Be Careful What you Wish For

[Ming the Merciful]

 
Dtris, if you survive this thing, please let us know how much weight you lose, if any.  (It would be quite ironic if the answer is "none.')

Actually, the real thing I want to say is this.  Now that you feel your wishes and your outcomes have some fair degree of alignment, perhaps you can now more effectively use this in the affirmative, rather than for accidentally negative outcomes?  Maybe you could now become a saint and be a deep source of love and healing for those around, for example?  I don't know what your spiritual ambitions are, but maybe this experience will help propel you in those directions?  But please remember, do be careful what you wish for.
  

Rumors of my demise have been much exaggerated.

I don't know if I will ever be a saint, but hopefully I can align my reality in a way that spreads love and light even a little bit. I also doubt this lesson will be forgotten anytime soon.

As to weight lose, I have certainly lost a lot, won't know how much until I get somewhere with a scale though.

Dtris there is only one thing to say. Be your own man. When a person is totally free, he shows no accountability of anyone, (only to yourself). Apologize to nobody, (unless you have done anything to offend them). If anyone absolutely believes in the principles of the "Law of One", then they have no case for prejudgement or judgement. I will not cast the first stone, because that is not my right. The Law of One only exists because people are in agreement over Philosophical idealism, and we are all still strangers here. Become free in acknowledging that only you can make the final judgement.

And set yourself free.