P E O P L E
Monday 14 January 2008
Since I am a discerning extrovert, I say something to many different people who I see on the sidewalks in downtown Peterborough.
What I say or do not say varies from person to person.
For example, I might say to a lady: "Pardon me. But
do you accept compliments?" And most often they say they do. And then I
give them some truthful positive compliments about them. For example,
their smile, their beautiful eyes, hair, clothing, facial features, the
love energy in their heart shining through, etc. They thank me, and I
move on. Sure made their day, eh?
There are people with motorized electric wheel chairs on
the sidewalks. And often I will ask, can I get a ride? And I smile. The
replies vary widely. Mostly positive.
And then there are the older ladies with the push
devices with four wheels, and a place to sit when they need to rest.
And I ask with a smile: "Could I borrow your vehicle for a few hours?"
They usually appreciate my humor, and sometimes stop to chat for a
short while, and then move on. Made their day too, eh?
And then there are the young people, or even a
family, with a single male and a group of females. Often I will say:
"Pardon me Sir. Have you noticed how unfair the world is? You are with
several ladies, and I have none! The world is so unfair." The reaction
usually are smiles and laughter. Good.
And then there are the strangers to Peterborough.
Their body language usually reveals them. And I will often ask: "Are
you visitors to Peterborough?" And often they will say they are, and
ask how I knew? I tell them it is written all over them. (Body language
you know.) And then I might ask if they have visited the Lift Lock, or
the Canoe Museum, etc. It is a brief friendly conversation and then
they and I move on. Nice.
One day I sat outside on the sidewalk near the curb
with two signs. One sign said: SMILE IF HAPPY! And the other sign said:
FROWN IF SAD! And guess what? Strangers were breaking into a smile. And
now and then some were breaking into a frown! Interesting.
Also at times I will print in volume my FREE HUG
COUPONS, and give them out to people on the street. The young people
love them. And often ask for more to share at school. I recall one
young teenager who saw me in a restaurant, and showed me a FREE HUG
COUPON I had given her about a year before. Nice. And then there are
some adults that think I am going to ask them for money, and I never
do. And they refuse to accept. And then there are the strange ones that
in a little while return the FREE HUG COUPONS to me as they do not
approve. To each their own.
And then there are nuts who complain to security
about my giving out the FREE HUG COUPONS. I was 24 hours away from
suing security, a business, and a shopping centre because of this. You
see the FREE HUG COUPONS has a very positive spiritual message inspired
by GOD.
One day I saw a woman crying in a corner of a
building. And I was impressed to ask her if I could treat her to a
meal. She said yes. And I did. And she later asked if I was her
Guardian Angel? GOD uses me sometimes you know. Probably uses you too
from time to time to help another.
The other day I talked with a native woman about
spiritual things. And I could see the makings of a cross on her
forehead. She then told me she was a Christian. I asked if she could
see a cross on my forehead. She could not. So I told her I was going to
pray for the cross to manifest on my forehead for her to see. I prayed.
The cross manifested. And her face was that of surprise and she could
see the cross on my forehead. Such is life.
One day when sitting outside giving out the FREE HUG
COUPONS, I could see a woman running along the curb heading for me from
my left. She stopped, leaned over, and gave me a good hug. She then
continued running away to my right. I guess you could call that a hit
and run hug?
From time to time I talk with black skin women. And
I ask if they were born in Canada? And if not, I ask if they are
telepathic with friends and relatives in their country of origin. Most
are in some form or another. In the recent contact she can know if her
friends and relatives are okay. In another contact, the woman told me
she can speak in clear thought with her loved ones in her country of
origin. I knew that.
I love to look at the eyes of young children
including babies. Some have fantastic awareness even at a very young
age. Often with the eye contact, they break into a smile. And I smile
back of course. Nice.
One day a young girl was not behaving nicely in
front of her sister and mother and father. I approached the father and
mother and showed them a photo of me and Santa Claus. And I told the
young girl that I worked for Santa. And was she a good girl? She was
skeptical till her father said: "See how big this man is? When he was
small he was an elf!" The young girl was properly impressed, and her
behavior changed to that of being very positive.
Another time I watched a mother with a 3 or 4 year
old boy that was being a terror. She held him by the hand firmly and
took him with her out of the shopping center, and across the street. I
approached them and said with a wink to her: "Can I have him if he does
not want you?" She understood, and put him into my arms. The boy child
held onto me tightly and just glared at his Mother. And I slowly backed
away. After about 30 feet, the boy reached out his arms to his Mother
and called for his Mother. As I slowly returned, I asked the Mother:
"Can I keep him?" When he reached his Mother, he held on for dear life,
was behaved, and quiet. And the Mother looked at me and mouthed: "Thank
you!" And as they crossed the street the boy child kept looking at me,
and was being well behaved.
Often a stranger can help a parent with an unruly
child. Of course you must be prudent as your intentions can be
misunderstood these days.
The panhandlers (beggars) often have their own spot
downtown. And they vary in their methods of asking for money. Some even
take a taxi from their home, or a bicycle, to reach their appointed
place on time.
The female panhandles will often go with me for a
free meal. And I learn about how they got into that situation in the
first place. Most have been the victim of abuse at home, and feel safer
on the streets. Some have become thieves on the side. And some have
sold their bodies for the necessities of life. And of course there are
those panhandles that do not like what they have to do and are seeking
ways and means of having a better life in an honest manner.
And then there are those who have recently been in
prison and now are walking free. Some are determined to become
professional criminals because the way society has treated them from
childhood onward. For example, some have been in foster homes one after
another, and have no job training. So they steal for the necessities of
life.
Over the years I have talked with many different
people. And often when I meet a person for the first time I might ask:
"Is the law corrupt?" And guess what? Almost every one tells me that
the law is corrupt! And the exceptions seem to be those people who are
well off and make use of lawyers and the legal system to their benefit!
Such is life.
So I published a book January 3, 2008, titled THE
LAW IS CORRUPT! Problems and Solutions, 148 pages, $24.95. Want a copy?
So what good did you do yesterday?
What good do you plan to do today?
GOD has given me many of the Gifts of Spirit. I do
not pry into the souls or bodies of the people I meet unless they call
me a fraud, or ask for my help. You will have to read my book: MY MAGIC SOUL - My Supernatural Adventures, $24.95, 148 pages, to know more about that.
- Pastor William