News from Kay ~ Your Guide for Positive Change

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With the radical changes many people have been experiencing it does make sense that some are searching for deeper meaning. It's actually quite exciting to contemplate how utter shock catalyzes growth that wouldn't otherwise happen.

As part of my study of a particular marking in the hand related to drastic change and transformation, I interviewed a retired (after 35+ years) Emergency Medical Technician. Calls ranged from a person falling out of a tree, to fatal accidents, to heart-attacks. Imagine a person operating in emergency response mode and the number of unexpected changes (a.k.a accidents) they traverse. If you've been in some sort of 'accident' you know what I'm talking about. All of life can change in a matter of 3 seconds - or less.

The paradox is that the involvement to these drastic events shows us a way to being still and present. What's the benefit of being still? Take a breath now and 'see'. And how have you used your journey through change to guide another through their change? If you feel compelled, let me know your story. Thanks!

Plot: Colossal Complexity

There is a special type of head line that is long, extends straight across the hand and terminates about ½ inch before the edge of the palm. Below, blue ink is used to highlight this head line type. Check your own hands to see if you have one. If you, or someone you know has one, ponder the following. Long Head Line

While no one marker in the hand defines a person, some characteristics can be snared in individual markings.

Richard Unger, Director of the International Institute of Hand Analysis, named this head line after the Super Computer in the science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey filmed in 1968. I remember seeing the movie in the theater, but recently watched it again to refresh the details.

HAL 9000 was born in 1992. HAL was the brain and nervous system of the Pan Am space ship that was on a secret mission traveling from Earth to Jupiter.

HAL was the central processing unit that controlled the food supply, fuel consumption, cryogenic human hibernation quarters, pod flight crafts, communications, oxygen, cooling, and everything for the whole space ship. Its job was to detect any problems and flag the errors/failures and malfunctions and to report accordingly.

HAL was highly intelligent. He was the most reliable computer ever made. He was foolproof and incapable of error. Read more....

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