For the Tribe
A critter has move onto the boundary between my property and the neighborhood on the south.
His attitude and actions have inconvenienced me, so I am crafting an original prayer strategy to inconvenience (and educate) him.
If your Trinitarian design is heavily on the creation side, I am inviting you to join me in this rumble.
If you want to play, write Denise@TheSLG.com. I will be the mad scientist for the project but she will do the admin.
The self-paced version of STC 111 Thinking Clearly Part 1 is now available. It does not have regularly scheduled Zoom calls, but for those who are studying in a self-formed group of three to six, we can explore occasional Zoom calls.
After you have signed up, you will have access to the other students in the course and can explore forming a group, if you wish, or simply take the course at your own cadence.
I will continue to be involved, responding to all the homework.
Watch a tour of the class content below. Click here to read more and to register.
We think we see a pattern in community that reflects God's hand in the Mercy Season.
Watch this video and see if this fits any circumstances you have been experiencing recently.
In our brain research, we have recently begun exploring the subcortical region of the brain with a focus on the basal ganglia, which we feel comes from the Mercy fractal.
Neurotoxicity in the basal ganglia causes problem with movement, memory and emotions, among other things.
One guinea pig’s spirit has successfully cleaned up one nucleus and brought it from dark/toxic to glowing with the life of God. An exciting beginning.
And in research today, I found this statement. “The basis for selective vulnerability of the putamen and pallidum is unknown.”
Talk about an invitation for a spirit/principle approach to the problem. If we can figure out why the neurotoxins attack those two parts of the ecosystem, we can reverse engineer the issue to determine what will maintain robust health, and what we can do to repair damaged facets of the basal ganglia.
Hope and excitement are flying high over here.