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Should I revive it?
Should I change it’s title?
Should I edit out the sex scenes?
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, I’ve given this manuscript tons of attention and/or thought over the years. But it’s literally only been the past few months to a year where I’ve seen a spate of “Voice“-related media:
The Affair the Showtime TV show.
The Birdman movie, with all its voices.
A “Make your voice heard – take this survey” e-mail survey I recently received.
The TV show “The Whispers.”
A billboard or two “talking” about “voices.”
A line in the poem, “Song of The Choosing,” by the deceased Jane Roberts, just made public (see the Black Sheep #126, the August/September 2015 issue, page 5): “And the hidden voices….”
On the SyFy Channel, August 18, at 6:30 in the morning MDT, was the series Paranormal Witness, the episode “A Ghostly Affair.” One of the people in the show was named “Rebecca.”
And as I wrote the cover-reveal post, I was playing Pandora, and the Hinder song “Better Than Me” played, which includes the line “…miss your hair in my face…”; you just have to love the synchronicity there!
There is a connectedness to all things. We just have to be aware of this and be open to them.
What should we make of all this “connectedness”?
Everything we do touches something else. Nothing occurs in a vacuum. Consider what it is you’re doing and how it will affect the world. You. Consider what this means to you. Everything has meaning. Just because we may not be able to discern a reason for something at the time of the event does not mean it has no meaning.
Everything is connected.
Consider the implications of that statement.
They are…quite far-reaching….