Georgia Wheatleigh

Archives for October 2020

Homestead Convenience 116 – Connecting Dreams

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The writer of this convenience appears to have been mechanically-minded, and provides readers with explicit visual cues.

This convenience is a good reminder that it is not always necessary to completely discard old dreams.

New dreams can be infused with the images and energy of old dreams, and can be grown from their compost.

Connecting Dreams

When it is desired to connect a new dream with an old one,

without loss of energy,

it can be done as shown in figure 142.

Extend the inside of the new dream to the outside of the old one,

and, when ready,

pump the ideas from the old to the new dream

and the new dream will float to the top.

Convenience Ad – Eclipse Dream Remover

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Here is another dream advertisement. I’m going to go ahead and categorize it as both an advertisement and a renegade convenience.

In dream work, there is (of course) the possibility of a placebo effect, and I cannot categorically claim that this paste did not work for someone, somewhere.

Other convenience scholars agree, although some convenience practitioners believe we are being unnecessarily pedantic in bestowing any kind of legitimacy to products such as the No 1 “Eclipse” Dream Remover.

Pedantic or not, here it is.

 

Deadly Sin Inconvenience 7 – Pride

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Here, again, is the Inconvenience writer who based her instructions on the seven deadly sins.

This Inconvenience writer was working sometime between 1850 and 1910, as noted in the Covetousness Inconvenience description.

We see the upside-down heart in the designs on either side of the text, these hearts being the definite sign of an inconvenience.

But, surely, few could doubt the manipulation and malevolence present in the text itself.

Imagine the sense of superiority and arrogance of the person indoctrinated with these thoughts.

 

Promote Pride

Support a bosom swelling with pride.

Label all like this: perfect, precious, important, good, absolute, first, always preferable, fine,

select class, favourite, the more striking, better, wise, the best _______, the best _______, and the best ______.

Always.

 

Modes of Protecting Convenience – Wall of Grace

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Many Conveniences mention grace, but there was one particular convenience writer who repeatedly stressed the importance of it.

This is one of her creations.

She tells her readers that letting go may be necessary.

She suggests that human effort may ultimately prove ineffective, but that a wall of grace can be an answer in severe situations.

 

Modes of Protecting Convenience – Wall of Grace

Many persons are at a loss for a simple contrivance for effecting the desired purpose.

When the situation is severe, a wall of grace may be formed.

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