"Good Morning Janet" I heard as I opened my eyes today, my brain replied in no uncertain terms: "832966167" and I was off to the races. "What shall I do today?" 832966167. "I'm going to make a pot of tea." 832966167. I counted my steps, then the stairs, 8, 3, 2, 9, 6, 6, 1, 6, 7. I've learned how not to panic when that happens. Laughing with neuro-typical people, even my family members, who think that is such a victory of mine . . .
It's not a victory, it's a process. It has always been a process. I'm just faster now. 5 numbers is a zip code, 7-10 a phone number, lottery numbers are obvious. I slid myself through every other numeric possibility I've patterned in my brain until I was at the end, my numerology, which isn't real Numerology. I made my "numberology" up, it was faster.
Counting on my fingers, that's 48, that's 12, that's two 6's. Two 6's, I stop, right there. Two 6's means I will not understand that number without someone else. So, here's the secret, speeding the process, I sent energy to the other soul being tormented by 832966167, whatever that torment be, I sent strength acknowledging the fine line I know between genius and madness, I gave a nod to all the things I cannot logically understand and . . .
Then I took a deep cleansing breath. I said to myself "Carry On." I waited for my brain's reply
and it was silent. I glanced skyward, chuckled with the forces I no longer question, mostly because I can't, poured myself a cup of tea and sat down to write this, to "carry on" . . . tippety typin'.
Counting on my fingers, that's 48, that's 12, that's two 6's. Two 6's, I stop, right there. Two 6's means I will not understand that number without someone else. So, here's the secret, speeding the process, I sent energy to the other soul being tormented by 832966167, whatever that torment be, I sent strength acknowledging the fine line I know between genius and madness, I gave a nod to all the things I cannot logically understand and . . .
Then I took a deep cleansing breath. I said to myself "Carry On." I waited for my brain's reply
and it was silent. I glanced skyward, chuckled with the forces I no longer question, mostly because I can't, poured myself a cup of tea and sat down to write this, to "carry on" . . . tippety typin'.