push happens

perhaps not exactly as the movie portrayed it, but influencing the way people think and perceive the world is as real and part of life as the sun rising in spite of the latest (or anything) the sci-fi or science or any tv channel or education or philosophy or holy word might suggest, from the subliminal surface of the advertising industry to the chemically indusced influences of modern medicine and the pharmaceutical industry to the fear-induced traumatic influences of the military industrial complex and police governments to any of a dozen other known and unknown influences all around us (not to mention sun spots and cosmic rays or as some might suggest, the stars), the madness of believing we have no control over anything is as ridiculous as believing we have control over everything, but you'd only know that if you open your mind and let everything in (which means overcoming fear and letting go ... oh oh oh, ho, ho, ho, ya know, ya know, ya know?... m'ok)...

rise and shine, sleepy heads, your minds are ready even if you are not...

narf :)