Every day I wake up and every day is gravy.

Even when I go to bed I don’t think about my day ending.

Typically my last thought is ” I let go of everything.”

I do it to make sure before I sleep, I’ve dealt with shit. Shit that has to wait, waits.

When I wake up I’m dealing with energy that I took on being an empath while I slept.

Clearing that out, that is a must before I speak to anyone.

I forgive everyone of everything so that I can put peace in my heart mind and soul.

I say it several times during the first hour.

I woke up today, the rest is gravy.

These are my morning mantras.

Why aren’t they yours?

I’ve been doing this for years.

I get I’m a Táltos, a soul healer, a messenger, and stuff, but really I just noticed as I said these things, my life got easier, not easy, easier.

One should not want an easy life.

One will not grow on an easy life.

I like a challenge.

I live a challenging life.

I love my life for the challenges.

At times, I could do without the constant challenges, but I would get bored.

I could be a corporate stooge running circles around them. I used to be a corporate stooge and I ran as if they were still.

I take care of disabled veterans.

I work 13 hours a week.

I barely made it through the summer.

However, I wasn’t bored.

Now, I get I’m crazy as bat shit gets.

I ride an electric scooter. I’m 50 years old and I ride a scooter. Next week the electric bike comes.

I’m a man who lives his convictions.

Fuck cars that run on gas.

I was homeless last year at this time.

Last year when I woke up, the rest was gravy. As I laid down to sleep, Thank you to everything for everything was my prayer.

I let go of everything was the last thought before fell asleep.

What’s next for me?

Years of working for free to help my brother out with his mom. How many years, depends on how long she lives.

I’m hoping she lives for years.

I love living where I live, and after this month, I got nothing to worry about as far as cash goes.

All I gotta do is take care of a couple vets,  and my brother.

No biggie.

The challenges is working with my vets, and my brother.

However if you love what you do, you never work, you just show up at places to hangout with your friends.

I love my life.

Have a blessed one and be excellent on purpose.