My Spiritual Windows

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At times, I learn more about the world of religious orders from a public bench than I could learn from books or traveling. From this bench, I have participated in discussions from people across the world without leaving home. A recent visit with a man from Bangladesh, gave insight into his thoughts on God being the all knowing and being open to fate at any moment. He said in his home, crossing the street could be fatal – not from traffic, but from the political system in his home. I can appreciate his thoughts, though I carry a personal belief that fate – can also change in a heartbeat. Riding down the local interstate years ago in an old pickup with my son, we came around a bend where all traffic had halted in two lanes. In front of myself, with no room to stop was a large flatbed – looking through the rear view mirror – a semi was also to close to stop. Although I was on the outside lane which bordered traffic at full speed continuing to pass, I had a decision to make and using

Twenty-five years ago, I was diagnosed with a relatively new termed disease call fibromyalgia, affecting the tissue system throughout the body with various points of pain triggered in different areas. Treatment was through anti-depressants, anti-inflammatory drugs, biofeedback, etc. At one point, I was taking 7500 mg a day in drugs to numb the neural messages being fed throughout the body from the brain/mind center. This continued for about three years, until one morning I woke up and flushed/threw away all medication I had been taking. To me, the affects of medication were far worse than the reason I began taking the drugs to begin with. At the time, I was working in a hospital and the same day I crossed paths with my own doctor – stopping her and letting her know, not all drugs were removed from my body and my life. She just looked at me and said, “You can’t do that! Some of the drugs were narcotics and you can not just STOP taking them!” My only response was “it’s already done