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    Situational Gravity: Part 1 (1988-2009)
    Situational Gravity: Part 1 (1988-2009)
    Situational Gravity: Part 1 (1988-2009)
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    Situational Gravity: Part 1 (1988-2009)

    By Richard Dale Stone Taylor

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    Life versus death requires mass to spend within its ability to process resources, period.

    In the universe, any object is governed by its ability to process resources. In the Natural Universe, nothing travels faster than lightspeed. Seemingly only humans even try to endeavor to accelerate faster than its simple-momentum.

    The Causality Principle of Special Relativity is the governor of the Natural Universe. As humans we have unique ability of free-will, but like everything else, we remain tethered to a resource pool. Humankind orbits around the resource pools necessary to sustain lifestyles; it creates Situational Gravity ©.

    Situational Gravity is the marriage between the absoluteness of Causality and the probability of Human Nature. Situational Gravity really only matters to beings with free-will. Free-will creates probability and the lack thereof creates absoluteness.

    The Causality Principle is likely humanity’s greatest discovery, even more important than a cure for cancer. How difficult is the Causality Principle to understand; even Albert Einstein, its pioneer, didn’t fully understand the ramifications of his discovery.

    The biggest obstacles are internal, not external. As Einstein predicted, Lightspeed is the maximum speed limit. Everything else also has a speed limit (relative Causality), slower than lightspeed.

    Situational Gravity means everything leaves a footprint. The more-perfect truth can be discovered via coordinates; truth connects the dots. The universe is a sea of coordinates. Absolute truth is absolutely void of debt. Moreover, that which relies on debt has probably become corrupted. Lying, cheating, stealing and “by any means necessary” are forms of debt.

    Situational Gravity does not disprove the Supernatural Universe. The Causality Principle simply means we cannot measure or witness a supernatural event. Humans live in a Causality Principle dimension.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Dale Stone Taylor
    Release dateJan 16, 2015
    ISBN9781310560767
    Situational Gravity: Part 1 (1988-2009)

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      Situational Gravity - Richard Dale Stone Taylor

      Desert Turnstiles

      Sloped back in reclining chair

      The beat of blood drives you senseless

      Gotta get to her you say

      Daydreams and daisies, sparkplug and engine

      Purple flash to a night of ecstasy

      You can taste the passion

      You can envision the out-of-control occasion

      When you yell out the words that have hidden

      Words under the covers of ears that will listen

      But now you daydream, a mannequin pose

      As others talk, their words don't hit their mark

      Balmy palms

      Shade of cactus

      Cigarette and cocktail

      Memory of perfume

      Hair wet, the hand that draws it back

      Finger spells the name of your love in the sand of desert turnstiles

      A cool pool mesmerizes consciousness

      Flickering glare pulls the lids of eyes

      So blue skies die in sleep

      Only then do you weep

      Only the scorpion, the weed

      And the grand eye of God

      See the tears that fall, give the Earth something to drink

      A turtle in the distance leads her family through the desert landscape

      The sun grabs for above in its inevitable course of cycle

      Slowly, the horizon drinks in an orange glow

      Cool breeze slips past hot skin, a heart of tin

      Let a breath escape because you're drained

      Capable brain on the edge of insane

      1989

      Arcadia, CA

      Can't Hold You Back

      I can't hold you back from where you want to be

      I can't be the chain that snag and bind you

      I can only be a friend by saying goodbye

      I try to shed a tear but the truth is so clear

      People are travelers

      Some need to voyage in distant lands

      Others go slowly without itinerary

      Some don't want to leave and stay

      But worst of all some can't leave and want to

      Caught to that chain they're bound to

      Maybe one day our chartered paths will meet

      On a street in an exotic land

      On a midway voyage we didn't plan

      Or in that old familiar spot in our hometown

      Where we said goodbye

      April 1989

      Pasadena

      ...Xanadu was the rosebud in which Kubla Khan hid flowers from the light...

      Rosebud (Beauty Belongs)

      Beauty belongs to the senses

      Beheld with eyes, touch and smell

      Such is the rose in bloom

      It flowers with songs and dances

      Owned by all

      Within the rosebud

      Beauty is kept and held

      Why should the green leaves be so selfish with the prize?

      In nature, the flower is opened by the light

      There, the green leaves are not so selfish

      It is a shame humans lack enough light

      There are too many rosebuds in life

      shhh...Rosebud

      1990

      Pasadena City College

      At Any Moment of the Day

      At any moment of the day

      You can say

      Stoically

      Here I am

      This is my lot

      From here I can start

      At any moment of the day

      You can say

      Whatever has happened to this point

      Has happened

      From this moment

      I can achieve realistic goals

      At any moment of the day

      You can say

      Optimistically

      From this point

      My success begins

      And if you can say

      I am successful

      Good for you

      Your reward awaits you at the finish line

      The reward is offered just that once

      The world is filled with hares and tortoises

      1990

      Pasadena, CA

      LA Desert Warfare

      LA desert warfare

      Unholy vampire

      Seek lost empire

      Kaleidoscope of love

      Transferred to an ugly boiled pot of fire

      Orange

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