20 April 21

Here is your first draft so far.

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Draft 1 of Dialogues

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Being Human is divided into three parts: the physical, another is spiritual, and a third is a clear consciousness in understanding the difference. This understanding radiates from the combination of the physical brain/body enclosing the measurable physical/emotional heart and rational mind as separate from the attributes of spiritually unmeasurable heartansoulanmind. The concept through this autobiographical account is to provide a self-study guide to help balance herorhis late-in-life imperfect nature to better personally speculate on how to meet an Afterlife, if indeed, one or many exist.

Below are four definitions alluded to throughout this autobiographical dialogue between a man recently dead and his newly discovered spiritual attendant in a reverent circumstance of mutual consciousness. Within this framework, nothing exists but two-dimensional thought in words—the physical aspects of being human no longer valid except in ethereal memory. 

Spiritual adj. 1 the spiritual dimension of human experience: psychological; incorporeal, intangible, otherworldly, 

ethereal; transcendent, mystic, mystical. Antonyms: physical, 

material, corporeal.

 

Physical adj. 1 in the flesh; rare somatic. 3 our spiritual relationship: earthly, worldly, terrestrial, earthbound, nonspiritual, unspiritual, material; carnal, fleshly, sensual; mortal, human, temporal.4 everything physical in the universe: material, concrete, in the universe: intangible, palpable, visible, real.Antonyms: spiritual, abstract, intangible.

 

Consciousness noun: awareness, wakefulness, alertness, responsiveness: awareness, 

alertness, responsiveness, sentience. 2 awareness of, knowledge of the existence of, alertness to, sensitivity to, a realization of, cognizance of, mindfulness of, perception of, apprehension of, recognition of. Antonyms:  unconsciousness. 

 

Conscience noun: an inner sense of right and wrong; a sense of right, moral sense, still small voice, inner voice within, morals standards, values, within; principles, ethics, creed, beliefs; scruples, qualms.  

 

Selected and edited from - Oxford American Writer’s Thesaurus

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22 April 21

Busy day. You saw Kim and Paul at Scramblers for breakfast. You saw Fritz for lunch, and a joy it was, plus he loaned you a book on Students in the 1960's at Ohio State University. You are looking forward to reading it from cover to cover. You postponed your and Carol's Tesla Y driving experience until next Tuesday. Chances are good (to your surprise) that you will order a Tesla Y sometime next week. It was a good day. Do not fret about not writing so regularly as in the 'old days' with me, the Amorella. That part of you is burnt out. The obsession is gone. You, the writer, are being reborn, so to speak. Post, and send to Fritz. - Amorella