Wednesday, September 17, 2025

Tales From The End of the Road: Truth is More Stretchy to Some People than to Others

 


Remember how smoking tobacco was once considered 'healthy'?  Cigarettes were in movies, in the Sea Rations for the soldiers, people smoked inside their cars, even pregnant mothers enjoyed their cigarettes...

There was a time in France where wine and alcohol were encouraged, to decrease shyness and to help people fit in socially. 

Both are addictive.

And sometimes with addictive substances, after a time where the user has free will to choose, in time, the brain chemistry adapts and the person becomes dependent on it to function. 

I have seen the end stages of disease brought about by these substances in my patients. It's not pretty. It takes lives.

Remember there are big lies, and there are little lies. Consider the possibility that we could be completely surrounded by lies. 

For example, the 'low fat' diets for heart health in the eighties. In reality, these were a recipe for kidney damage. And diabetes. 

The only way to know Truth is in your heart and by being close to Spirit. Spend time alone with your heart connected to Source every day. 

You may be surrounded by a society that lies like a rug (pun intended!)--but as long as you know and follow YOUR TRUTH everything is going to be okay.

Take everything else with a grain of salt. Whether you have studied things that are hidden in plain sight, or not, know there's lots more above and beyond what has been studied that is really messed up too. So just know it's out of our control externally, go along for the ride, enjoy the popcorn as you watch things unfold, and keep centered and focused on your own path.


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Aloha and Mahalos,

Namaste,

Peace,

Ross and Carla


P.S. Ross says Nature is a sure way to re-set and enjoy the truth. And also, there's always the cat videos--Carla's favorite is Donnie the Calm Cat Whisperer on Insta and maybe other platforms too. It brings her joy to see him work with all kitties even the 'spicy ones'.