Clay Tabernacles

TRULY, AND GENEROUSLY, the General Women Session for the LDS and everyone else, was as expected.. Metaphysically ingratiating and lovingly quickening!! It stretched my spiritual, emotional, and mental selves noticeably. I usually don't talk about my distinctly LDS spiritual experience's, however, I haven't always been in the same place as I am now, which is WILLING AND FEELING personally equipped (sorta), in my desires to share such a treasure. Tonight has, by the CONCENTRATED-SPIRITUAL-BOOMS, the messages held.. CHANGED MY SPIRIT, in ways I COULDN'T SEE beforehand. It reinforced the gratitude, I felt preemptively, having motivated me through the adversary's attempts to distort my thoughts and feelings. Rightly, my gratitude has been giving me an open mind and heart. for hearing those messages. The same gratitude helped me, with my desires, drive and fortitude, to of overcome a private struggle and challenge, to focus in on the speaker. I'm getting the upper h

 A song by Otep that describes my blog meaning pretty accurately. youtu.be/byoWMpHvtjE   A few months ago, I saw a national news station broadcast live footage of a jogger pushing a lady into traffic!! Luckily, the bus she would've been hit by, swerved around her head, barely missing her.  Then I watched a video of a policeman who had been shot by a kid. The news called him, the 'boy-with-a-cell-phone-to-his-ear' showing him on his phone repeatedly showing his poor choices. It was frightening and awful to witness.  It was too much. I had felt  personally violated.  What was this!? Really? Are you serious!? Live national news!!?? No way. I was baffled.. and embarrassed by what I had seen. Blackhearts? People with hearts are so murky, they can't see the most fundamental errors. They were already dead inside. Right? Is it natural to find devastatingly morbid footage, then peddle it like candy?  It reminds me of 9/11, and it's own video fiasco. Did I

I Came Upon this Interview in a Strange Way.  I was looking for a certain 'sound', for this song called 'Hallelujah' by Leonard Cohen.. (I heard it on the Shrek soundtrack and loved it) I listened to 1 or 2 songs of Hallelujah by different artists, and then I found a video that knocked me down by its psychological beat. It was Chester from Linkin Park, and he was singing Hallelujah, like a Sonic BOOM!!!  (His vocals are rare and ethereal almost.) Coincidentally, he was singing for a friend, Chris Cornell's wake. I'm without words thinking about how extraordinary this is! Then I came across this raw footage of Chester in an interview. He was describing his monster to the world. Very straight to the point, and elegantly honest about his disposition. NEVER.. had I heard ANYONE famous say, that their mind was a 'bad neighborhood'! It was beyond ingratiating for me!!  Because of the way I have felt or feel at times, it was something I feel was mirrored by his