Today I discovered such a beautiful song, I had to pause to share it with you dear community.
Almost a year ago, I wrote a post on someone that is not personally known to me, but who has greatly influenced my life for the better: Scott Adams.
The post “Want to Be Smarter? Listen to Scott Adams” explained how I so much appreciate having an occasional morning coffee with him while listening to his podcast to learn something new and worth assimilating.
Unfortunately, Scott’s instinct on the jab was not all there. He took at least two I believe and now has a stage 3 cancer diagnosis.
His fans have showered him with love and tears — me included — yearning to have him for at least another thrifty years dispensing knowledge and advice.
Despite his condition, Scott is committed to continue his show as long as his health allows him to.
Today I came across a BEAUTIFUL song and video that artist Akira the Don made in honor of Scott, an homage to his wisdom. I urge you all to watch it.
Here are the simple lyrics to the song, extracted from one of Scott’s shows:
“Here's the Scott formula
For happiness
You can't chase it
Don't chase it
But you can let it happen
By doing other things
That are right
So I would say
You want to spend
About 80% of your time
Chasing meaning”
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Prior to discovering I was targeted, I had a happy life. Yes, I underwent horrific things —such as a fake cancer diagnosis that forced me into a lumpectomy and six weeks of radiotherapy even though I did not have cancer. Yet, I always had the attitude, the conviction that everything happens for a good reason. Even bad things.
Everything is indeed a blessing in disguise.
Becoming targeted and traveling to Houston to work in shutting down the program has given me meaning. A purpose in life. One that fuels my desire to wake every morning and fight, fight, fight!
Pursuing meaning in life as Scott Adams attests is definitely the ultimate source of happiness.
If you have not found it yet, I urge you to look within and search for that meaning that will bring you the happiness that seems to be elusive at times.
Enjoy!
Thanks Ana T. For almost 50 years I did not know what the hell I was here for but now I do and it's the same as yours to do the right thing to fight this evil greatest evil ever known to man people behind the curtain that run it that implemented it that exposed us to it. Well I do not have a position of power like you do I do my best which is probably not good enough but better than nothing.. sincerely D Nelson Ortega Neale AKA The Generals great grandson and Sikull Memukod aka The Targeted 🎯 individual 🪽
Ana, the message of your article is really beautiful. It reminded me an old book in my library that I read many years ago: Man’s search for meaning written by Viktor E. Frankl, an Holocaust survivor.
“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.”