What if there was a device that could detect a worm inside a fruit?
We could call it ViermCheck (in romanian), Wo Che Fru (if made in China) or even MeatFruit detector.
Sweet, huh?!
I have no ideea where to start with so I let you with a short description from the book’s cover:
Ramtha‘s revolutionary understanding of the fabric of reality and how it is intimately interconnected with mind and power of our observation offers us an exciting new way for exploring the mystery of who we really are.
This book will take you on a journey of self-discovery, following Ramtha’s own footsteps and self-reflection on the journey of his life. The main subjects discussed by Ramtha in this book are:
I think I might be missing my old job.
Change is pretty scary.
But even scarier can be regretting I did not make that move.
It seems like every year the month of august is a month of change, of experiencing new and exciting things.
If last year I was trying a “30 days project of doing something new” – this time things just come along.
I do not know – am i less demanding and more embracing everything or it’s just fate?
I love it either way!
Now that I’m older, I know much more than I did back then.
I don’t believe in anything besides the rhythm of my heart.
Thank you for making me wiser and happier than ever!
You’re colorful, complex and you have your own charm.
You are not boring or vain or simple or mean.
And for the record, you are infinitely loveable than anyone I know.
Happy Mats day!
I guess I’m pretty much doing this without thinking:
When someone asks you to listen to a song, it’s because the lyrics mean everything they’re trying to say to you.
The book of Meow 