Speaker 1: I'm always asking questions. And the reason why is because
the fun begins when you start researching for answers such as,
if you could return to your mother's womb, would you?
And what would be the total cost plus the rapture?
And how man and spiritual leaders have missed it? Again, Well,
what about the people that bought into the idea? My
name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.
I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study,
then activate. I call it the daily mess, a chronological
walk through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning pages.
As a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people
tend to throw it to the side and deal with
it later. When a subject arrives inside of me, I
know it's time to dig in. It's still keeping that
daily journal, but by doing the research, the picture becomes clearer.
This is the daily mess, strange question fed by the
inner of something that was brought up in prayer this morning.
How did we get here? And if we could go
back into the pool of water that invited a journey,
would you go back. Let's take the poetry out of
this and ask the real question, if you could go
back to your mother's womb, would you. Mental health leaders
confirm that most people would not want to go back
to the beginning. Returning to the womb would mean giving
up your individuality, your experiences, and your consequences. It's the
ultimate regression to safety and nothingness. But but but but
but Symbolically, many people would love to return to their
mother's womb. It represents warmth, protection, and unconditional connection. Freud
and Jung actually wrote about this. It falls under the
category of trying to escape the chaos of life and
return to a state of total peace and unity. Physically,
we all know we ain't going back, but emtionally we
yearn for the opportunity to feel that wholeness that our
mothers blessed our lives with coming up next, I don't
know if you've been connected to the headlines the rapture,
man and spirituality and we got it wrong again. Hey,
thanks for coming back to the daily mess. The rapture
my entire Christian life, dating all the way back to
elementary teachings. The rapture has always been my scared straight
activity in the Book of Jay. Predicting the rapture is
nothing new to mankind and The most recent public announcement
of it, happening this past September twenty third and twenty fourth,
proves humans still can't get it right. Here's where I
instantly went. The people, the followers, those who invested a
huge chunk of their hearts to a spiritual message and vision.
What happens to those when the stick figure in the pulpit.
I didn't get the email or text message that said, um,
change of plans. I know you felt something one night,
but a change of plans? Joseph Michaela He claims to
have been visited by a messenger and he said, hey,
look it's time to get ready for the rapture. They
sold their homes. In fact, they'd left their homes open
to go through the rapture. It's led to frustration, emotional distress,
and regret. This has forced people to publicly question the
word of God again and again and again. How does
one recover from these losses and more importantly, their identity.
Turning to the church for answers is an open wound
for these people right now. Please seek a path with
real mental health experts. And hey, I'm not saying turn
your back on the church. If you can find somebody
who is willing to listen to you and really trust
where you went in making this decision. When the rapture
they say is coming on September twenty third, then talk
to them, but make sure that you are evadable and
don't make it sound like that you're selling out to
their vision and to their rapture. You've got to be
very careful in your moment of now, and that's why
I suggest meeting a real mental health expert. I'm ERL
and that's the daily mess