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Subject: Satguru is here

Posted by: satguru
Date: May 02 07

I have not left the building, just moved to another mansion, as they say in the bible. This is the headline, the articles will follow as always.

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satguru

At the moment I only have two rooms or so and nearly all my things are boxed in the garage. There are very few places to hide, and my washing up vanished from the draining board. I have no answer to it.

Reply #2001. Mar 16 20, 7:48 PM

terraorca

Wow, set up the motion activated cameras. That might eliminate some possibilities.

Reply #2002. Mar 16 20, 8:43 PM

satguru

I washed up a bunch of cutlery and left it by the sink, my friend called and said he was almost outside, I either left them there or picked them up and put them somewhere (considering there is hardly any furniture yet), answered the door and went back to get them for our meal and they were gone. Considering they were only going on the shelf under where they were it makes no sense. One fork had a wooden handle and it was in a few on my eating table but it was dirty and must be a second one. It is a pretty clear example of absolutely no possible explanation for something.

Reply #2003. Mar 17 20, 2:45 PM

satguru

Lockdown week three begins tomorrow. Besides being unable to exploit the new photo season by going literally anywhere beyond a couple of miles I am pretty happy here, but due to my mother's gardener and cleaner not coming I'm doing 3-4 days a week as her official carer so been there every other day since day one. I always helped with the garden since she was widowed, but other people did the big stuff. I'm hopeless at cleaning and shared the same cleaner, now I'm doing her job from scratch with very little experience in the area. Oddly before I had her my previous house was always clean and tidy while I was there, maybe my lodger did a lot when I was out.

I can only plan for this lasting the majority of the year, and still have plenty to do regardless as I got used to living alone long ago and survive with my internet activity. I have already made a date for when we are let out and trying to set up two more as backups. Having never met any of the three in person you have to meet first before you know if it has legs. The one I have made a booking with is the best from my own criteria so hope I've picked a winner, it's about time.

Reply #2004. Apr 06 20, 7:04 PM

satguru

It's been a while. Since lockdown till this week I've been doing my mum's cleaning and gardening etc three days a week, and was freed to travel within England to take photos about a month ago. Oddly as my main planned trip was to go to Wales to extend my map coverage, and the border was closed till this week, I looked for alternatives as the days were so long. This meant looking at every old road sign I could get to, and made three trips of over 100 miles, at least one of which I'd never have considered, and got a whole bunch as a result. I'd probably have not done half of them otherwise so was guided to more as they are disappearing every day and one had been replaced already when I got to Gloucestershire.

The roof is slowly being built back, slowly as the council stopped it half way as they wanted new plans, which are taking ages. But it's gradually forming and I just have to let them get on with it all. Victor as always enjoys the warm weather and sits outside, and argues constantly with the cat opposite who finally had to get up and walk away when Victor sat howling at him. If not he stays there and Victor finally gives up and sits there next to him but not this time.

Reply #2005. Jul 09 20, 1:38 PM

satguru

As they say, why haven't I updated for a while? Don't ask. Basically most of the work done on my house was illegal and more and more is currently being dismantled. Enough already. No one knows the final amount of damage, it will take another few days to find out at least. Nothing I can do about it.

Otherwise I'm doing longer trips each weekend now, lots of photos, and back at the gym and running. My diploma in criminology starts next month, so I can have an official occupation for another year or so, and have made a couple of dates online for when the lockdown ends, but may try one before as it'll be outdoors. Maybe one of these may finally lead to something. Two I've never even seen but spoke to on the phone but are local, I've seen the other two but one's a long way across London and the other is moving here when possible from abroad. I personally have a front runner but may be a while before we know much.

Reply #2006. Aug 13 20, 6:58 PM

satguru

The virus shifted my plans in a way I always say circumstances do. They force you to do other things which are often better than your plans, and believe this is all guided from outside. As I could only drive in England till mid-July I decided to check old road signs everywhere else, and mopped up many extra ones including some I found only because I had nothing else to do but look for them. Wales is never going away but the signs do constantly.

The house plans are supposed to be in now but I've heard nothing from the council. Several crucial alterations depend on their decision, and could cost a lot more money and weeks longer work at the worst scenario. I had my first visitors since lockdown, two people who came from Portugal so had been quarantined before they were let free so safe to see, and then both exes turned up within a couple of days, one in my official list and the other where we went out locally. When we can visit more than one household seems to not even be mentioned by anyone in authority, and the WHO just said this will last two years which may be true medically but socially is unlikely to last.

My virtual graduation is on Thursday online, but it's only step one of three and work continues next month for step two. Otherwise it's business as usual so far.

Reply #2007. Aug 22 20, 7:15 PM

satguru

I've kept my weekly routine, regular gardening for my mum and a weekend photo trip while the days are long, the house will be on hold for apparently another week until the inspector who returned from holiday and two weeks of quarantine gets his rear end in order to visit. I am immersing myself in my spiritual studies as nothing else can ever make sense of the world, otherwise we are born, we live a life affected by random events, and we die.

Of course if you look for more then you will always find it, from simple clairvoyance to reality shifts and energy vision. They are the clues there is indeed an unseen dimension outside this one, and when you follow the Celestine Prophecy formula you start to see order among the chaos, which is not possible if life is random. Evidence we may not remember before we were born but carry talents and knowledge from it is impossible to avoid, as if we are able to draw, calculate or navigate at a few years old before we were taught how then clearly something must have shown us or we couldn't do it. Rumour is the current world problems are a form of awakening process designed to remove the illusions around enough people so they can reject the entire system and ascend to a higher dimension of consciousness. It has been predicted in most holy books, described in some detail, and now corresponding pretty well. Because the darkness works by hiding the truth once you shine a light on it no illusions are possible, people will discover the reality behind what they have been told and realise reality. You can't go back after that.

Reply #2008. Sep 16 20, 8:21 PM

satguru

I am into the second week of my diploma course, as it is the second half of what I did last year I'm already in the groove and enjoying the interactions online with other students. I am also eking out the last of the longer evenings with a few final photo trips before it's only local till March.

I now have permission for the new roof, it's down to money now as there are many steel girders added to strengthen it which are adding to the existing phenomenal cost. If I can't pay it won't happen unless something happens outside beyond my control, which is possible in theory. There are also the alterations we need to make downstairs which we are still waiting to hear about this week.

And now we can meet people in and out of the house I am working through the people I couldn't during lockdown, some I haven't seen at all before, one is miles away, another stuck abroad, two in isolation as too risky to mix, and only two left at the moment. I'll sort something out over the next few weeks one way or another.

Reply #2009. Oct 04 20, 7:51 PM

satguru

Progress being made, good mark for my first assignment and almost finished the second. The floor needs a lot of changes but we've worked out how to do them so should be fine one they arrive and actually do it. Back on lockdown since Friday so no visitors or visits again besides one social bubble family all single people can join with so they don't have to be totally alone. Mine is visiting tomorrow with another Chinese meal.

On Sunday I took my last fairly distant photo trip before the end of the season when the clocks go back, about 90 miles to Atherstone near Birmingham. Otherwise business as usual (while living on a building site), now waiting for the rooms to become habitable one by one.

Reply #2010. Oct 21 20, 7:31 PM

postcards2go

Is your house in a good place construction-wise to keep the 'elements' out.... especially with winter coming?

Reply #2011. Oct 21 20, 8:10 PM

satguru

Yes and no. The roof still lets rain in but nothing like before.

Reply #2012. Oct 23 20, 11:59 AM

satguru

Not a huge amount has happened since last time, although it's dark too early for any serious photo trips till March we've been banned from travelling anyway during November so a rare early rising won't allow it either way. Work has stopped on my house over an ongoing financial dispute which will be a war of attrition. My course is progressing, we are marked every assignment and build up to the course total, and after 2/12 have the identical mark I got for the previous one so far, and am aiming at least up into the next grade up if possible as it was close.

Otherwise it's business as usual, work from home has picked up so keeping me out of trouble, although the gyms including the ones I now use in the park are also closed again. If we live alone we can join one family, which I have, and as a result am normally fed every week as well as seeing people.

Reply #2013. Nov 21 20, 8:23 PM

satguru

Not much has changed in a month, except my father's house is now done and on the market. The building will begin officially a month or so after it's sold, so I've been told. My university break is longer than I expected so I can fiddle around as much as I like now without feeling guilty. Maybe even some housework. Apparently after 50 years plus of speculation we have finally entered the age of Aquarius, my own sign, and means we will now be entering a far higher spiritual frequency. I can only hope as we're at rock bottom at the moment.

Victor is following me as usual wherever I go, and enjoying me being around more as it gets dark too early to go out much plus all but local duties are locked down again. The mark for the final essay of the unit is late so I don't know the total yet, it's 1/3 of the total diploma and 1/9 th of the entire degree. Getting there.

Reply #2014. Dec 23 20, 7:19 PM

satguru

A month off. Still working for my mum so busy those days, locked down so can't travel to take photos, in the short hours of daylight where it's so far either freezing or raining (I expect snow to follow), so will find things to do other than photography for a change. If I'm lucky my roof will soon be insulated, and once my late father's house is sold the work will supposedly be completed here, if nothing else goes wrong that is. I've met a few women on Twitter, but due to lockdown one is stuck abroad and it's not easy to meet the others, especially as they're the other side of London which in practical terms is little different to Birmingham. A real test in tolerance anyway.

Reply #2015. Dec 26 20, 7:58 PM

satguru

Having been locked down at various levels for months now we are all fairly limited in our activities. I am taking photos of all local areas I haven't spent much time in, discovered Little Venice (the Grand Union Canal in Maida Vale) for the first time, and corners of places I've driven through all my life.

Business on the house is due to restart next week but won't believe it till it happens, and my course restarted yesterday. The end of this module will be exactly half my degree. Of course my always limited social life (since all my friends got married anyway) is now almost zero, as apart from one family we can't meet anyone else indoors, and the weather is too cold to meet outdoors. I am doing more videos on spiritual awakening, very few people watch them but at least they are now there and may help someone. Also music since I found mobile Twitter can do two minutes of video, and I have used my lousy singing voice to allow better piano playing as it's the melodies where I make most mistakes. They are more popular than the talks. My own birthday is soon followed by my birthday here, and earned me a badge as it also takes our forum birthday into account for 20 years. I realised it has to as many of us joined before the quiz site was made shortly after I signed up to the forums.

The house should take a few months if they work right through, and they said they are committed to do so from day one when they return. I can but hope, I can't move out for peace as there's nowhere else to go and the cat has to come with me as well, so will have to tolerate the disruption in the short term, although currently the work should be upstairs and outside while I sleep downstairs (it's a bungalow originally). Then I hope to move upstairs so they can work downstairs. That would save most of the aggravation.

Reply #2016. Jan 27 21, 9:12 PM

satguru

The house actually started just over a week ago and the roof is coming on nicely. Once the latest essay is marked it will be the half way point of my course, which is also half way through the diploma module. We can leave the local area in 4 weeks and I have a few road signs lined up to get photos of, otherwise I keep going to local places although there won't be that many I haven't covered at this rate.

Meeting actual people won't be for a few months, I have met various people online I'm meeting for the first time and a good number of other people, but there's always something to do here one way or another. Nothing particularly exciting otherwise, but slowly progressing.

Reply #2017. Mar 02 21, 8:44 PM

satguru

Not much in three months except we were allowed to travel in the UK since the end of March, which I have done fairly well, getting quite a few photos of old road signs I'd waited months to do. The roof stopped for a month as they needed a part from abroad (officially anyway) which is now here, and they are finally back working inside.

I am on the final module of my diploma in criminology, and instead of the usual essay I have to write a scientific paper, I have most of the material now and must now make sure I use the proper format. We have been able to visit people indoors for the last week or two, and eat out indoors, so far I've visited the person who was already in my bubble twice, but with someone else there as well, and been to one cafe. I also let a couple of people know it was time to meet up and I'm waiting for the details as one is the wrong side of town to get to. Victor the cat has old kidneys, and his treatment is for his blood pressure, which will be tested in a couple of months. At the same time my own blood test found I was pre-diabetic, and we both need tests at the same time to see how we are. I am on a regime and have lost half a stone already.

I hope I will have better news ahead one way or another.

Reply #2018. Jun 03 21, 6:26 PM

satguru

I will talk about the cat as he has had most of the recent action. After being brought in by a passer by as he was sitting in the road and wouldn't move for traffic he was then taken to the vet then the cats home the following two days for doing the same thing. It's a quiet road but he should move from cars. His cat door is now closed and only goes out when supervised. He doesn't seem to mind and has been sitting on my lap most of the time when I'm home. He has health problems at 18 but still happy and OK.

I have just done my first modelling job, as I saw my optician was showing pictures to model the frames and I volunteered. The first of two is up on Instagram today. Otherwise it's a hard grind with the house and the course but I plough ahead.

Reply #2019. Oct 26 21, 10:40 AM

satguru

Sadly Victor became lethargic two weeks ago and the vet said his heart was wearing out and his breathing was laboured and he would suffer if I kept him, so we had no choice but to let him go. He was fine the previous day so did not go through any bad times before then, he was 18. I hadn't realised what it was like to be alone in the house as a cat is no different to having a person around when that's all you have. I applied for another one from the local cat's home as we both need each other.

In the dark season my photography is limited, so business is gradually taking over, with pictures to paint if I have the time. I am also writing articles and doing talks online as usual and trying to get a wider audience. I did get around east London Sunday as there was no traffic or parking restrictions, but not bothered till February or so now as there isn't enough time to do it properly.

Reply #2020. Nov 10 21, 8:50 PM

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