CORNER MARKET WITH RICH FIELD

 For valid appreciation of a rich culture of heroes see the works of Thomas Carlyle - friend of Emerson. and a literate Scotsman.   Learn to be your own hero.  Trust your purpose.  For the valid cultural enrichment of heroes, see the works of Thomas Carlyle- highly regarded in this time but banished from education in modern times.     Make sure your heroes are congruent with your higher purpose.  Reject mere media puppets who have an agenda. /We can learn from the succssful but put your own greater purpose before any pundit- - I don't care how brilliant they are.  I know skilled minds when I study them but experience shows me to use restraint.    An experience of displacing my own accomplishments and projecting superiority onto a rock star. showed me where I went wrong back in the day when a young man became  renowned by performing with The Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane in the heyday of the Fillmore at San Francisco. Since I had no fame and he discovered that I had worked wi

    I knew every bend in  the pine tree and why it had that bend to grow around the trailer hitch of the 19950s trailer.  I knew every rock in the bay that would support a man with a pail for water.  The dock posts had been cut and installed by my father and I.  In the distant cove, I remembered finding the round tipi rings of the previous settlers.  Flinted arrow heads on the high cliff over the rolling bay.   Kinickiknick on soil that was richer where my parents had tossed their coffee grounds.   Thoughts of where I could get the $5 million required to gain the property again and pass it along led me to a life coach.  He said to leave a legacy would be something for me of reflect upon for the answer.  Which I did.  Reflection said I would never make the $5 milliion.  The legacy would be something to live rather than leave. Descended kindred would need to have emories of the gumption and kind nature of their great-grandparents.  They would need to learn principles to gain such success

ANCIENT WAYS TO NEW THOUGHT    This may be the most relatable e-book for my Christian relatives and friends.  Even those without a particularly BiBlical background will have a sense of intuition about the presence of Divine Majesty in our culture.   What follows here is an analysis of how ancient ways of the ancestors developed into the most wise formulation of our background in faith.  Experiential,intuitive, practical and theoretical. Since this book is an appreciation to my kindred, I will offer some respectful metaphyscial biography in the first part of this section. My grandmother, Nellie Manassas Rinke (1904 - 2001) was about 7 when her family moved from Mississippi to Montana.  Her father was Julius Caeser Augustus Rinke born in Westhphalia (Germany) in 1860.  Her mother was Ruth O'neil of Scots-Irish descent.    Many of you have the photo of the pioneer homesteading family at Round Butte with two Conestoga  wagons and the family of three adults and four children posed in fr