“Love is the only force in the universe that can heal everything.” — Motah, 7/29/13 Passing of Cheyenne August 9, 2013 With deep sadness of heart, I must inform you that my beloved dog, Cheyenne, had to be put to sleep this afternoon. She was 14½ years old; about 100 in human years. Over
Neil Armstrong, truly a planetary hero for our time, passed away on August 25, 2012, at age 82. We honor the life and the lasting legacy of the first human who set foot on the moon, on July 20, 1969, during the Apollo 11 mission. He will receive his reward in the heavenly spheres, without
The storm that hit the eastern United States last Friday, December 18th — bringing heavy wet snow — wreaked havoc all throughout our local area, too. Many
thousands were without power for several days, due to downed power lines everywhere. At I Am Nation headquarters, we went without electrical power for five days. So, we went into survival mode,
amid freezing temperatures. Power was just restored this afternoon, the 22nd. Whew and hallelujah!
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November 19-20, 2009. In terms of my ongoing six-month stint of jury service, this week turned out to be difficult and challenging. On Tuesday the
17th I had been selected to serve on the jury for a case involving a young woman charged with DUI, possession of a narcotic, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. The trial
took most of the day. At the end, to my surprise, the judge randomly selected me to be the alternate …
On September 29th, one day after I posted the entry “How’s Your Weather,” on how to
master our relationships and responsibilities with devic-elemental kingdoms, a powerful earthquake, measuring in magnitude between 8.0 and 8.3, struck the South Pacific. The temblor
triggered a devastating tsunami that slammed into American Samoa and the island nation of Samoa. The tidal waves, 15 to 20 feet high, killed at least 99 people (many more are missing) and
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Jury Trial
August 19-20, 2009. Exactly one month after my dream on July 19th of joining the National Guard [see “Safeguard Your Christ Mission”], I was selected to serve on a jury of a most difficult and challenging trial: a child rape case. For two solid days we, the jury, had to sit through horrific testimony, listening to the most sordid, disgusting and heartrending details one could possibly imagine, involving multiple rapes of a ten-year-old girl over a six-month period (she had turned eleven just prior to the last alleged rape). At the time of …
