Dearest Will i am: You are a beacon of Light amidst the souls who have a rough path. You are there to remind them who they are. Awakening them...with a glimmer of light, a spectrum of light, (as an Artist), a blast of brilliant light whoever it may reach! The degrees are many and your awareness is so aware you know how to communicate to the lowest vibration and raise it gradient by gradient! You are the Brave One - protected by your knowingness of who you are and why you are here. Yes, WG, I recognize your beam of Light, your spiritual power and grace. I recognized you the 1st moment we met through your flyer for a correspondent to play word games and awareness agreements. You are a joy to me and to so many. I may be in a 74 year old body and you a 55, but our souls have touched many many life times. I am so very pleased I got to meet you again!! My Biggest wish is that your children and grandchildren get to know you as I have. I know they will...because this is an infinity, no beginning and no end, of knowledge. It is merely an awakening game. We are all powerful beings who have been tricked and reduced to the homosapien earth games. But, soon, very soon all knowingness will just Be and the planet will be a much Happier play ground for those spiritual beings who want a human experience. Thank you for doing your part. "All the World is truly a Stage and we are the Actors -- who some have forgotten we were acting. Caught up in the amnesia Game. The evolution of the Soul is no longer a mystery. Soon the Cabals will say "UNCLE" and let the Light Shine Through! Thank you for sharing your 'Mind's Eye' with me. You are a Treasure! You are a Treasure to those who know and even those who don't yet know. There is nothing more precious than an Advanced Soul. I am Blessed to have known you this Life Time. And so it is...Our rewards are seeing the Light come back into those windows of the Souls you've touched. Thank you xoxo Erne I love you W.R.G.
Instead of writing points of interest , I tried to absorb but I will write main points down as I continue to watch because a few things might be of interest to you! As well, my short term memory is awful! It'll help to write down perhaps things that I might think as funny/entertaining but honestly, this show does give an entirely different perspective.
Is there a purpose to the maze? Or was it just something you did to fill time Eric? It really is very well done and I continue on it , still as described in part two. How long did it take you to do this one? Is there a surprise to see when I finish it? Your words lead me to believe I need to solve it so I must be making mistakes! Regardless, a maze is a puzzle and I do have 7 copies made so I'll persevere. Oh, is there just the one maze on this blog or is there more I should be looking for? Regardless I'll continue to read on ... You do write so well. I have read more than once your post from when you were "NEW" - it's funny, but oh so true!!
So it's currently 0 C which is about 32 F, and flurries are expected. In SEPTEMBER! Ughhh. I was born in the wrong county. Scratch that, wrong Continent!! Give me tropical ANYDAY! However the leaves are falling and the colours are beautiful. But still!! Brrrrr .... I'll have to pull out my windshield scraper in the morning. I get so depressed in the winter as I think a lot of people do (the ones that are snow bound anyways)
I'm a pretty good nurse, and have done many things in my life, but for the life of me, I don't have any particularly interesting talents. I don't cook well as you know (haha) but I'm working on that with one new meal each week. But I have taught myself to knit several years ago. I did have some help so currently I've been knitting socks. Making the heel is the toughest part, but the people I give them to just love them. So Christmas is coming and I'll work on a few pairs for those that appreciate them. (Bugs me when someone says they love them, and 3 years later I see them still brand new, never worn in a drawer) -- You understand?
By the time I hear from you it may be , hmmm, end of October or some time in November and I must remember this isn't a quick conversation where you can just answer me here and now. So we'll take our time, share a few moments together when we can and enjoy the wait. Please try to enjoy the wait. I sense you are very busy anyways. You write so much. I don't want to put any demands on you to write either. Just write when you're able or feel like it. Smiles.
I do hope to hear from you soon. Do you want more details on 60 Days In? Would you like to know anything else about myself, or anything else? Perhaps newsworthy things? I don't know what you would wish to know about. Let me know. I can look things up for you. (just offering, and would gladly correspond anything you like)
Eric, they limit us in space and characters when we write so I'll start here with a part 2 from my previous letter. The last was written on September 17th or 18th and it's now September 30th. So tomorrow (October 1st) they will be printing and mailing my replies to you.
I've not yet looked into the book , however I plan to. Life has been busy with work and family. My brother who is 9 years younger than I (he's in his late 30's had a pacemaker put in so life's rough and busy at the moment.
I copied off 7 of your mazes. (Thank you for the date clue ... I never would have found it) - so far, well I'm not finished one yet and I think I need glasses! I never seem to make a wrong turn and it fills up so I'll continue until I've made an obvious mistake! Intense! Well done! Loving it Eric! No wonder you're called Maze!
I started watching "60 Days In". I'm not sure if you know much about it. So far there are 4 seasons and I'm still watching the last season. Season 1 and 2 took place at a jail in Indiana. 7 random people were asked to enter a prison undercover to gain intelligence, and critique the jail system - all of it. Including CO's, food, rules, the facility, other inmates. They tried to find contraband, how it was hidden, where, how it got in. Generally , these people had to fit in and live as inmates. The guards did NOT know. So they were thoroughly immersed in the experience. It was raw, and not the usual sensationalized TV show. It was as real as I think it gets. The gangs, prison fights over little things, which inmates grow to think are the big things. At the end of the season, after 60 days, they were secretly released and gave their feedback. Needless to say, a lot was said over unfair, or authoritative CO's. Lot's to say about health care, cheeking pills, food (or lack of). As I get into my conversations with you more, I'll keep filling you in. Thus far I've learned there are some general things that are at the top of every inmates priority list -- #1: RESPECT - give it, get it (but even then you don't just get it) - #2) No snitching - Snitches get stitches - #3 - Commissary is important!! - Trade carefully and collect on what you're owed or you'll be viewed as a weakling #4 - Food trays are everything!! (Thus my further interest in your food on a daily basis is peaked even more) #4) Trust is difficult in prison/jail - It seems it's a population of liars, thieves, drug addicts, well you get the picture. But not ALL are like that! I did see some very upstanding inmates! #5) The NOISE levels are so bothersome that I think my stress levels would be through the roof!
The one thing each and every participant said when they got out was something to the effect -- "Oh the Fresh Air!!" - This prison didn't really have an outside Rec Area so the fresh air and sun/sky was so much more appreciated.
I was going to write things down as I watched but I "absorbed" instead. See Part Three from Deevoted
Dearest "Teze", How are you doing today? I just have ONE question for you right now. I just wanted to know if you enjoyed the LAST letter you received from me? I hope you were seething in your own little "personal Hell" by the time you finished reading it! I hope you started BANGING your head. no SLAMMING your head on the cenent wall(s) that surround you! And I hope you CURSED my name, by the end. Did you? Well I hope you enjoyed your LAST letter by snail-mail from me? Did you?I NEVER imagined Nour prison correspondence ending in such a NEGATIVE way. But, I wasn't too surprised, I guess. How else could a prison love end? Bot "happily", of course.
Hoping for the best regarding your sentence reduction. Let's hope that something good comes from this costly investigation. Costly because it took so long to get processed, and it has been years coming for you.
New projects are in the works for 2019 and 2020. New zines, new authors, new publishing opportunities, and an expanding social media platform. That means more written posts ("raw" posts, as we call it) that'll need to be transcribed.
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Byron Wilson P76622, CSP-SQSP San Quentin, CA 94974
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care; We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz." We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her: "Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! , The Papyrus Collective
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You are a beacon of Light amidst the souls who have a rough path. You are there to remind them who they are. Awakening them...with a glimmer of light, a spectrum of light, (as an Artist), a blast of brilliant light whoever it may reach! The degrees are many and your awareness is so aware you know how to communicate to the lowest vibration and raise it gradient by gradient! You are the Brave One - protected by your knowingness of who you are and why you are here. Yes, WG, I recognize your beam of Light, your spiritual power and grace. I recognized you the 1st moment we met through your flyer for a correspondent to play word games and awareness agreements. You are a joy to me and to so many. I may be in a 74 year old body and you a 55, but our souls have touched many many life times. I am so very pleased I got to meet you again!! My Biggest wish is that your children and grandchildren get to know you as I have. I know they will...because this is an infinity, no beginning and no end, of knowledge. It is merely an awakening game. We are all powerful beings who have been tricked and reduced to the homosapien earth games. But, soon, very soon all knowingness will just Be and the planet will be a much Happier play ground for those spiritual beings who want a human experience.
Thank you for doing your part. "All the World is truly a Stage and we are the Actors -- who some have forgotten we were acting. Caught up in the amnesia Game. The evolution of the Soul is no longer a mystery. Soon the Cabals will say "UNCLE" and let the Light Shine Through!
Thank you for sharing your 'Mind's Eye' with me. You are a Treasure! You are a Treasure to those who know and even those who don't yet know.
There is nothing more precious than an Advanced Soul. I am Blessed to have known you this Life Time. And so it is...Our rewards are seeing the Light come back into those windows of the Souls you've touched. Thank you xoxo Erne I love you W.R.G.
Instead of writing points of interest , I tried to absorb but I will write main points down as I continue to watch because a few things might be of interest to you! As well, my short term memory is awful! It'll help to write down perhaps things that I might think as funny/entertaining but honestly, this show does give an entirely different perspective.
Is there a purpose to the maze? Or was it just something you did to fill time Eric? It really is very well done and I continue on it , still as described in part two. How long did it take you to do this one? Is there a surprise to see when I finish it? Your words lead me to believe I need to solve it so I must be making mistakes! Regardless, a maze is a puzzle and I do have 7 copies made so I'll persevere. Oh, is there just the one maze on this blog or is there more I should be looking for? Regardless I'll continue to read on ... You do write so well. I have read more than once your post from when you were "NEW" - it's funny, but oh so true!!
So it's currently 0 C which is about 32 F, and flurries are expected. In SEPTEMBER! Ughhh. I was born in the wrong county. Scratch that, wrong Continent!! Give me tropical ANYDAY! However the leaves are falling and the colours are beautiful. But still!! Brrrrr .... I'll have to pull out my windshield scraper in the morning. I get so depressed in the winter as I think a lot of people do (the ones that are snow bound anyways)
I'm a pretty good nurse, and have done many things in my life, but for the life of me, I don't have any particularly interesting talents. I don't cook well as you know (haha) but I'm working on that with one new meal each week. But I have taught myself to knit several years ago. I did have some help so currently I've been knitting socks. Making the heel is the toughest part, but the people I give them to just love them. So Christmas is coming and I'll work on a few pairs for those that appreciate them. (Bugs me when someone says they love them, and 3 years later I see them still brand new, never worn in a drawer) -- You understand?
By the time I hear from you it may be , hmmm, end of October or some time in November and I must remember this isn't a quick conversation where you can just answer me here and now. So we'll take our time, share a few moments together when we can and enjoy the wait. Please try to enjoy the wait. I sense you are very busy anyways. You write so much. I don't want to put any demands on you to write either. Just write when you're able or feel like it. Smiles.
I do hope to hear from you soon. Do you want more details on 60 Days In? Would you like to know anything else about myself, or anything else? Perhaps newsworthy things? I don't know what you would wish to know about. Let me know. I can look things up for you. (just offering, and would gladly correspond anything you like)
Hugs, DeeVoted :)
Eric, they limit us in space and characters when we write so I'll start here with a part 2 from my previous letter. The last was written on September 17th or 18th and it's now September 30th. So tomorrow (October 1st) they will be printing and mailing my replies to you.
I've not yet looked into the book , however I plan to. Life has been busy with work and family. My brother who is 9 years younger than I (he's in his late 30's had a pacemaker put in so life's rough and busy at the moment.
I copied off 7 of your mazes. (Thank you for the date clue ... I never would have found it) - so far, well I'm not finished one yet and I think I need glasses! I never seem to make a wrong turn and it fills up so I'll continue until I've made an obvious mistake! Intense! Well done! Loving it Eric! No wonder you're called Maze!
I started watching "60 Days In". I'm not sure if you know much about it. So far there are 4 seasons and I'm still watching the last season. Season 1 and 2 took place at a jail in Indiana. 7 random people were asked to enter a prison undercover to gain intelligence, and critique the jail system - all of it. Including CO's, food, rules, the facility, other inmates. They tried to find contraband, how it was hidden, where, how it got in. Generally , these people had to fit in and live as inmates. The guards did NOT know. So they were thoroughly immersed in the experience. It was raw, and not the usual sensationalized TV show. It was as real as I think it gets. The gangs, prison fights over little things, which inmates grow to think are the big things. At the end of the season, after 60 days, they were secretly released and gave their feedback. Needless to say, a lot was said over unfair, or authoritative CO's. Lot's to say about health care, cheeking pills, food (or lack of). As I get into my conversations with you more, I'll keep filling you in. Thus far I've learned there are some general things that are at the top of every inmates priority list -- #1: RESPECT - give it, get it (but even then you don't just get it) - #2) No snitching - Snitches get stitches - #3 - Commissary is important!! - Trade carefully and collect on what you're owed or you'll be viewed as a weakling #4 - Food trays are everything!! (Thus my further interest in your food on a daily basis is peaked even more) #4) Trust is difficult in prison/jail - It seems it's a population of liars, thieves, drug addicts, well you get the picture. But not ALL are like that! I did see some very upstanding inmates! #5) The NOISE levels are so bothersome that I think my stress levels would be through the roof!
The one thing each and every participant said when they got out was something to the effect -- "Oh the Fresh Air!!" - This prison didn't really have an outside Rec Area so the fresh air and sun/sky was so much more appreciated.
I was going to write things down as I watched but I "absorbed" instead. See Part Three from Deevoted
See ya- wouldn't wanna be ya.
Chris
Fingers crossed!
New projects are in the works for 2019 and 2020. New zines, new authors, new publishing opportunities, and an expanding social media platform. That means more written posts ("raw" posts, as we call it) that'll need to be transcribed.
It all hinges on our work here at BtB. Without you, our multimedia projects become nothing more than mere words written on paper.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
Don't forget: please subscribe to the notification feed on the blog if you'd like to know when a reply to your comment has been posted or when a post has been transcribed.
Byron Wilson
P76622, CSP-SQSP
San Quentin, CA 94974
Facebook.com/writeordie2020
Dear Mental Health Care Staff,
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care;
We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz."
We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her:
"Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! ,
The Papyrus Collective