Now it’s time for a little story that I think will make two important points really clear regarding this Phenomena of Consequences that I was telling you about in my last post:

1-this “force” is nothing new, it’s always been the way life works and the way our lives work, and…

2-this principle has no regard for time—consequences, including the truth, always materialize, however long it might take.

So just for some historical perspective, and further evidence of what I’m telling you, let’s look at the Arabia, a steamboat that sunk more than 150 years ago.

The Missouri River was said to have been too thick to drink and too thin to plow, but it (more…)

I first heard the old cliché, “What goes around, comes around” a long time back, when a buddy of mine said it when we were teenagers.

At the time this phrase meant nothing to me—but I never forgot it, either.  Must have been my subconscious again, working when I was loafing, understanding the prophetic nature of these words long before I would.

Over the years since, this line has come to mind time and again.  Actually, as I’m thinking about it, the words “What goes around, comes around” have usually occurred to me at the really obvious moments, when I’ve seen them validated in real life.  Think OJ.   

Maybe you’ve seen this phrase—this principle—manifest itself.  It’s hard to miss, because people like to make note of it when they see this hidden force play out. 

And there’s usually a bit of satisfaction in the voice; they’ll see a person’s actions come (more…)