The Old Sterling Ten Pound Note (obverse)
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The Sundays of my youth were quiet days,
primarily because in those far off times our country
still regarded the first day of the week as a rest day.
Most of the shops were shut and public transport was at best intermittent.
The roads reluctantly opened themselves up to a dreaded scourge, ‘Sunday Drivers’!
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Since lockdown, here in Sunny Sheffield, every day is very much like those Old Sundays,
with perhaps one major difference, a lot of people now wear face masks and rubber gloves…
Because I am a Key Worker I have to ‘brave’ the outside world every week-day
to get to and from my place of work and, despite myself, I cannot help thinking
how ridiculous these people look in the early spring sunshine.
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A month on from the lockdown’s inception and our city’s free newspaper is once
again indignant about the lack of Personal Protective Equipment for our front line health workers.
A frivolous thought, if we are still allowed to have them…
I wonder how Florence Nightingale got on without any?
How could she, who worked for up to twenty hours per day amid those dying of a fever
which raged during the Crimea War of 1853-56, have survived that scourge herself?
Many of her colleagues died in that service yet she did not?
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Whilst, the Materialists may struggle to adequately answer such a question
without resorting to good fortune, the seasoned Esotericist does not.
He or she explains the phenomena in terms of personal karma
and says simply that Florence Nightingale survived because she did not have
a karmic dispensation towards infectious diseases!
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As one can doubtless imagine such statements are anathema
to those ‘ruling elites’ intent on pushing
the global pandemic agenda.
There is a free, natural, solution to any and all viral outbreaks, and its operation
has been understood and utilised for at least two-hundred years or more?
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This is just one reason why such a statement
may be worth exploring in a little more detail…
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I would like to learn more about your views on the global pandemic agenda, Stuart. I have some thoughts about that too.
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Stay tuned… 😉
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Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger for all Genres as well as craft books and commented:
Makes one think.
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There’s a lot of “luck” involved in good health. If your parents were healthy and long-lived, the odds favor you following in their path or paths. And some people have very strong immune systems. Others, on the other hand, come from families where heart disease and cancer are common and lethal. Others, like me (I guess), GET the diseases — ALL of them — but somehow survive them despite all odds saying otherwise. Why? I have NO idea. I should be dead thrice over — at least, but I’m not. I’m, as my son puts it, rather busticated, but I trundle along — slowly and carefully — moaning and groaning but somehow, staying alive if not entirely well.
I’m sure there are reasons for all of this. Perfectly good scientific reasons. But I think there’s more to it than that. Some people seem to have a powerful grip on life that keeps clinging to it no matter how many terrible things happen to them.
So may we survive “bustication” and live on, despite all the negatives. Love to all.
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May we survive our brokenness and live on through good and bad.
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Like Robbie I shall be staying tuned with both ears and mind open .💜
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Lots to ponder. Great post. Plandemic? Many do wonder. 🙂
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