AS A FIRE SURVIVOR, THE RECENT FIRE EPIDEMIC AND EXPLOSIONS HIT CLOSE TO HOME

 I am amongst many others, totally overwhelmed by many of the recent news stories in which we see pure fire. By which we see explosions. By which we find ourselves totally overwhelmed by fire as such...

I have experienced firsthand the fire brand and what I saw was merely this.... 

Which is when I had a first hand experience with the primordial structure of immolation.  I just know when it happened to me it was as a thief in the night. I experienced that immolation first hand.  I know that many people might doubt this, but there are so many reasons why the reason for the season is being thankful. 

Perhaps it goes into the reason for the season this Thanksgiving perhaps. But I know that The phenomenon of immolation hits home every time I see it on the news. 

I have a lot of conspiracy theories etc. 

But I believe that some of these shots we see on the news are exemplary focus points that have to do with life and death. I know that I can only come to this subject in a limited way. But I know that many of these fire tragedies could actually technically be more than they're allowing us to understand at the moment according to the FCC guided mainstream media. 

I came this close to dying in a house fire. Perhaps I didn't make that clear enough. I literally came close to dying in a house fire! And now we have all around the salience and reality of fire as such. A lot of people like to write off some of the emblazoned truth as merely being the type of reality that we would like to ignore. 

However I would say that we cannot ignore the reality of all of these forest fires, and even more so the reality of the facticity around the notion or concept or reality of the truest of an actuality of the real incineration & America's most detrimental era of our being as such. 

I'm not saying it's an all right conspiracy of communist agitation through the use of fire drills as such. But what I will say is that I feel as somebody who's lived through a fire?

I've seen what we all keep on seeing in this hurricane season etc.  I lived through what could only be described as a complete disintegration of that which we consider to be our life, as such. What a lot of people don't realize is that many people are dealing with this now in our area of the world that when tragedy such as a massive fire or otherwise, hits a structure such as one's house, a person literally loses everything that they consider to be theirs. 

A lot of people don't understand what it's like, let's say for people who lost everything in recent hurricane events, to lose one's home. To lose all of one's property. To lose your entire computer hard drive so to speak. To have every bit of one's wardrobe lost.... 

When this fire happened? I lost everything. 

I lost my wardrobe. 

I lost my digital files on my computer, and my computer itself. 

And more than anything else, 

I lost every bit of property that I had accrued over my lifetime. 

All of it gone to the wind. 

So I just hope that everybody out there understands that with these fires that happen? 

You have no idea how hardcore it is, in terms of property rights, to lose everything that you considered to be your own. Your property. 

So what I say to you today is, there are so many reasons to donate charitably to people with GoFundMe pages, that we must all go an extra leap to understand what it's like to lose your house your home your car your wardrobe etc etc etc. 

I would never wish that upon anybody. 

But the fact is as somebody who lost everything in a house fire? 

I feel that we've sincerely, as a species, under emphasized the dire importance of life, and all that sustains it as such. 

I lost everything in this house fire. 

Nobody can really imagine what that's like unless you've been through it. 

We see these stories on the news on television etc on our cell phone news feed?  What I have to say to you is we should not take life for granted, nor our own property. 

When one of these let's say natural disasters hits? When this happens, people lose everything that they've accrued to that moment in terms of property. So you could say like total property loss might not just be something that happens in movies. But in fact total property loss is the result of all of these natural disasters, man-made or otherwise. 

So I hope all of you, as I am a survivor from hardcore immolation, I hope you all just remember my one true call to those who had never experienced massive property loss.

The one true call is don't take what you've been given in your life for granted. 

Because it literally could be the only acquiescence that happens in a realistic sense, when the destruction of ones community, and therefore your entire life, comes to a full fruition. 

What will we do then? 

The answer is? 

Just simply feel humbly grateful for all of God's goodness.