The Truth Will Set You Free

  I Know Mixed Signal Syndrome By Linda D. Wattley The paralyzing of the mind’s ability to choose best because of mixed signals twisting feelings and thoughts. Author Linda D. Wattley , a firm believer, the truth will set you free is reaching out to humanity to save our future especially the future of innocent children.  In 2003, God gave her a message for the world.  She kept it hidden in her heart.  But, today, she is freely sharing this message because the reality America is being robbed of peace is prevalent! In 2017, I am finding there is not anything new under the sun.  Today, many people are living in a state of hopeless and fear based on the choices of people and sources we should trust to do right and best for us.  If we do not slow down and take note of what is taking place, we shall perish in a worst kind of way.  Beginning with leadership, a leadership with no morals and values has gradually been taking over our country, it is no longer grad

Your Daily Blessing I f we choose to remain as we, fear that change is painful, we live with fear. When the heart weeps for what is lost, the spirit laughs for what it has found.   However compassionate we are, we can never see entirely into the mind of another.   Learn to trust that part of the mind that you can't see. The subtle parts of your mind will speak to you if you keep quiet long enough to let them. - Liz Dean

You would think by now I would have accepted being tired as a normal way of life.  We all get tired this is very normal.  But you know something about being tired catches me off guard every time.  It seems I should be able to go on and do what I want and have to do do at all times but I can't.  And when I can't do anything else because I am  tired I become irritated by it. The worst state to be in with PTSD is exhausted even PTSD tires you down just fighting it off on a daily basis.  What is behind the irritation of being exhausted?  The feeling of not having control of our time and life.  The reality we do not call the shots resonates through our being reminding us of  death.  Even in our worst tired state, we still have to gear up and keep it moving. I remember when my son diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder was having a moment; he was so exhausted beyond tired.  At the time, I assumed he was physically tired but he was tired of the inner war with himself an