Elias Alias
Elias Intro Part 3 of 8
updated
(UP-DATING IN NOVEMBER 2023 AFTER MY LAST INTERVIEW BY JOHN B. WELLS OF CARAVAN TO MIDNIGHT ON OCTOBER 18 2023, IN WHICH MR. WELLS PROMOTED MY BOOK IN A MOST WONDERFUL WAY. THANK YOU JOHN B. WELLS FOR HOSTING ME AGAIN AND FOR TAKING TIME TO READ MY BOOK. I AM GRATEFUL FOR YOUR ASSESSMENT OF THE BOOK, AND I TRULY APPRECIATE HOW YOU MOVED A NUMBER OF YOUR LISTENERS TO PURCHASE THE BOOK. THANK YOU!)
To listen to the most recent October 18, 2023 show, go to:
caravantomidnight.com
At top of page, click on "Caravan To Midnight Radio"
There, click on "Full Episodes" and scroll to Episode 2146.
One other thing -- If you are not a subscribing member of Caravan To Midnight, you can access the show by first purchasing a 3-month subscription for $15.00. I highly recommend buying an annual membership to Caravan To Midnight!
About my book, "Oath Keepers: Targeted Red" ---
Although the book is available at Amazon, I also have a personal online page for ordering autographed copies of the book directly from me personally. The site is just a one-page site, very simple and without any fancy sales spiels; just a picture of the cover of my book, three reviews by readers, and links at bottom of that brief page for ordering the book using debit/credit cards and/or mailing checks to me directly. Support the author by purchasing my book at this personal webpage, and please forward the link to friends. Thanks!
Link for my page offering personalized autographed copies of Targeted Red:
targetedred.com
About the above video:
In July, 2017, I was graced by John B. Wells, who invited me to be on his show. I think that show was over an hour and a half in length, so this video is just the ending of my time on his show.
I had met John B. Wells at the Red Pill Expo in Bozeman, Montana, which was the first Red Pill Expo, courtesy of G. Edward Griffin and Dan Happel. John B. Wells was the master of ceremonies for that Expo. We had a couple of visits outside the convention center, and I ended up on his show. He has had me on his show again, more recently, after we met again at the Rapid City, South Dakota Red Pill Expo. And my latest interview, on radio only, was recorded on October 18, 2023. John B. Wells is a great voice for liberty and I truly appreciate every chance I get to visit with him.
Salute!
Elias Alias, aka "Franklin Shook"
Just for a smile with which to start Saturday's production at the O’Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center, Whitefish, Montana, September 18 2021. * Whitefish Songwriter Festival contact info:
Whitefish Songwriter Festival * whitefishsongwriterfestival.org
Cari Klepper – Executive Producer P.O. Box 1800 Whitefish, MT 59937 206-713-3000 cari@chinookevents.com
* For more info, see rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc. Mike Booth – Executive Director P.O. Box 830 Red Lodge, MT 59937 (406) 690-5988 mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
September 18 2021 Saturday "featured six" lineup --
whitefishsongwriterfestival.org/songwriters
Even Steven and Kostas opening the Saturday evening event for Whitefish Songwriter Festival, Whitefish, Montana, September 18 2021
Whitefish Songwriter Festival contact info:
Whitefish Songwriter Festival * whitefishsongwriterfestival.org
Cari Klepper – Executive Producer P.O. Box 1800 Whitefish, MT 59937 206-713-3000 cari@chinookevents.com
* For more info, see rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc. Mike Booth – Executive Director P.O. Box 830 Red Lodge, MT 59937 (406) 690-5988 mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
"Ain't That Lonely Yet"
September 17, 18 2021 Whitefish Montana
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From the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals website:
rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
How to Get in Touch, call or email
Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc.
Mike Booth – Executive Director
P.O. Box 830
Red Lodge, MT 59937
(406) 690-5988
mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
Yellowstone Songwriter Festival
Teresa Muhic – Executive Producer
1350 Sheridan Ave,
Cody, WY 82414
(307) 586-2320
tmuhic@yahoo.com
Whitefish Songwriter Festival
Cari Klepper – Executive Producer
P.O. Box 1800
Whitefish, MT 59937
206-713-3000
cari@chinookevents.com
Red Lodge Songwriter Festival
Mike Booth – Executive Producer
P.O. Box 830
Red Lodge, MT 59937
(406) 690-5988
mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
Kostas was just "Dreamin'" along at the Whitefish Songwriter Festival on final evening, September 18 2021.
From the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals website:
rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
How to Get in Touch, call or email
Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc.
Mike Booth – Executive Director
P.O. Box 830
Red Lodge, MT 59937
(406) 690-5988
mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
Yellowstone Songwriter Festival
Teresa Muhic – Executive Producer
1350 Sheridan Ave,
Cody, WY 82414
(307) 586-2320
tmuhic@yahoo.com
Whitefish Songwriter Festival
Cari Klepper – Executive Producer
P.O. Box 1800
Whitefish, MT 59937
206-713-3000
cari@chinookevents.com
Red Lodge Songwriter Festival
Mike Booth – Executive Producer
P.O. Box 830
Red Lodge, MT 59937
(406) 690-5988
mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org
I am still reeling from the impact of so much exciting talent in one venue. I hope to come up with an email blast for my TMM email subscribers once I have emotionally sorted through the grandeur of this event. For the moment, however, all I can do is try to get these Kostas songs uploaded to this channel.
Thank you for viewing!
Salute!
Elias Alias
Kostas was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2019.
One of many popular songs written by Kostas, Blame It On Your Heart
This was the fourth song by Kostas on the evening of September 17 2021 at the first annual Whitefish Songwriter Festival in Whitefish, Montana.
"Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc."
Mike Booth is the Executive Director, operating three Songwriter Festivals-- Red Lodge, Montana; Cody, Wyoming; and now Whitefish, Montana.
* mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org *
Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc., gets my Salute! for putting these six artists sharing the magic of their Hearts into a Top of the Line production of Songwriting Genius under one roof in Whitefish, Montana.
"Paradise Valley" performed at Whitefish Songwriter Festival.
A night I'll never forget. This opened the first annual Whitefish Songwriter Festival in Whitefish, Montana, by "Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc." The Executive Director, Mike Booth, operates three -- Red Lodge, Montana, Cody, Wyoming, and now Whitefish, Montana. * mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org *
A night I'll never forget. This opened the first annual Whitefish Songwriter Festival in Whitefish, Montana, by "Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc."
The Executive Director, Mike Booth, operates three -- Red Lodge, Montana, Cody, Wyoming, and now Whitefish, Montana.
* mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org *
A night I'll never forget. This opened the first annual Whitefish Songwriter Festival in Whitefish, Montana, by "Rocky Mountain Songwriter Festivals, Inc."
The Executive Director, Mike Booth, operates three -- Red Lodge, Montana, Cody, Wyoming, and now Whitefish, Montana.
* mike@rockymtnsongwriterfestivals.org *
CSPOA website: cspoa.org
Flathead Liberty Coalition website -- flatheadliberty.com
But for my humble little YouTube channel, the raw footage stuff I try to preserve is a convenient resource for my aging memory banks.
Those who know me already know they will see in coming times a written account of this presentation by Sheriff Mack, founder of Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA).
As I can, I'll add more about the day, June 26 2021, in Kalispell, Montana and the wonderful program at the Red Lion Hotel Convention Center rendered for the public by the Flathead Liberty Coalition.
I confess that I did not know that Dave vonKleist was a musician, so was favorably impressed to catch up-to-date on this gentleman. Another facet of Dave vonKleist is his collection of video documentaries about the attacks of 9/11, including "9/11 In Plane Site", Directors' Cut, available for viewing here:
davevonkleist.com/dave-vonkleist-9-11
Wish I could have set up the tripod for this one, but conditions deterred that. Thank you, Dave vonKleist for all you have done and continue to do for this world of exploding consciousness.
Salute!
Elias Alias
It is Saturday night/early Sunday morning, October 17/18 2020 and in northwest Montana it's snowing nicely. I am taking a break from my wax work here to film a segment from a massive four-hour video linked from
reclaimyourlives.com
TMM salutes Adam Ruff of Los Angeles for sending that link.
My thanks to the several folks who have corrected me about the location of this rally. It appears that this event was in London, England, and was not in Amsterdam. (Not sure where I got the idea it was Amsterdam, yikes!)
In London, Brother Da-vid Ick-e spurs the crowd to remember that "We are many; They are few!"
Posting this segment as an anchor for an article. Am hoping the Al Gore Rhythms don't spot it and take it down from my channel. Hence my abuse in typing David's name. ;)
What amazing times we're experiencing now!
Editing in on September 18 2020 -- this came to me in the wee hours, and shows several one-minute videos of a large crowd taking to the streets in peaceful assembly to express their refusal to be locked down, quarantined, forced to wear the worthless masks, and isolate oneself from being closer than six feet to anyone else.
toptradeguru.com/news/watch-protesters-in-montreal-fly-trump-2020-flags-while-chanting-u-s-a-rail-against-fake-news-mask-policies
A fearless and confident black cat is not afraid of gunfire. Neither are hundreds of thousands of Montanans.
If you're keeping up with my articles at The Mental Militia, which after a year's absence I'm now back to posting, you'll know why this little clip from another video source is important to view. Again, this one is just a home-made vid in which I used a camera to capture the outside video and yet be able to speak. (Whatever that's worth, lol!)
The Nano-Tech crappola which is being planned for inclusion in whichever vaccine the perpetrators come up with for everyone on the planet to receive is more than a simple living record of one's vaccination history. Check out this video to see what the un-elected ego-maniacs running national health-care policy and all their pals such as the World Economic Forum, Gates Foundation, GAVI, WHO, World Bank, ID-2020, CDC, Moderna, etc etc ad infinitum, have in mind for you and me.
Okay, so I'm partial to poetry. Always have loved poetry. One of my favorite metaphors was penned by Dylan Thomas long ago. He was a wild man who died very young, having burned life's candle at both ends to see the miracle of life first-hand. His unforgettable line came to mind as I stood with a camera with a high-country lake sending a breeze to the trees, below which stood this flower -- a flower which is new to me, and for which I do not have a name. The wind kept the flower moving, so this video is not a very good shot at catching the flower's amazing beauty. But that aside, here is Dylan Thomas' famous metaphor, paraphrased from an old memory -- I hope I got it right.
"That force which through the green fuse drives the flower sends my love to you." - Dylan Thomas
Apologies for the awful wind noise.
These grand animals drew quite a crowd as tourists paused to take pictures in Glacier Park in northwest Montana. Cowboy Ruff and I were being tourists at that moment, and we knew we must video and photograph these magnificent animals. But the wind noise wrecks the video I shot. Still, I'm posting it here for the visuals. Thank you for viewing!
Raw Footage, Home-made amateur video -- merely memories to share
Let's do one more short video of Tessy Lou Williams singing for the crowd at Pony, Montana, June 27 2020. She carries one fine, danged-good, and highly entertaining band of mirthful musicians -- and the good folks of Pony, Montana love her show each time she plays there.
When I first met Tessy Lou Williams she was living in Willow Creek, Montana, and so was I. Her mom and dad were musicians, neighbors, and dear friends. Tessy Lou's dad is Kenny Williams and her mom is Claudia Williams, both of whom were the central figures in Montana's highest-paid band. That band was named "Montana Rose". Just a touch more history about that -- Montana Rose was an electrifying, top-of-the-line western-mountain band which could conjure a fleet of ranch-hand pick-up trucks in any small rural farm and ranch country community on any night.
My favorite album is "Dear Patsy", featuring the golden voice of Claudia in a salute to Patsy Cline -- get your CD and be blown away by that voice!
Amazon --
amazon.com/Dear-Patsy-Montana-Rose/dp/B000CEBWZ6
On Spotify for free, but you have to register first. (I of course did!)
open.spotify.com/playlist/55cLjC2sKuBtc7KiZ6Oh2W
But I digress. Their daughter grew up in a home filled with live music by top-class musicians, so Tessy Lou had an open door for placing music as the centerpiece of her life. On my trip (June 2020) from Taos, New Mexico to Eureka, Montana, I hit the wonderful little community named Pony, Montana, just south of the Jefferson River, in the shadow of "Old Hollow Top", the featured peak in the Tobacco Root Mountain Range, west end of Gallatin Valley. Lo and behold, Kenny and Tessy Lou were playing outside behind the Pony Bar. The occasion was the annual Duck Races event, and the crowd was lively. I met Friends there, and shot some footage as well as some stills. Thought I'd add Tessy Lou Williams and her band to this little YouTube channel. It was heart-warming to see ranchers and farmers and their women folk enjoying the live vibes of a local talent. This is Montana in its natural culture. Enjoy!
Driving from Taos, New Mexico and up the whole State of Colorado, I finally crossed Wyoming at Cheyenne and then headed kitty-corner across Wyoming to a wonderful little town named Dubois, Wyoming. Spent the night there and had drinks at the Outlaw Saloon, shot some pool with some wonderful women and also shot pool with the owner, a great guy named Daniel. I had stopped overnight there so I would drive through the Grand Teton Park and Yellowstone Park in daylight the next morning. I knew better than to press on through those parks in darkness, for to do so would disappoint my cameras. (And Me Too!) I knew what was ahead and was excited to see my favorite mountains, so I got a cabin for the night and had a mini-vacation at the Outlaw Saloon. Damn good evening! Then slept like a baby and got myself ready to experience beauty which never fails to inspire my Soul. Next morning, driving along the Wind River out of Dubois, Wyoming, I was confronted by scenery which I had been wanting to see once again. It had been a few years since I was standing in grandeur, and I was thirsty for a large swig of Natural Beauty. This video is a sample of what I got to drink in to my Soul's delight.
I had gone to New Mexico to pick up a pick-up truck and drive it back to Montana for a Friend. Along the way I took time to visit with Kostas. There might have been some Scotch and other ingredients which inspired our spirits to soar, but the truest spirit was that which manifested when he and I had a chance to relax and renew our long-standing friendship while I was passing through his domain on my way back up to Eureka, Montana.
An outdoor camera session with the finished Ethiopian Opal 18Karat yellow gold gent's finger ring with melee rubies and diamonds.
This finger ring was shipped to client on June 03 2020. Now it's time to work on the next creative project. Life is good! ;)
This ring was finished and shipped to client on June 03 2020.
The work on this ring happened in a number of sessions over a period of more than two months. The sessions usually were between an hour to three hours, with final three sessions ranging from four hours to six hours.
The Ethiopian Opal is a very large Opal with an indescribable "play of color", meaning that as the stone is turned in one's view the colors flash and fade making way for new colors. As I said, it's really indescribable, and my camera cannot do it justice.
The Opal is a fragile gemstone and must be handled with professional skill and care, especially during the setting process. To set this stone I first took a forty-five degree hart bur and ground off the bottom half of that bur then polished it flat and smooth, which created a way to undercut the four panels from inside the bezel arrangement. I used leather-padded stone-setting pliers to gently push the gold down onto the Opal.
There is much joy in this kind of work. I am grateful to the client who commissioned this work for his patience as I took too much time to complete the job.
I was just pausing to get some snapshots of this un-polished, un-finished 18Karat yellow gold finger ring which will hold the Ethiopian Opal and patches of diamonds and rubies once finished. The black "clamp" is a GRS "Benchmate" which affords stability while being fully rotational during stone-setting exercises.
A large gents ring.
Designing turbulence reduction flow-paths for molten gold which will enter the hot mold of this wax model after the wax has been burned out of the steel cylinder.
I love melting high karat gold and know how to help the liquid gold move into the void where the wax model was invested and then burned out in a furnace. The idea is to prevent "thermal shock" and eliminate turbulence in a temperature-controlled Satin Cast - 20 investment mold on the business end of a centrifuge.
Another Forest Hall Meeting with Deer Friends
Some of these deerses have a problem with authority. I suspect them of leaning philosophically toward Voluntaryism. I did, however, convey to them that they are expected to wear masks until further notice and to maintain proper "social distancing".
I'm not too sure they took my recommendations seriously.
We'll see when they convene tomorrow....
This is preliminary lay-out work for where I will place the rubies and diamonds. I use a drafting tool for creating parallel lines, then use a number one square hand graver to deepen the lines and adjust them. In future videos what you're seeing here will make more sense. ;)
It's just another little step among many steps in creating a wax model for a gentleman's 18Karat yellow gold finger ring which will hold diamonds and rubies. I am documenting the work in various stages for purposes which will become clear in a few months, hopefully by end of summer 2020, maybe sooner.
Thank you so much for viewing this craziness, lol!
Trying to keep redundancy down here at my little channel, I still think I would like to try to capture the beauty in this large opal I'm presently working with. We had a bit of sunshine this afternoon so I dashed outside to try to photograph this opal in hopes of catching its natural colors to share with viewers here. I will admit that regardless of all the wonderful gemstones I've worked with over the decades since the 1970s, this one sings to my soul as well as any of the finest I've ever handled. Thank you for viewing!
For the government, let me just say that I do not feed deer. I do, however, give them a treat consisting of one cup of grain each, once a day through the winter months. This herd is packed with my Friends, so I consider them my "pets". They are sentient beings, just like we humans are, having their emotional needs as well as physical needs. When all their natural food is buried under deep snow, a cup of grain brings each deer a moment of joy. Doing that for them brings me joy. Such a simple small act of kindness should not be a problem for Mother Earth, right? ;)
Early stages of designing a wax model for a finger ring featuring an Ethiopian Opal.
The wax buildup is necessary because the featured stone is not a calibrated shape and must have a custom design built around it. The process is tedious but highly effective. I will add more videos of the progress as this ring moves toward completion. Thank you for viewing.
It's done by adding one drop of wax at a time. After the countless drops are each part of the whole, the hand tools graduate from "wax placers" and "wax carvers" to files, hand gravers, and other "cold working tools", including some flex-shaft instruments and miscellaneous gadgets with which I will refine this bulk, create the right forms and delineations, arrange for the diamonds which will be part of the finished piece, etc.
All that is preparatory to doing the investing and casting, which precedes the bench work.
So this is the first session with this particular Boulder Opal. I wanted to get part of this stage of development of the design on film to demonstrate what I do at my studio. The pink wax is a Dental industry sheet wax which has no grain or texture and responds well to mild melting and "placing". Hours of patiently adding drops of this pink wax to the growing design have happened before I got to this point. The finished gold ring will look startlingly different than what we're seeing here in this video. I'm doing this to illustrate "steps" in the development of a design using my unique technique. There are many subsequent steps between this "start" and the finished finger ring, so I would suggest that one doesn't judge the foundation of this creation until one has seen what was built by using this foundation, yes? I can assure anyone that this design will morph from an ugly glob of pink wax to a fine model for casting into gold. It's important to me that one understands the build-up on which the design matures as a natural process.
I will try to film various other steps toward completing a beautiful design for this Boulder Opal in yellow gold with diamonds. Perhaps this video is just a "part one" of a series of filmed steps in the creation of a lost-wax casting.
Thank you for viewing.
A poem by Elias Alias.
Cognition and Recognition
~
Speaking to myself:
Notice where you got to this year from
where you started last.
Compare snowfalls, last winter’s and this,
or maybe even a number of snowfalls
from many winters back;
even, maybe, a half-remembered, half imagined
snowfall of your childhood
when snow was the fun stuff of angels,
a special and magical freedom
confirming and gracing a season
with innocence.
Remember?
Cognition, then recognition;
flurry and drift;
still, silent season
in the heart
in the child
in Nature….
Was it in Indiana drifts,
where the red fox plays
with imaginary mice,
cavorting in sparkling white mounds
with arch-backed pounces
on a snow-mouse he’ll never catch?
Or was it in the Adirondacks,
which heap flurry upon flurry
‘til the accumulation lifts up
the bough of
the tree of
the mountain?
Or maybe your child was in
the pure presence of Pike’s Peak,
where immaculate drifts are placed
at their feet
in the garden of the gods;
Or in the delirious deluges
of Montana blizzard,
where the world howls itself inside out
and where only immeasurable snows can
muffle and soften
the elemental rage;
Or in the faces of snow-bound cattle,
blank and unknowing
as winds across Kansas;
Wherever it was,
snow in a childhood memory
seasons the soul in a man.
In all designs of Nature
dwells her presence, her essence;
and the life in one
is better known by another–
cognition and recognition,
flurry and drift, while
stars twirl o’er a child’s world
ashine with wintry snow.
And where is the man this year
from where the child started last?
What lies covered in new snow
or in the snows of years we’ve known?
Frozen angel,
fleck of white
crystalline and cold,
what will you cover
for us all tonight
when to the earth you fall?
What can you show us
of a season in which we
can only be– only are —
cognition and recognition,
flurry and drift?
_________________________
copyright Elias Alias 1985, 2001, 2020
all rights reserved
Christmas, December 25 2019, some number of miles outside the tiny little town called Eureka, Montana, and just a few miles south of the Canadian border. To everyone's astonishment, and for the first time since I moved to Montana eighteen years ago, we are experiencing a Christmas day with NO SNOW!
Some of my deer friends came by to visit, but there were only six of them today. The full herd numbers seventeen, as I counted them recently. I've no idea where the other eleven are, but maybe they all went down to Trappers Saloon for some Christmas Spirits, yes?
Merry Christmas to all of you who subscribe to my crazy little channel, and to anyone else who just stumbles across this Christmas video. Blessings and Peace on Earth for everyone!
Salute!
Elias Alias
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Salute!
Elias Alias
There is a chance I may get more footage of this beautiful creature, and if I do I'll post more here.
This short video is simply to illustrate the transition from the wax-working videos I did recently, which I'll link below as I edit this description box.
Here are links to the videos involving the work --
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 1
youtu.be/e31rfmneLxo
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 2
youtu.be/sfwrh1sL02s
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 3
youtu.be/WBASL2PdrcQ
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 4
youtu.be/lJfGhSveZ8E
Emery Paper On A Stick And High Speed Buff 5
youtu.be/4GsX-FL_reY
Emerald In 14Karat Yellow Gold Finger Ring 6
youtu.be/v6VNAIv-rOI
One goes through the stages from coarse emery paper to very fine emery paper, and then one uses a high-speed buff wheel with a polishing compound. I usually begin with "Grey Star" abrasive polishing compound, then follow that with the green Chromium Oxide compound, and conclude with standard red rouge for the final buff.
This much is done at the bench, but after those steps are completed I take the casting to a polishing machine mounted on a dust-collecting system and give the piece a final polish before placing in the ultra-sonic cleaner. Steaming it off after its bath, I'm then ready to set the stone, back at the bench. I'll be using hart burs, setting burs, and 90-degree bearing burs to cut the seat for the gemstone.
More Fun!
Links in this series --
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 1
youtu.be/e31rfmneLxo
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 2
youtu.be/sfwrh1sL02s
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 3
youtu.be/WBASL2PdrcQ
Teasing The Tedium With Wax 4
youtu.be/lJfGhSveZ8E
Emery Paper On A Stick And High Speed Buff
youtu.be/4GsX-FL_reY
Emerald In 14Karat Yellow Gold Finger Ring
youtu.be/v6VNAIv-rOI
It's December 04 2019. I've been up all night trying to get caught up on too many projects to even count. Morning has come quietly, sneaking up on me as my attention focused on my work. It's a grey day, but warming after a cold snap. Snow is mostly melted. I was playing one of my favorite songs by Kostas inside the cabin as I worked. Went out for a smoke on the front porch and found these curious deer marveling at the sounds coming from the log cabin. I think they liked Kostas' song. I figured there was notihing I could add to this sort of magic moment, so just filmed the visitors without commentary.
The name of Kostas' song is "Miracles". It's one of my favorites. My life is a series of miracles. My joy is seeing forest animals come by to visit. Aside from them, I'm all alone with my thoughts, my work, and my gratefulness for life's blessings. I don't know for sure, but I think such miracles come my way because I practice "Love's Thought System" and dismiss any errant "Fear Thoughts" which my typical male ego might try to sneak into my otherwise peaceful mind. I'm getting very old now, rapidly it seems, so I enjoy taking peaceful moments in solitude for reflecting on life. So far as I can tell, my life has been a series of miracles, and I truly think it's because I choose to live within Love's Thought System. I can't take credit for being here and for having so many blessings. Am I crazy? Should I go get a day job? ;)
What do you think? Your comments are welcome.