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Introduction
I want to talk about something that happened recently involving a mirror.
Not a physical mirror—but something that felt like one.
A reflection of energy. Alignment. Cause and effect.
And it didn’t start at church.
It started on Hudson Street.
Hudson Street and Letting Energy Go
There have been several times where I’ve gone down Hudson Street in Pascagoula and made a point to release energy.
Not good energy.
Bad energy.
Frustration. Anger. Blame.
One of the things I’ve been holding onto is resentment toward a doctor who convinced me to start T. I’ve tied a lot of my problems back to that decision.
So I put something out there.
I said—out loud, into the world—that I wanted her to be inconvenienced.
Flat tires. On every vehicle she ever owns.
That’s what I sent out.
When It Came Back
The next day, I had to put air in one of my tires.
Didn’t think much of it.
Then a little time goes by—and I get a full flat.
So I swap it out for the spare.
Next morning?
The spare is flat too.
That’s when it hit me.
Not in a dramatic way. Not like some big voice from the sky.
Just a realization:
That energy didn’t go where I sent it.
It came back to me.
Going to the Church
This all led me to the church on Easter Eve.
I needed to talk about it.
Jimmy was there. Gene was there. And Eli was standing out on the porch—the only kid there.
I explained everything. The energy. The tires. What I had said.
Gene told me to read 1 Corinthians 5:5.
And while we were standing there talking, something else clicked.
The Mirror
Eli being the only child there stood out to me.
Not just because he was there—but because of everything else connected to that name in my life.
There’s an Eli in Nigeria that I’ve been connected to.
There’s Eli, son of my Thought Bullet, wife of the Saturn Time Cube.
And now here’s this Eli, standing in front of me, in that exact moment.
Different people.
Same name.
Same presence.
That’s when I felt it.
Like I was looking into something—not a literal mirror—but a reflection of alignment.
I don’t have the answer for what it means.
But I do feel like I’m positioning myself to understand it.
Easter and Standing Still
The next day—Easter—I went back.
They had Dr. Oliver Cagle speaking.
At some point, I repeated a prayer to give my life to Jesus Christ.
They wanted me to go up to the altar.
And I didn’t.
Not because I was resisting.
But because I didn’t feel like I was supposed to move.
I felt like I was exactly where I needed to be.
Standing still.
Holding position.
Letting whatever alignment was happening… happen naturally.
When the Mirror Moves
After that, I wanted to find Eli.
Not for anything deep—just to acknowledge it. Like a silent “you see this too?” kind of moment.
But he was gone.
Nowhere to be found.
So I stepped outside and started talking to a guy out there.
We talked for maybe 15–20 minutes.
Then I finally asked his name.
Donald.
That hit immediately.
My mom’s deceased husband was also named Donal, less the ending d.
Then he mentioned that his birthday was just a few days away from my mom’s, and they were born the same year.
And he was a veteran.
Just like my dad.
Filling the Space
That’s when I realized something.
I didn’t get the moment with Eli.
But something still filled the space.
It didn’t leave a gap.
It didn’t break the pattern.
It continued it.
Different name.
Different person.
Same alignment.
What I Took From It
I don’t fully understand what all of this means.
I’m not going to pretend that I do.
But I know what I experienced:
- I put negative energy out → it came back
- I went looking for understanding → I found reflection
- I expected one connection → another one showed up
That’s the part I can’t ignore.
Final Thought
If this is a system, a simulation, or something we don’t have the language for yet…
Then it responds.
Not always the way you expect.
But it responds.
And what you put into it matters.
Sometimes the mirror shows you exactly what you sent out.
Other times, it shows you something you didn’t expect—but needed to see.
Either way, it reflects.
So be careful what you send into it.
And pay attention to what comes back.


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