I so agree with you.

My quest is to find the way that all people can instinctively know, and reach for, what is needed...and avoid what is harmful.

This capability is built into all of us, I believe, but we have been 'trained' out of it, thinking that only the logical, educated, part of human brains 'know'.

Your brilliant seven-year-old brain understood, but was shushed.

So far, I believe that our in-born capabilities are never lost, not even in the most foolish or twisted person. ...That we all go toward full restoral and fulfillment in death. ...That anyone's life is simply another possibility of expression of life force...each as valuable as the next.

A kinesiologist friend once asked me if we can pray 'wrongly'. That suggested to me that neither can we live 'wrongly'. We can live ineffectively, unhappily, I think...but not 'wrongly'. No matter what we do, or what happens to us, we are still part of the whole...just another possibility of life.

The beauty of life, as I see it, is that we can always live in more harmony with the universe, no matter when or where we start.

In fact, I believe that the best we can be or do, exists all the days of our lives...and that we return to our 'best' when we die.

Meanwhile, we search for our 'best' while we live.

This is the conclusion of my lifetime, to date. I can't tell you how much fear and bitterness this view has soothed.

Not long ago, I read a suggestion on cleaning one's teeth that made very good sense. No doubt it would make sense to clean even an empty mouth.

Also, I once read that there is a method of growing new teeth, in adulthood.

Both of these suggestions were here on the CureZone. If I can find them, I'll post the addresses.

My best, Karlin.

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