Barry Jenkins

North Fort Myers, FL, United States

Retired gifted and special needs teacher. Taught in an international school in Seoul, Korea for ten years. caregiver, author, speaker.

03 Dec 22:25

This is lovely! Not only is it an example of how someone's trash becomes the treasure of another. It's a metaphor for our becoming. We look at our shadows. Become aware, transmute them. So many, including myself prefer used furniture over new. The process of restoration is fun!

02 Dec 20:10

Oh, so true in many ways! However each day is a new beginning IF one avoids the loops in our mind. Then, again, all those false starts, mistakes and hopefully learning and growth were meant to be. Part of the journey, my friend.

UNIFYD TV Admin So very true!

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28 Nov 20:10

Sounds too good to be true. Of course, getting rid of the Fed Reserve first and going metal standard totally would be my choice. Does he know more than he's saying? Hmmm? Time will tell.

19 Nov 16:41

First, I think this ot goes higher than the Muslim Brotherhood, Quatar, and al Qaeda. Someone else may be pulling the strings higher up on the dark ladder. The act and the reflex are earmarks of how to create more separation and erode basic human freedoms.

15 Nov 21:26

Connecting with nature is as essential to human growth and development as any textbook. You can't read about it. One must feel it.

Michael Reierson Not Lyran myself, but also a starseed. Yes, incarnations, and those downloads! Wow! You resonate on many levels. Perhaps, who knows? Our paths may cross . Keep shining, my friend.

Michael Reierson Michael, this is Source, the Field speaking through you! How do I know? This theme, like the making of a diamond, unique with its imperfections and beautiful with those flaws. How was it made? Heat and pressure, not unlike our trials. Truly, you are a gem in the making!

11 Nov 16:06

When I was in my twenties, working with granddad in the garden, I asked him, "If you were my age again, what would you do differently?" His response was strange at that age but no longer. A learned lesson indeed. He said, " I'd make more mistakes. I regret nothing that I ever did, especially the mistakes. They taught me a lot. I only regret the things I put off or was afraid to try." He answered your question years ago and life journey made it real for me.