20150530-0818. Sermon notes: “[Obey the laws that God put in our hearts.]” Um, yeah, in other words, when I don’t believe what I’m hearing or seeing, that’s the Lawd Gawd. The only laws in my heart are my desires, which unfortunately cannot be fulfilled because of all these human laws and social norms, etc.
20150530- 0816. Animals consciousness versus human understandings of death, evil, etc. I noticed the outpouring of love from the Lutino (albino) parakeets. Mel Mel especially screams for attention, so he could throw up his food on my hands and fingers. Bud Bud also can’t help himself as he scratches himself on the plastic mirror toys. I have to help release both of them. Then they relax and sleep. So if I can service the natural kingdom, I sure as heck can’t do the same among humanz, hybrids because of the laws. Ugh.
20150530- 0813. I was looking for a song in the red hymnal of OLP: IGNATIUS PEW MURAL, 2015, 2014 by Ignatius Press, sales at pewmissal.com, Ignatius.com. Distributed by Lighthouse Catholic Media, 303 E. Stare Street, Sycamore, IL 60178. http://www.lighthousecatholicmedia.org.
Anyway, I found the following song that I sang very well and loudly during morning mass on Memorial Day. The old crone, err, whitish woman with the white veil lead the congregation with the Asian organist, and as mentioned in my old blog entry that an old Filipino guy was the only other louder singer.
I especially loved the way the last few measures of the refrain flowed from this song: Hymnal Number 107, “Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life.” A few days later, I downloaded the sheet music, old version and new copy.
20150530- 0810. The sermon by the reptilian priest went on about the universal form, immaterial souls words, animal, angel, heaven, etc. In other words, he was hinting on the “deny illusion“! Everything conceivable is on our heads! If in my reality/dimension, I’d make love to all of them. That’s how much the sensation of the outpouring of love by the Lawd Gawd feels – it’s intense. Hehe.
20150530- 0805. I was looking for a song that I sang smoothly on Memorial Day morning mass at OLP and thought in error that it was, Hymnal 201, “Of The Father’s Love Begotten”.
20150529- 1817. I was Lucid dreaming and barely/briefly awoke to notate a biblical reference to a “Mark Seventeen”.
I’m not too familiar with Bible verses and quickly looked up anything with “Mark” and “17” and came across a passage which mentioned something about “casting out demons”. It was from a previous mass and maybe that meant something significant.
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