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Never Die with the Music in You



               Due to having a non-standard life  with abnormal experiences, which might be
               better known as a dysfunctional life, there are numerous misunderstood and

               unknown facts about me. I have, therefore, elected to write about my life  and these
               experiences to clarify them in people’s minds, to allow myself to finally  vent and
               then to possibly forget the details.

               To explain  the negatives and positives of my life’s journey, I have identified  the
               circumstances, events, opportunities and the individuals  involved. Hopefully, by

               expressing my thoughts, impressions, feelings  and emotions, I will  receive the
               therapeutic cleansing I desire. Naming these people, incidents and events will  be
               the reward in my journey.

               I truly believe I have been on a spiritual  journey in a human body experience. My
               life  has been like  a windshield wiper swishing  from one side to the other.

               From the earliest memories of my abnormal childhood, I have had a burning desire

               to be an individual  reasonably independent of others. Somehow, I felt I was a good
               person with a real purpose and genuine  value who did not really  need approval
               from others. I just wanted to be a good and decent person while  growing up and
               questioning life.  I have always wanted to be accepted – not necessarily popular –
               just accepted.

               While growing up, I’d say that I was a misfit. However, in many circumstances, I

               felt it was okay to be a misfit because I did not desire to fit in with the people,
               lifestyles  and foul language  used in my home and environment.  Overall, in most
               circumstances, I have had a mind that is open to almost everything,  but early on, I
               did not really  attach to anything  or anyone. I do not recall being truly loved by
               anyone until  I got married.


               I have spent many years being comfortable with the attitude that “everything and
               anything  is possible.” Others’ opinions do not offend me. I saw early on that
               progress was possible only if things changed and that I was to be the author of
               those changes.







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