The Hurricane left. The Heat returned. I felt like a wrung out wet rag.

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The water flooded the streets and I found myself clinging to a box. The rain and wind took everything away.

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And then the storms arrived. Pushing aside the heat and dryness. The wind lashed and pushed, and the rain stung my skin. I was both amazed and fearful wondering what to do next.

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When the heat became a part of my conscience I then realized it was becoming a part of everything. Expanding throughout the planet. But I knew there must be an opposite, a Ying to the Yang. Fire to Water.

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Wrapped, enveloped, surrounded, and consumed by the heat and I did not know it. The evolution was gradual.

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My shadow and me. The sun making me tall. Hot, heated, dry, intense, blinding, and increasing. Pondering the awareness. 

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Three friends in a field. The air is hot and the sun bewildering, but smiles all around regardless. Friendship 1, heat 0.

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Heating of the Planet!

Driving, relentless heat rising up and swirling around the world. Ancient cultures worshiped the sun, but they did not worship pollution. We are all embodied in the changes. 

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If I could get close enough to touch it then I would understand, but it is too hot!

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In our heated world we exist. Warmer and warmer. The emotion of heat. It can be uncomfortable. But it is real.

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Finally from the streets to safety and all the security it provides. A chance, now, to become truly alive!!

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Providing the homeless with stable housing, in the long haul, cost much less than them fending for themselves on the city streets where they are much more vulnerable to violence, illness and pure desperation that ends up driving up health care costs. A cost of $40,000 a year sounds like allot, but compared to hundreds of thousands incurred by just one person going to the emergency room over and over (no lie) saves society money and most importantly allows the individual a chance at life. In my world it is the right thing to do!!!!

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Still invisible I saw a world that the person sleeping on the bench might never have experienced. I wondered what I could do help with the imbalance. The first thought was shelter, food and medical attention. Then I had a thought. I remembered something important.

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I wanted to see where or how this person lived so I made myself invisible.

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I had to see how someone else lived on this planet. Some one must sleep somewhere that is more private and safe than on a park bench. I went to this place where people were laughing and I saw one person who was in a daydream state. I hope to travel into some of their life images. That will help me to understand.

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As I flowed into the images of the dream I saw a story of loss. I do not know the details of how this happened in his life, but I do know that he probably is still loved by the people missing in his life. I hope they find him, at least visit him in the dream world. The dream world lives in the universe. It lives on my planet! We call it hope.

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I fell into his dream and saw him engulfed in waist and filth. I cannot imagine that this is his life. Maybe it is at the moment, but I will wait in his dreams to see more! To see hope? 

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I saw this person asleep and I wanted to connect without awakening them. Earthlings sleep to find life, it is the same in my world. I am not sure what the images were in his mind but I will find out.

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I was amazed to see such a large monolithic structure. It must have  a deep meaning to the people. Commendable!

I was not sure what this human was doing sitting on the ground, so I made myself invisible to the passing eye and I observed many, many people walk by. I noticed one person dropped something into the container sitting on the ground. They said something I did not understand and the human was so grateful they bowed.