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Haunted River Ghost Tours

By John Linn

Toast With a Different Sort of Spirit

Your usual run-ins with apparitions along Riverfront have to do with Ghosts of Drunken Nights Past - which are not really ghosts so much as pangs of guilt. For a much needed injection of honest-to-goodness ectoplasm in your life, check out the River House Ghost Tours, going down every Sunday night at 7:30 at the Historic Stranahan House Museum. The spiritual journey will give you an historic perspective on old-time Fort Lauderdale, specifically the domestic life of one of our earliest captains of industry, Frank Stranahan. The tour starts in Stranahan's abode, where, using dousing rods and listening to EVPs on tape (electronic voice phenomena), you might just channel the spirit of ol' Frank, who offed himself in the historic building during the height of the Great Depression (there were apparently no sky scrapers to hurl oneself from back in those days). After communing with the deceased Stranahans, you'll get shuffled aboard a river boat and ferried to the other side, where you'll hear tale of more of Fort Lauderdale's greatest ghosts, including one who haunts the Downtowner Saloon to this very day.

Bring an extra pair of undies (and $20) to 335 SE 6th Ave. in Fort Lauderdale. You must reserve your spot in advance by phoning 954-524-4736.

I myself grew up in FT.Lauderdale,and had tons of paranormal activity there as a kid,thats why I just write about ghosts,and not hunt them.To learn more about my encounter go to this blogs achive to some of the first stories I wrote.Only this last paragraph was writen by me,the rest by John Lin at www.browardpalmbeach.com

Paranormal enthusiasts investigate ghost reports


Some normal Bell County folks say they are dead serious about investigating the paranormal. These mothers, students and working people known as Central Texas Ghost Hunters are adamant they are nothing like the TV shows, or movies, or those repetitive song lyrics, “Who you gonna call?”

Their mission: build a ghost database akin to what police do with criminals and their fingerprints.

“This is paranormal research. This is not thrill seekers. This is not like a ghost hunting tour, like you go and people take you out to cemeteries. We don’t do anything like that,” said Brandy Runyan, 30, founder and team leader. “We are legitimate. We are legal. We don’t trespass. We’re registered with the state of Texas. We’re an unincorporated non-profit.”

Founded in January by Ms. Runyan, a mom and freelance writer, Central Texas Ghost Hunters now has about 15 members.

The group notifies local police before they set up shop at a suspected haunted building. They work in pairs to ensure the integrity of their research. And their staff includes trained medical and security members.

The Central Texas group has bitten off a question that has bedeviled man throughout history: Do ghosts exist? And if so, what are they?

At least one scientist remains convinced there is no proof of ghosts.

Benjamin Radford, a scientific paranormal investigator and managing editor for Skeptical Inquirer magazine, wrote in 2008 that ghost hunting is “about having fun with friends, telling ghost stories, and the enjoyment of pretending you are searching the edge of the unknown.”

Radford wrote, “Virtually all ghost hunter groups claim to be scientific, and most give that appearance because they use high-tech scientific equipment such as Geiger counters, electromagnetic field (EMF) detectors, ion detectors, and infrared cameras. Yet the equipment is only as scientific as the person using it; you may own the world’s most sophisticated thermometer, but if you are using it as a barometer, your measurements are worthless. Just as using a calculator doesn’t make you a mathematician, using a scientific instrument doesn’t make you a scientist.”

Here in Temple, the Rev. Tom Chamberlain, pastor at Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, said Catholic belief that souls either go to heaven, hell or purgatory hasn’t changed. However, he said there are some unexplained “things” out there and he has no problem with scientific research. But Chamberlain does not condone such things as seances and trying to interact with the dead.

The Central Texas Ghost Hunters say they are building their body of evidence on audio and video recordings. When they investigate a house or other building they sometimes ask questions to see what’s out there. Playing back the audio through special software that takes out background noises, Ms. Runyan and project manager Veronica Perez say they’ve heard some funny and spooky stuff that can’t be heard with the naked human ear. Stuff such as voices that have insulted team members, asked them for help and giggled.

What’s the scariest? Probably the organ music recorded at a chapel inside Yorktown Memorial Hospital.

“I got goose bumps when I heard it,” said Ms. Perez, a 34-year-old stay-at-home mom.

The hospital, which is about 70 miles southeast of San Antonio, has attracted lots of attention. Closed for about 20 years, at one time it was a drug rehab center. The property owner courts, and charges for, overnight guests looking for ghosts.

Caretaker Mike Hanson said the Central Texas Ghost Hunters stood out.

“They were a pretty private group. They were real professional,” Hanson said. “They had a team clear the building. They were probably more prepared than any group I’ve ever seen.”

Hanson said that absolutely the 50-year-old hospital is haunted.

“I know for a fact there is a lot of ghosts here,” Hanson said. “I’ve seen just black objects, like the size of a German shepherd. I’ve seen a guy standing in front of the chapel. I’ve seen red eyes twice. There’s a door at the front that goes up to a stairwell that we hear rapping on the glass nightly. You can turn off the lights, stand by the nurse’s station … and you’ll see people walking around.”

After Central Texas Ghost Hunters finishes reviewing its overnight stay in Yorktown, it plans to post the results on the Web.

Looking ahead, Central Texas Ghost Hunters has teamed with Horny Toad Harley Davidson in Temple for a motorcycle ride on Sept. 12. The group wants to erase the stigma haunting ghost hunters by chalking up some positive exposure.

Team members also plan to build a Habitat for Humanity home.

Ms. Runyan said the group hopes to maintain a “high degree of professionalism upholding best practices and the release of evidence only after exhaustive review to eliminate logical and natural causes.”

On the Web at: www.ctgh.org Thanks to www.tdtnews.com for the story by Fred Afflerbach

Ghost Hunters Recap Essex County Penitentiary



First off, heads up – there will be no recap next week as I will be just outside of Nashville, TN on my way to Orlando to do some ghost hunting….in the Haunted Mansion. I hear it's easy pickings in there.

Secondly, and this is admittedly a little bit on the nitpicking side, but I watched an old episode of Ghost Hunters from Season Two. It was the Lizzie Borden episode. I'm going to visit the Lizzie Borden bed and breakfast on my Salem trip in a few weeks and I wanted to see some the claims, plus this is one episode I had never seen before. I was glad I did. Check this out…around the 5:50 mark.



For those of you who don't want to bother with a youtube clip, they don't find anything. Steve then declares any place with a gift shop can not be haunted to which Grant enthusiastically agrees. I'd be willing to bet my 401K that there's a gift shop in the Spalding Inn, yet Jason and Grant declared it haunted and even had the GHI crew come in and do the same. Just saying.

I will, however, denote that the prices for an Inn in the mountains of New Hampshire…not too bad.

This week on Ghost Hunters
We get a Destination Truth crossover – it couldn't be because Destination Truth starts new episodes tonight after about eight months, can it? Hmm…TAPS returns to Essex County where I had guessed the Halloween episode would take place. They have Josh Gates with them. Ladies and gentlemen, this is basically your Halloween episode. Steve and Tango spot "death from above." Translated: Steve and Tango see bats. Since we have a visitor maybe someone other than Jason and Grant will see something this week.

The Investigation
They're doing the prison today. Apparently, they did the hospital before. Steve tells us that the footing is loose in there. Thanks Steve. You can be silent until the next episode now. Somehow I don't feel like I'll be that lucky. Britt is here as well as Jason and Grant's "close friend" Josh Gates. Has Jason and Grant ever introduce someone that wasn't their "close friend?" The girls seem pretty happy about this. Kris talks about never having investigated with Josh before. The GHI crew has. Neener, neener, neener. Josh has not changed clothes since the Halloween special last year.

Josh tells us that they use a lot of the same techniques on Destination Truth that Jason and Grant do. He's right. Jason and Grant also stay somewhere just long enough to get interesting evidence before deciding to leave instead of actually investigate. I want to love DT, but it's just so frustrating.

The pecking order has been established. There will be no rookie hazing for Josh – he gets to move to the front of the class immediately. Robert is our guide. Deaths, suicides, hangings….the usual. They have reports of shadow figures. I think maybe they are seeing the guys who painted all the graffiti. Steve tries to show off by talking. I think he is angling for a guest shot on DT. Don't fall for it, Josh. I eagerly anticipate the day Steve follows in his heroes footsteps and puts out a book – FOR ME TO POOP ON! I know, it's not mine, but I'll take it. There are tunnels – aren't there always? Lots of footsteps. This is a good thing as that's a specialty of Jason and Grant. They will break out the K-II faster than you can say "EVP."

Josh is terrified. He has faced off with sasquatch, mythical beasts and flown in planes that have no business flying and an empty prison scares the pee out of him. I heard a rumor that Jason and Grant appear on DT tonight, which doesn't make me too sad that I forgot to record it.

Alpha Team is in the main building with Josh because when you have eight team members, it makes so much sense to split into a team of three. Josh brings the funny by trying to get the ghost to push Grant. He fits right in as he sees a ghost immediately. Score a commercial break for Josh.

There is a big ‘K' painted over the doorway of the hallway Josh is looking down. Probably to denote that this is the hallway Josh is supposed to see someone in. They actually decide to investigate since Josh is here and all. Of course they get nothing. Grant holds onto the K-II like its an extension of his manhood. He holds it more gently than he would hold his kids. Josh now sees something on the thermal, which he explains he knows what he is talking about because he uses the thermal all the time. This is true.

Kris is by herself because Jason and Grant just HAD to have Josh on their team, leaving Kris the odd ghost hunter out. She is wearing the headcam because Jason and Grant were worried that she was more attractive than they were. Grant tries to justify why sending someone alone with the headcam down a hallway is ideal – even though they've never done it in a hallway before. I guess Britt lucked out. He must have given Jason some money. One of Grant's reasons for sending Kris alone is that it's constrictive in the tunnels and lends itself towards a single person. I guess we're not taking into account the cameraman that's filming Kris? Kris calls upon the powers of Alpha Team and starts asking for knocks. The worst part of the headcam is that she has to wear a fanny pack. She realizes this and starts cussing. Oh, she's cussing because she thinks something is walking towards her. She is getting the knocks she asked for. She does say that some of the sounds were water dripping.

Clown Team is in the warden's house. I'm betting this is where they see the bats. They start in the attic….sounds. To their credit they think it could be a bat. Something happens and they take off, dropping equipment behind them. That's good enough for…

COMMERCIALS. They run a commercial for "Horror Nights" at Universal on Halloween night. No Live Ghost Hunt commercial which pretty much guarantees it ain't happening.

We get a repeat of Clown Team running like hillbillies from a bathtub and then admitting they didn't even see anything. They just got spooked. At least Tango admits it. Steve says an animal lunged at him. Steve talks…I phase him out.

Really Alpha Team is in the West Wing. There's a joke in there someone. They hear a faucet running and say there can't be water running because there is no water in the building. According to the thermal, there is heat coming out of a doorway. Jason see something moving down a hall past a door. Grant also saw something. Are we surprised by this?

Team California are in the Guard's locker room. I don't know who this Phantom guy is, but I think he must live in the building. He's got about every room tagged. Britt heard something in the room, but there's nothing there. Amy thinks it might be an animal. They start asking for knocks. There must have been a pow wow before the investigation to get the most knocks in an investigation in history. They say they are hearing knocks, but I don't hear any knocks even with the music not playing. They keep asking for knocks. Britt is skeptical about the knocks.

Clown Team and Josh are back in the main building so Josh can show them where he saw the person early. Josh obviously doesn't watch the show if he thinks Clown Team is going to actually investigate. And as I suspected, Tango finds a cup that is conveniently just laying around so he run it against the bars. Steve tries to act like he knows how to ghost hunt by talking about a high EMF reading. Is this going to be one of the shows where they have no evidence but declare it haunted on their gut feeling? Steve is really hung up on the EMF thing. They move to the Fourth Floor. There is some sort of noise on the other side of a fence which feeds Josh his line so we can get to….

It almost sounds like a dog barking in the distance. Steve says that they start hearing all sorts of things at once. Maybe it's that black dude who was walking randomly around Fort Delaware last Halloween? Then they say it sound mechanical which is impossible because there is no power in the building, but they are somehow all using mechanical equipment and being filmed with more mechanical equipment. Now they hear footsteps. Josh is leading the way and it's funny because Clown Team is bunched up behind him. Steve actually tells the ghosts to stop making the noises, which seems counterproductive because they spent the entirety of every episode trying to get ghosts to make noises. Now ghosts are making noises and they have no clue what to do. Is it possible that this is the worst ghost hunting team in the country? No, they're not. Bottom 50 – maybe. Steve says that he can't call it paranormal because he can't see what's making the sounds. Isn't that kind of what paranormal is?

Team California are in the Warden's House. Man, this place has some major paint peeling. Amy says she likes that Britt brings new equipment because she hates the K-II. Okay, I paraphrased, but I think that's probably what she meant. They start up an EVP session which gets them a flash of light from outside the window.

Team California tries to debunk by sending Amy outside with a flashlight to see if recreates the light. Britt says it's not the same but close enough to not count it as paranormal. They call it a night.

Josh makes it a point to denote that he wanted the chance to investigate with Kris. I'm sure it's because of her ghost hunting abilities, right buddy? Ever the gentleman, Josh invites Kris into the dark, spooky, haunted Warden's house first. Josh it's dark, you can't check out the booty without being noticed. Kris has come a long way from the dorky headcam. Josh wants to sit on the floor with Kris and do an EVP session – which he never did with the guys. Just an observation. Kris goes into "brat" mode and Josh earns me watching DT at least once this round by calling her out on it. It's funny that Josh tells the camera that Kris really puts her personality into the EVP session. Then they cut to her acting like a bitch. If she talked to me that way, I'd head out the door. Josh tries to reason with the ghost by telling the ghost that this is the only shot the ghost has to talk – ever! He starts cussing because that's what Kris brings out in him.

Josh says he had a good time while we get an unusual number of shot of just Kris wrapping up.

The Analysis
Steve says he is excited about doing the evidence because…he really doesn't review the evidence, folks. Steve sees the thermal hit that Josh saw early on. It looks like someone walking behind a machine or something. Steve notices that Team California hears loud sounds, then has Tango hear a sound that we're not cool enough to listen to.


The Reveal

Hmmm. I really thought we would get Josh at the reveal, but it's just the normal two. Grant says Kris heard footsteps in the tunnel, but has no evidence to back it up. They also talk about them all seeing shadows, but have no evidence to back it up. Josh saw a figure, but they have no evidence to back it up. Are you seeing a pattern here? Wow, they're actually using Steve telling the ghosts to shut up as part of their evidence. They didn't even play the noises back on tape. I'd like to use the word ridonkulous here. I don't even know what that word means, but I am pretty sure it applies. They play the bangs that Team California heard a couple of times. The big payoff sound is just a clicking sound. They say that no one was in the area all night, the recorder was just there all night. The camera apparently caught nothing.

Status: Not Haunted, but they want to investigate it some more.

Cartalk. I've noticed when they're in the car for cartalk, they're both wearing jackets that are zipped up or that are only showing black. I wonder how many of these cars scenes they record at once. They both name drop Josh.

Assumed fistbump.

Overall:
I have to admit that I am really surprised they didn't call this place haunted. With Josh on the scene and them about to do a crossover intoDT, I didn't think there was anyway this wasn't going to be haunted. I was ready to rip them a new one for calling it haunted based on circumstantial evidence and experiences, but they didn't so good for them. Josh's personality certainly helped mix things up from the norm a bit. It's always nice to see them get away from their non-negotiable teams. I could do without bratty Kris. It doesn't seem natural for her and it really doesn't come off well on TV. I don't know that attempting to provoke should be your style of EVP as opposed to something you can fall back on if necessary. I did like Josh's explaining to the ghost that this is their only time to talk – even if he was emulating Kris's bratty nature when he was doing it. By the way, Amy is a MUCH better investigator with Britt than she is with Kris. For those of you who always defend Steve – I'm sorry for you.

Thank you to Ron Martin at www.411mania.com for the recap story

Ghost Town on the Gulf


Once there was a town on the Texas Gulf Coast, which during its hey-day— which lasted barely a half-century from start to finish—rivaled Galveston, a hundred and fifty miles east. It started as a stretch of beach along Matagorda Bay, called Indian Point, some miles to the north, selected for no other reason than it was not Galveston by a German nobleman with plans to settle a large colony of German immigrants. Prince Karl Solms-Braunfels was a leading light of what was called the Mainzer Adelsverein; a company of well-meaning nobles whose ambitions exceeded their business sense by a factor of at least three to one. They had secured— or thought they had secured — a large tract of land between the Llano and Colorado rivers approximately a hundred miles west of Austin, but the truth of it was, all they had secured was the right to induce people to come and settle on it. If they recruited so many settlers to come and settle, and farm so many acres, the backers of the Adelsverein would profit through being entitled to so many acres per settler for themselves.

That this tract of land was unfit for traditional farming, was the traditional hunting grounds of the Comanche and Apache tribes (peoples not generally noted in the 19thcentury for devotion to multi-cultural tolerance and desire to live in peace with their neighbors) seems to have struck Prince Karl as a mere bagatelle, an afterthought, a petty little detail that other people would take care of. The Adelsverein would earn a tidy profit by inducing people to settle on such lands as they held a license for… so no fair for other entrepreneurs to poach their immigrants, as they passed through the fleshpots of Galveston. With a fair bit of the old Teutonic spirit of organization, Prince Karl decided that the Adelsverein settlers, who had signed contracts, and sailed on Adelsverein chartered-ships would not be contaminated by crass mercantile interests or distractions. He felt it best for those recruited settlers to come straight off trans-Atlantic transport, through a port of his choosing, comfortably close to the most direct route north, and the way-station he had himself established to feed settlers into the Adelsverein land grant. So it was, that his choice fell on Indian Point, soon to be christened “Karlshaven”.

Three years later, it was called Indianola, the major deep-water port and entry-point for thousands of European immigrants to Texas, as well as a couple of shipments of camels – which is another story entirely. Indianola had become the major port for supplying, among other concerns, the US Army in the West. A great road, called the Cart Road supplied the interior mercantile needs of two nations, running northerly towards San Antonio, and southerly crossing through the contentious border area, to Chihuahua, Mexico. By the mid 1850s, the town relocated to a location slightly lower in elevation, but one which would let it take advantage of deeper water… and a navigation route which would favor major maritime traffic. The Morgan Lines established regular service to Indianola, which boasted two long wharves, with the Morgan ticket-office at the very end of one of them. It was called the “Queen City of the West”, shipping— among other things— rice to Europe, and in the post-Civil War cattle glut, and experimented with shipping refrigerated beef and canned oysters. For a few decades, Indianola gave Galveston and New Orleans a run for the money. It changed hands a couple of times during the Civil War, when life turned out to be a lot more interesting than most inhabitants of Texas had bargained for. Upon the end of that unpleasantness, Indianola looked fair to taking a rightful place in the list of great ports of the world.

But in September of 1875 – September being a fateful month in those parts – a great hurricane slammed Indianola. Its’ low-laying situation left it vulnerable to storm surge, both from the Gulf and from the deep bayou in back of town. Still, there were enough left. It was a fine deep-water port and a good strategic location; not something to be casually abandoned; so the city stalwarts rebuilt in the spirit of optimism. To no avail – eleven years later, Indianola was slammed again. To add to the horror of it all, an upset oil lamp set fire to the structure it was in. At the height of the hurricane several of the survivors taking shelter in that building were burned to death, and several nearby structures also burned. The rebuilt town was obliterated; the remnants of those long docks built for the Morgan Lines are still lying at the bottom of the bay. The city fathers sadly accepted the inevitable, moving their various commercial establishments inland to Port Lavaca, to Cuero and Victoria and farther inland. There is hardly anything of the site left above water today; mostly holiday homes built on tall stilts along the shore where it was, but otherwise it is mostly monuments and relics, bottles and doll heads, doorknobs and Minie balls, sad tattered reminders of what was once the Queen City of the West. Galveston inherited that place, with queenly grace; but only for a couple of decades, until that city itself took the full force of a devastating hurricane in 1900.

(Indianola figures in Adelsverein – The Gathering as a desolate and disease-ridden camp on the deserted shore where the Becker and Richter families camp for weeks, awaiting transportation to the lands they have been promised. In the final volumeAdelsverein – The Harvesting it is where they come after the end of the Civil War, to purchase stock for a general store – and from where – having become prosperous in cattle-ranching – they depart on a visit back to Germany, just beffore the fatal first

Thank you to historical-fiction.thedeepening.com for the story

Ghostly encounters

A female announcer fainted on the spot where the radio serial “Ghostly Legends of the Country” was recorded.

She lost consciousness because she was scared to death when she listened to the climax of a ghostly legend from the radio series. Many people shivered while listening to the show, or even when they heard its musical backdrop, Claude Debussy’s “En Bateau.”

The serial was first broadcast in May 1966. It inspired the movie world to produce “Public Cemetery in the Moonlight,” which was acclaimed to be “a model film that features a female Korean ghost.”

In 1968, a film under the title “Ghostly Legends of the Country,” directed by Chang Il-ho, was released.

The popularity of the radio drama owed a lot to the ghostly voice of narrator Yoo Ki-hyeon.

He used to say, “In a remote mountainous area of Gangwon Province, there lived an ill-natured mother-in-law and a beautiful daughter-in-law .?.?. in the end, the heavens moved and gave her a blessing.”

A group of old people from the countryside once came to the broadcasting station to see Yoo. When they encountered a man in his 30s, they didn’t believe he was the famous Yoo. So they angrily demanded the “real Yoo Ki-hyeon.”

When Yoo was recording the last episode of the show in October 1978, he couldn’t control himself and actually burst into tears, revealing that he had terminal breast cancer.

Yoo was awarded the Grand Radio Broadcasting Prize that year, but he died soon afterward. The radio serial established a record as the longest-running drama, with 4,408 episodes.

But it repeated similar stories toward the end of its run, its creative resources exhausted. As the audience repeatedly heard stories about the dragon finally ascending to heaven, they scoffed that heaven was quickly running out of space.

In 1977, a television station started a similar serial, which was called “Home of Legends.”

The most successful episode was “Deogdae-gol.” Viewers shuddered in terror when a character in one of the episodes screamed, “Give my leg back!”

A deogdae-gol is a type of burial ground where the bodies are placed on a board and covered with a straw mat. In this episode, a woman who received advice that her sick husband should consume human flesh to cure his disease visits a deogdae-gol to cut up the body of a man who passed away recently. While the woman is running, holding the man’s leg in the rain, his body rises up behind her and chases her, screaming and leaping on one leg. That scene gave many viewers the creeps. It is said that the film is similar to “Han,” directed by Yoo Hyeon-mok, who passed away in June 2009. But that is difficult to verify since Yoo Hyeon-mok’s film is lost.

It is also said that “visual ghosts” on television are not as frightening as those on the radio that stimulate the imagination of listeners. They also say that black and white ghosts are more terrifying than today’s technicolor ones. Television stations aired Home of Legends again this summer - too bad it wasn’t as thrilling and scary the second time around.

The writer is a columnist on culture.

By Lee Sang-kook at joongangdaily.joins.com

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Daily Guides for November 23, 2009

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Abraham-Hicks Quote for Today: Those that we see who are living long lives don't do so without powerful intent that keeps drawing. In other words, what continues the motion forward itself is the continuing setting forth of the new intent that draws life through. In fact, intending for long life assures that you must be leading the parade; people don't start diminishing their life until they stop leading and start falling back into the ranks of the parade, tryin… Continue

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Daily Guides for November 23, 2009

Daily Guides for November 23, 2009
Abraham-Hicks Quote for Today: Those that we see who are living long lives don't do so without powerful intent that keeps drawing. In other words, what continues the motion forward itself is the continuing setting forth of the new intent that draws life through. In fact, intending for long life assures that you must be leading the parade; people don't start diminishing their life until they stop leading and start falling back into the ranks of the parade, tryin… Continue

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Daily Guides for Nov 14 2009

Abraham-Hicks Quote for Today: Your emotion, your indicator of vibration, is indicating the ratio between your currently focused desire and any other belief or thought that you hold about same. When you feel negative emotion, anger about something, or fear... the name of the emotion does not matter, it always means that there is a desire within you that, in this moment, you are contradicting with some other thought. Your emotions are always about your relationship with your own desire, and nothi… Continue

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Abraham-Hicks Quote for Today: People say. "If I'm always setting goals and reaching for the future, then am I not squandering my now?" And we say if in your now you're using a future event to make you feel good, you are still feeling good in your now. And that's the best use of now that you could ever find.


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