From the fellow in Hawaii who said this for a mental patient, in another room...and helped him...


I'm sorry;

Please forgive me.

Thank you.

I love you.



And another...


There, there, little one;

You'll be okay.

I'll take care of you.




I had to repeat them many times...whenever I thought of someone who makes mistakes, and even myself...before it became somewhat automatic.

They removed a lot of weighty worries from my shoulders, and day-by-day I became freer of concern and happier.

I have a sneaky suspicion that others feel the effect of these sayings because I have had proof that support can be felt from the other side of the globe, without a word being spoken about it.

I think it works on a principal of...that SOMEONE needs to say them, and that it doesn't matter WHO, or even WHERE, or WHEN.

As Hap told us, in the movie called "Always", things don't always happen in the expected order.

Personally, I don't really believe in 'time'. If there really is no such thing, we can always go back and correct anything that was once amiss...or ahead to prepare for something that will be when we are no longer around. ...Like protecting our grandbabies...and all future generations.

Talk about relieving our concerns and regrets!!!


You see, I can't erase the Inquizition, except that I can repeat the sayings above, and erase the Inquizition for me...maybe even for some others, too.

NOW is the most important part.

F.