2008 Prophecy

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Hi, I hope each of you had a great holiday time and the New Year is starting out with a good jolt. Those of you that did not clean out your closet prior to the first have the first 6 weeks of this year to get it done. I know that many of you have contacted me about things falling in these first few weeks, but pick it up and get it done for a better 2008. We are trying something new for the prophecy and it is being posted so you can down load it and actually hear Ethan’s words of wisdom. Hope you enjoy this and if so we will possibly do some more in the future.  Let us know how you like it. The best of 2008 and know it is a new beginning, so get off to a good start.

Love and Blessings to all of you Marilyn
 

May 2007

Spring is springing again. I love Montana 80 on day and sleet and snow in the 20’s the next. Keeps you on your toes, never pack the winter clothes, tulips show their nose and rush back under ground, and each day is filled with Great Spirits glory.  Yes, I love Montana.  Layer dressing here is bottom is summer, spring, fall and winter; you peel to the appropriate season and pull it back on the next hour. Being reared in Florida, I find this fascinating.  When it got below freezing in Florida we would leave the sprinkler on so we could have ice sculptures. Time and season are so changing in our life time.  I remember my grandparents speaking of time speeding up, and they were right.  It is speeding up and I am not sure if it is how much I value it that makes it scarce or if all time is an illusion.

When my son was small I would let dishes sit to watch ants fill their larder with my crumbs.  This did not make my husband happy and Garry does not remember, but I do.  Spending time with my children became sparse as I had a job to do, a house to keep and children to rear. When I hear their valued memories, they’re the times I took with them not from them. Some of the time that has collected interest, as they have children and different perspectives, are the times of discipline. I do not believe any time spent with our children is wasted.

The time spent seeking my path and solidifying my beliefs is definitely not wasted.  Even the time spent “wandering in the wilderness” was a very valuable investment in my life.  In fact in retrospect of 67 years, none of the time has been wasted.  I have learned difficult lessons, easy lessons, and joyful lessons, but I learned. That is the most important point of our time on earth, not the way we choose to learn, but that we learn.

My time on earth like yours is all we have to progress and grow to the person we are meant to be.
 

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