When I was born.
What specific impact did the Holocaust have on the narrator's understanding of their own existence and purpose in being sent back to Earth?
In what ways did the trauma of the abuse by the Catholic priests affect the narrator's relationship with their twin and their overall sense of safety?
How did the constant movement and instability in the narrator's childhood shape their views on family and belonging? The Holocaust is a devastating historical event that can be seen as a tragic necessity, occurring from time to time to clear away the remnants of past injustices and to realign the future for all of creation. It's a painful reminder of how profoundly humanity can be affected. Yet, it also highlights the potential for renewal and growth in the aftermath of such hardships.
Growing up and constantly moving provided not just challenges but also invaluable lessons in adaptability and resilience. Each new encounter enriched my understanding of the world, offering insights into the many ways individuals navigate their struggles. This journey through varied environments helped me develop a sense of empathy and appreciation for the complexities of human relationships.
In this way, my experiences have shaped my ability to predict future events and understand the broader patterns of behavior in society. Witnessing the myriad ways people cope with challenges has deepened my awareness of our shared humanity and the importance of compassion in a world often marked by adversity. The Holocaust serves as a historical example of how catastrophic events can lead to societal transformation and renewal, suggesting that such drastic occurrences can be viewed as a necessary process for clearing old injustices and making way for new beginnings.
The experience of constantly moving and meeting new people throughout childhood not only offered valuable lessons in adaptability but also provided insights into the diverse ways individuals cope with challenges, ultimately shaping the narrator's ability to anticipate future trends and social behaviors.
This continuous exposure to various environments and people contributed to a deeper understanding of resilience, empathy, and the complexities of human relationships, further informing the narrator's outlook on life and their own journey. What specific impact did the Holocaust have on the narrator's understanding of their own existence and purpose in being sent back to Earth?
In what ways did the trauma of the abuse by the Catholic priests affect the narrator's relationship with their twin and their overall sense of safety?
How did the constant movement and instability in the narrator's childhood shape their views on family and belonging? What specific did the Holocaust have on the narrator's understanding of their own existence and purpose in being sent back to Earth?
In what ways did the trauma of the abuse by the Catholic priests affect the narrator's relationship with their twin and their overall sense of safety?
How did the constant movement and instability in the narrator's childhood shape their views on family and belonging? What specifically did the Holocaust have on the narrator's understanding of their own existence and purpose in being sent back to Earth?
In what ways did the trauma of the abuse by the Catholic priests affect the narrator's relationship with their twin and their overall sense of safety?
How did the constant movement and instability in the narrator's childhood shape their views on family and belonging? The nine levels of life are conditions of existence known as dynamics.
1. The self is all you and your personal self, the inner you. Social self/id self. 2. Sex, family, and childbirth. It could be a mother's marriage. The 'what happens at home stays at home' mentality 3 Larger group primarily 4 All of humanity's saving lives 5 Your body, hi, everyone's body as a body itself A doctor does surgery on a body Not Fred or G, nor any living biological body A bear, a fish, a tick, a dog, a child. A tree, a flower 6 All things we think are not as alive as biology A rock, a statue, the moon, a house A home would be 7 It encompasses aspects of thought, logic, dreaming, ideas, religion, angels, devils, and the concept of God We say The' De Deal' makes it a 4th dynamic and more accurate As Jesus is made real by eating the bread 8 Is an unto ch bl G d. 9. Is God's G d. Ec. This is a simple explanation, I like a body, I am more my own. Smaller parts and cumulative parts are combined to perform specific tasks. Fire on its own will burn you, but on a stove, it makes cake.
When I was born.
When I was born (First dynamic), I had just left paradise (Eighth dynamic), where I was king. All did as they willed. There were approximately 144,000,000 of them I was asked by a (s) venth dynamic director, an angel of high regard, to come back to Earth one more time I was told the WRL (fifth dynamic) had shifted once again I was going to see it as a total group (fourth dynamic, equally the fourth dynamic) of all nations in a direct confrontation over the ownership of the lands (Sixth dynamic. I would have been elated as we nearedthee full of human life, this director stopped me from entering and showed me my pair of Identical twins When he entered the temple, I was stopped and given a final command by my father, God (of the eighth dynamic), a ruler on high, but not the supreme one (9th dynasty). This was no living, and it was not a self-being; he was the 9th command r. My father, along with his wife, had two sons who had become inseparable, like mirror images of each other, reflected in different lanes. Mirror twins face each other. My Big Brother is Jesus, and his mirror twin is the Devil. This is the basic dualism.I was on my way to becoming a mirror, an Identical twin once again, with the same being I had before. We would also win. An artist and musician. The months in the winter were difficult (second dynasty). We were born out of faith after her last child's birth, eleven months later, for we were at our limit. We later found that it was called Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS). I was to be number one; he was number one. His survival rate was one percent. Mine 10. When we were lucky enough to be born at Colman Hospital for Women, with labor rooms. There is a story about this wonderful hospital that you can look up. Lonnie Flashe t first, followed by Tinandnd Blue. The doctors, who were wonderful geniuses, took command and rushed him around, doing this and that, and saved him. A Black Lady stepped forward and gave him the life-saving blood transfusion, saying to him. Giving me a wake-up call for Black women as mothers. My Mom told me as yelling at the doctors, trying to get them, and telling them something else was wrong. She was still a young age, but an expert. Out splashed E, Do nie Harold Harris, her 4th son and seventh child of a teenage mom. She would turn it up the next day. Ending with a total of ten children. Three girls and a son. Three of us were the same age for a month. My deceased brother, Bobby, was eleven months older than I. By the time I was born, my twin had been taken away for special treatment for 4 months and then to live with an Aunt and uncle, Dad's sister. I believed I had led t. When we reunited, it was twenty-five percent larger than it was. It would take 7 years before we were the same size. When I was born, I lived in the lowest form of poverty in the country. My Mom, at thirty-three, and my dad had ten kids and no trade. When I was born, my parents would move every few weeks, mostly at night. We spent 5 or 6 hours at the Marion County Children's Home for the poor. About a total of two years spent under the county's care (third dynamic). I was a baby the first time I went to Dad Dad a bibl t ot ng preacher was now a guitar carring acholilic playing music in the honkey tonk bars My Mom had an art project with him Booze, drugs, and DGS He became a sex addict of wild ways With a married man, his foray. They were everywhere. Men struggled to ride, and women cheated to gain self-confidence. Sex in the '60s was a precursor for the sexual revolution of the '60s and the Instutilaise sex of the '70s When I was 1, I went to 23-grade schools twice Meet around 1,000 kids and a hundred teachers mostly wives of fine nature However, good teachers can change each child's life for the better through education. Recall that they did not refuse to deal with any child for any reason. They were the bosses of the class, and we knew it. loved so many of those wife teachers. still recall dancing at a school dance with one of them. I was eight years old and in love with a twenty-eight-year-old. It was heaven, all to this day. Along the way, I was molested by two male cousins. Dad's my dad's idea. t Two different images. A teen was forced from the alley by a bully teen into the back bedroom of a teenage boy and forced to do oral on him for asking why he was burning a large amount of unopened mail in his trash can. This would be my first encounter with the police.He said he was calling the police about me for stealing mail. rushed home after being paralyzed and told my Mom to hide me and that the police were after me. told her the whole story. hid under a bed in the bedroom when a loud knock happened at the front door. Mom spoke briefly with the police, and I cracked the door open to look out. He saved me. They told me she had called the police, but never said why. When I was young, M Mom finally, with the help of my dad, got a divorce.We had to wait a long time because of a law, so he had to remarry. His next wife was a hideous torturer, and we were tortured. He did hundreds of horrible things to us, driving my Mom and some Dades my Dad very mad. He loved to beat our bottoms and whip us with raised straps, the worst switches, second, to belts, and hands. e pour d turp nt ne in our assholes. She would come into the bathroom at bath time and use the toilet, grossing us out and sometimes looking over our private areas to make sure they were clean. We ran away when we were 1 year old. Back to the garage, we would go. I was better than at home a thousand to one. There was only one monster there after all those ads. My dad decided to marry her, so the court left him alone. By the way, M, M.D.D., street preacher, moved across from my Mom when she was already pregnant with my oldest brother. He was saving, he said. He and her sisters were 7. He moved up from Kentucky to stay with his older brother, Bob, who once told Lonnie that he was their father and that they would inherit his estate upon his death. We did not even get a funeral notice. The week Dad and Larry got married, it was Easter weekend. Our f rst nig t t his new house was on a good Friday. First thing in the morning, we went outside, but we were commanded not to cross any street by Larry's name. We had no toys, balls, or even marbles. So we kicked. We were nine. As we moved down the street, kicking the ball back and forth to each other, we discovered that the sidewalk opened onto a church parking lot. So, without a car in the street, we kicked the can in a miracle through the door of the parking lot. Like a miracle, we were opened, and two popes or saints came walking toward us from the side of the church. It was a wonder that such a thing had never been seen before. Lonni. They were about the same size then, but I still felt responsible for him.These two priests, revered as saints or gods at The Sacred Heart Catholic Church, were attired in their finest outfits. They yelled at us and took us by hand into the basement church after asking why, on a Saturday morning, we were making so much noise. We said we were going to make a cake for the party. They then asked if we had ever bowled.Of course, no. We were destitute. Our dad was a musician who played in cocktail bars.We were lucky to get taken fishing, which was a treat to do something with Da. They took us to the church and asked us to remove our shoes for the altar. The priest noticed the holes in my socks and got me a new pair. Then, my T-shirt became an issue, and I got a new one. Then he asked me if I had ever been looked overexaminedr For exampl..e, my I He y IIme to take off my clothes and find my old uunderwear I was told to replace them with a new pair He had me tur an ou d and bend over,r then He put his finger in my asshole. Then, somethi g ar er. At 71, I'm still trying to figure out what I'm trying to figure out, and I'm hearing the words of those who took the shirt off or lived through a whirlwind of preteen and teenage scenes. That foundation of the church, doing it to me, cemented God's will and direction for the next twenty years of our lives. Rape at 12 at a train station twice with a Young Dick Lugar, Later mayor and U.S. Senator looking on. He was a voyeur pe op ilel. When I heard that Dick Lugar might run for the White House, I was concerned about the nation's children, so I reported my encounter to the Indianapolis Police Department. They are almost there. The Ohio the te were it would all begin one Sunday afternoon at 13 to A violent kidnapping and Rape at 15 by an Army Special Forces Sargen. I was almost on time.Again, mimicking my first encounter, I called the police this time. After a confrontation in my apartment, I was told, as I dropped my charges, that the police themselves had given my name and address to the per. I was 15 and underage and threatening to kill my family; I went to Hollywood, CCA. In the summer of 69, at fifteen, I became homeless and had 53 cents in my pocket. I went to work as a streetwalker, turning down wives with men and meeting a man. Charlie Manso was twice turned down for sex by Rock Hudson. I had just seen a bear at Ice Station.His latest film was released a few weeks later, and I decided to trust myself and go back home. I wanted to send my birthday wishes to my twin. I wanted to finish high school. I had several things in my pocket as I boarded the plane to Indianapolis. Still fifteen and more aware of the insane world we were living in, I was ready to go.Every vacation at school, I would fly to Hollywood and return with lots of cash. It was scorching. I met many celebrities, discovered they were a miserable group, and decided not to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. I would finish high school and become a Man In the U.S. Army. Although my debt was high, I decided to go to Vietnam.m At the last minute, it turned out that I had gone to Korea. The army's secret. I was told the Korean woman was beautiful.The fool almost brought home the candy. She had won my heart. I will have it in my album. She went home with surprise. I knew in an Instant that she had an old life. I had several serious injuries defending our country, and the VA knows about some. Too much can be overwhelming and create doubt. What is the philosophy of Donnie Harold Harris?
- Focus on Fairness and the "Overall System": Harris believes in a "fairness system" that is not "rigged," emphasizing the importance of a just and equitable society for all.
- Concern for the Future: Harris entered politics driven by concerns for the well-being and future of his children and grandchildren.
- Belief in the Individual: Harris states, "I believe in you and want that belief in you," highlighting his faith in the potential and agency of individuals.
- A Desire for a Better World: He expresses a hope for a "promised world" free from "Pain, crime, Insanity, or need of War," where individuals' visions are "focused and intensified in a moving forward world."
- Unity Party Membership: Harris is a strong advocate for the Unity Party's platform, which focuses on finding common ground and fostering unity among Americans. He stresses that the Unity Party is open to all.
In essence, Donnie Harold Harris' philosophy emphasizes inherent rights, fairness, a belief in individual potential, and a vision of a better future achieved through a unified and just society.
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