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"The society which separates its scholars from its warriors, will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools."–Thucydides
Morning– (0500)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (20 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Adoration LoU.
Afternoon– (1600)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (20 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Qabalistic Holy Wash, Meditation on the Banners of East and West
Evening– (2130)
QC, Neophyte Meditation (20 Breaths), QC, LBRP, QC
Other Work:
Kheperu nu Ra and Berakah.
Morning– (0500)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (20 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Adoration
Afternoon– (1600)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (20 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Qabalistic Holy Wash, Leaving the Body
Evening– (2130)
QC, Neophyte Meditation (20 Breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Middle Pillar
Other Work:
Kheperu nu Ra and Berakah at meals. Relaxation Response for 10 minutes after Four-Fold Breath.
In recent discussions on MySpace, I have several times been presented with the high civilian death toll in Iraq. First, I should note that the Lancet Study, which posted the oft-cited civilian deaths estimate of 98,000, was debunked in October 2004.
In fact, in May of 2006–well before the Surge began–Iraq had a lower violent death rate (25.71 per 100,000) than several U. S. cities, including New Orleans (pre-Katrina) (53.1, nearly twice that in pre-surge Iraq); Washington, D. C. (45.9); Baltimore (37.7) and Atlanta (34.9). Of course, since the Surge, even those numbers have been decreased by 90%.
Is anyone willing to stand by their own testimony? Anyone? HellOOooo?
Morning– (0500)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (25 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Adoration LoU.
Afternoon– (1600)
QC, Four-Fold Breath (25 breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Qabalistic Holy Wash, Body Awareness
Evening– (2130)
QC, Neophyte Meditation (25 Breaths), QC, LBRP, QC, Tarot Meditation (Key XXVIII)
Other Work:
Kheperu nu Ra and Berakah.
I have been away from practice for some time, due to the commitments of OCS. This week I will be working back into my schedule, and hopefully next month I won’t be so completely thrown off.
Morning– (0600)
QC
Sorry I’ve been away. On 8 and 9 March, I completed my first drill of the Missouri National Guard Traditional OCS Program, Class 47. This is an 18-month program, so I have 17 drills and two summer AT sessions to go. I managed to fail my APFT with a total score of 202 (passing is actually 180), because my two-mile run time was 3 seconds too slow.
I am currently attributing this to the fact that we ran after lunch.
For next month, I have a five-minute presentation on “Why I want to Be a Leader” and a 1,000 autobiography due; I am also working on my security clearance.
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