peaceful conflict resolution including sexual intercourse. In this piece, ‘Chimp’ is a metaphor
Bizarre Harvest--Crop Circle Creation (opens the original)
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Egalitarianism: a call to return to a cooperative, communal culture and deconstruction of patriarchy (opens the original)
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