March 9 Pancake Marathon
- Mar 9
- 10 min read
Updated: Mar 9
The Set Aside Prayer (or lay aside prayer): Dear God, please set aside everything I think I know About myself, this book, my disease, these steps, and especially about you dear God so that I might have an open mind And a new experience with all these things. Please help me to see the truth.
Pancake Marathon
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As I come to this life, as it is then the love that I will have to give; for they are both: life and love.
As I can: as all can, all themselves “why is life happening life this,” as I have come to know that it is new that is life and in that I am live; it is that simple.
It's as simple as I wasn't by my willingness to have it at the level of what will be as how I can leave it better then I found it, to the simple point of it being is that is already what it is; as to the fact of the matter being is that I can bring to the table that it is more than what it can be: for it's what I make it.
To the fact that it's happening from the starting pivot of how I can be: to be our not to be; for it is how I will see it, from what is to “meeting those where they are at/” as well as “love they neighbor as yourself.”
To then have to face the fact of, “energy can be destroyed and it just changes form.”
PM with Gemini
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Shortened
Life and love are inseparable. Life is new and ever-changing. We can improve the world around us. It's up to us to see the good in others and love them. Energy is constant, it only changes forms.
Rephrased
Life and love are inseparable; they exist together. Life is a constant renewal, and living means embracing the ever-present now.
Life's simplicity lies in accepting what is and striving to leave the world better than we found it. We shape our reality; it's more than what it can be because of what we contribute.
The starting point is our existence; we have the power to choose how we perceive the world. We encounter others where they are and extend love to them, as we love ourselves.
We are then confronted with the reality that energy is never destroyed; it merely transforms.
Elaborate
Life and love are intertwined; one begets the other. As I navigate this existence, love is what I'm compelled to share, for they both exist together - life and love.
I, like anyone else, question the nature of life and its experiences. I've come to understand that life is a constant renewal, and in that, I find my own vitality. It's a simple truth.
My willingness to engage with life on its own terms and leave it improved is key. The reality is that life simply is what it is. I can enhance what's presented because I have the power to shape my reality.
My approach to life determines my existence. I choose how I perceive it, from embracing what is to connecting with others where they are, and loving them as I love myself.
Ultimately, I must confront the reality that energy is constant, merely transforming.
Formal
Upon entering existence, I recognize that love is the essence I am to impart, for they are intrinsically linked: life and love.
It is natural to question life's occurrences, yet I have come to understand that novelty defines life, and I am an active participant within it; the matter is thus straightforward.
The simplicity lies in acknowledging my responsibility to contribute positively, striving to enhance circumstances from their current state. I understand that reality exists as it is, and I possess the ability to enrich it further, for I am the architect of my own experience.
This stems from the fundamental question of individual agency: to exist or not to exist. The perception of reality is subjective, informed by the principles of empathy and altruism, such as "meeting individuals where they are" and "loving one's neighbor as oneself."
Furthermore, I must confront the principle that energy cannot be destroyed, merely transformed.
Casual
As I experience life, I realize the essence is both life and love, which I must share. We all wonder why life unfolds as it does. I've learned that life is about constant renewal, and I am a part of that. It's really that straightforward. Initially, I didn't fully grasp that I could contribute to improving things. I now understand that life already is what it is, but I can enrich it. It becomes what I make of it. Everything starts with my perspective: to be or not to be. It depends on how I view it, from understanding others' situations to treating everyone with the same love I give myself. I also have to accept that energy can't be destroyed, it just transforms.
Summarize
Life and love are intertwined. Life is about new experiences, and each person can influence it. One can make life better by approaching it with a willingness to improve it. Personal perspectives shape reality and interactions with others, emphasizing empathy and self-love. Energy transforms, it is not destroyed.
Bullet points
Upon entering this life, I realize that love is what I have to give; for life and love are intertwined.
Like everyone, I've questioned "why is life happening like this," but I've learned that life is about newness, and in that newness, I am alive; it's that simple.
It's about whether I'm willing to leave things better than I found them. Though things are inherently what they are, I can contribute to making them more, for it's what I make it.
It starts with how I choose to be: "to be or not to be." It depends on my perspective, whether it's understanding "meeting those where they are at" or "love thy neighbor as yourself."
Ultimately, I must face the fact that "energy can't be destroyed and it just changes form."
Empathetic
Life and love are intertwined; new life brings new love. Life is a constant; it's happening and will continue to happen. We can make life better than we found it, but life is already what it is.
Energy changes but cannot be destroyed. We can choose to be or not to be, and we should love others as we love ourselves.
Alternative viewpoint
Life is not merely about existing; it's about actively engaging and shaping our reality. While acknowledging the inherent value of life, we must also recognize our ability to influence and improve it. By embracing our capacity for change, we can transform our lives and the world around us.
Rather than simply accepting life as it is, we should strive to elevate it. This involves recognizing and appreciating the interconnectedness of all things, and extending love and compassion to both ourselves and others.
Ultimately, our lives are defined not by what we find, but by what we create. By taking ownership of our choices and actions, we can leave the world a better place than we found it.
Topic from Pancake Marathon
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Become the start of peace: for it starts with me, what I bring to the table, is really where I'm at; it's in that simple fact that of how I view something is then what I am in self.
How: Honest open willing
For maybe “how,” is “what,” to you or is your “why?”
What: wonder how about today?
PM topics [with Gemini]
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Shortened
Peace begins with me and how I see things.
Rephrased
Peace begins with me. It starts with what I bring to the table, with where I am at. It starts with my perspective.
Elaborate
Becoming the start of peace begins with self-reflection and recognizing that inner peace is the foundation for outward peace. What we bring to the table in any interaction, whether it be a conversation, a relationship, or a conflict, reflects our inner state. Our perspective shapes our reality, and how we view something ultimately determines our experience and actions.
Therefore, cultivating inner peace is essential for creating a peaceful world. This involves recognizing and managing our own emotions, thoughts, and biases. By understanding ourselves and our triggers, we can respond to situations with greater clarity, compassion, and wisdom.
When we approach the world from a place of inner peace, we are less likely to react defensively or aggressively. Instead, we can respond with empathy and understanding, even in challenging situations. This creates a ripple effect, as our peaceful energy can influence those around us and inspire them to cultivate their own inner peace.
Ultimately, becoming the start of peace is an ongoing process of self-awareness and growth. It requires us to be mindful of our thoughts, words, and actions, and to choose peace over conflict whenever possible. By cultivating inner peace and radiating it outwards, we can contribute to a more peaceful and harmonious world.
Formal
Achieving inner peace commences with individual actions and perspectives. One's contributions and outlook significantly influence their state of being. Ultimately, self-perception dictates one's reality.
Casual
So, basically, peace starts with each of us. What we bring to the table reflects where we're coming from. It's really about how we see things, because that shapes who we are.
Summarize
Personal peace begins with self-reflection and how one's perspective shapes their reality.
Bullet points
Peace starts with me.
What I bring to the table reflects where I am at.
How I view something determines who I am in self.
Empathetic
Peace begins with the individual. The way we perceive and interact with the world around us reflects our inner state. Our perspective shapes our reality and influences our contribution to the greater good.
Alternative viewpoint
Peace begins with oneself, but it doesn't have to. It can start with anyone and anywhere. How I perceive things is a reflection of my inner self, but it's not the sole determining factor.
ASP from Pancake Marathon
Slogans are wisdom written in shorthand and Acronyms are just the sum/the Virtues, of all that wisdom: WISDOM: When In Self, Discover Our Motives
At the phone when I can see that I get to halt is then the photo that I get to q-tip, for then it is me that is still sick and suffering; to what is then up to me to use anonymity as well as to reflection upon this phase of my development: can be summed up as being amazed about this phase of my development / showing up for the miracle (my life).
PM ASP [with Gemini]
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Shortened
When I can stop, I will take a photo. I'm still sick and suffering, but I can use anonymity and reflect on this amazing phase of my development. I'm showing up for the miracle: my life.
Rephrased
When I can finally stop, I take a photo. Then, even though I'm still sick and suffering, I can use anonymity and reflect on this phase of my development. I'm amazed that I'm here at all - showing up for the miracle of my life.
Elaborate
When I'm able to pause and reflect, I find myself reaching for solace and introspection. Despite the persistent challenges I face with my health and overall well-being, I recognize the importance of maintaining anonymity and self-reflection during this particular stage of my personal growth.
I am filled with awe and wonder at the unfolding of this chapter in my life. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a reminder that even amidst hardship, there is always potential for transformation and growth. I am committed to showing up for the miracle that is my life, embracing each moment with gratitude and openness.
Formal
Upon receiving notification that I must cease activity, I subsequently capture a photograph. This action precedes my engaging in the process of cleaning with a cotton swab, as I continue to experience illness and discomfort. Consequently, it is incumbent upon me to employ discretion while reflecting upon this particular stage of my personal growth. This period can be characterized by a sense of wonder regarding my ongoing development and my active participation in the unfolding miracle that is my life.
Casual
When I need to pause, I take a photo, and then I try to clean up, because I'm still dealing with illness. During this time, I'm focusing on privacy and reflecting on this part of my personal growth. I'm really surprised by this phase and how I'm showing up for my own life, like it's a miracle.
Summarize
Struggling with illness, I rely on anonymity and reflection during this development phase, amazed by my life, which I see as a miracle, despite needing to stop and consider things.
Bullet points
I see I get to halt.
Then the photo that I get to q-tip.
I am still sick and suffering.
I use anonymity.
I reflect upon this phase of my development.
I am amazed about this phase of my development.
I am showing up for the miracle (my life).
Empathetic
It sounds like you're going through a tough time right now, and it's understandable that you're feeling overwhelmed. It's good that you're reaching out for support, and I hope you find the strength to keep going. Remember that you're not alone in this, and there are people who care about you and want to help. Take things one day at a time, and be gentle with yourself. You're doing the best you can, and that's all that matters.
Alternative viewpoint
When I am able to stop and reflect, I can gain perspective. Although I am still struggling, I can use my anonymity and introspection to my advantage. This stage of my growth can be defined by my astonishment at its unfolding; I am grateful to be present for this miracle called life.
For it’s about carrying a message
For it’s about carrying a message, trusting in your higher power; Practicing the principles in all your affairs. my journey about what is in this meaning within each thing within the wording of Pancake Marathon: you can also go to
Slogan context
keep not hurting
I know that isolating can be a big factor in keep not hurting, so essentially don't isolate always Reach Out; and maybe today you're willing to leave a comment and let me know essentially where you're at in your recovery and maybe you're ready to carry a message so share this whatever it may be in a way of giving somebody else a chance at a place where you started:
as maybe you started here and maybe this is where you find a way to start because it's always about how you finish not how you start but it's also about carrying the message and finding your way back to trust in a peace of mind; As giving freely what you didn't have been given.
thank you and always know your shoes do fit just right, that you do deserve to take a space; and it's okay to let go of that hurt when you're ready, I hope that you are today in this moment; thank you.
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