After veering enough south yesterday to put the settings sun to the vessel’s starboard side, I awoke this morning to find we had resumed on a west by north west path. To the port side and beyond there are gray skies and a rather cool breeze blowing. Today will just have to play out. I…
As with all bodies of water, for me they have a soothing effect but the Mediterranean has a more profound power of calmness. It shall be interesting to see where my legs shall take me and if they shall bring me back south to swim in these waters.
It was a nice cool morning when I awoke, not being long after the sun itself had just risen. The blue waters of the Mediterranean were almost as calm as the appearance of space except for the minute ripples caused by the fresh breeze. The coolness of the day and spaces in the shade are…
Why do people desire authority? Because injustice is not self-perpetual, it must have means of being perpetuated and people whom wish to protect things they think they possess are the fuel that creates the need for authority and the injustice it perpetuates. For it is a perpetual world.
Much great discussion was had at dinner today. Scott and Graham condoned authority by the militia or government, while I told them of the life lead where it is unneeded on any level. They choose to keep it with its injustice because of their maturity. They will not think of living the life given to…
We arrived at Suez last night and were able to fuel up. Then upon rising this morning much after the sun, we were already in the canal making our way north to the Mediterranean Sea. The only person I have seen, on this seeming ghost ship, this morning is Udo, sneering at me while my…
I awoke this morning with the sunrise. I went outside for fresh air, then came in and shaved my head, went to the sauna, jumped in the Red Sea water, anointed my head, said a prayer of strength, and took a nap. I have renewed my Nazarite vow after breaking it initially through ignorance. I…
I awoke early enough this morning to see the sun rising over the horizon of the Red Sea. I must say that I prefer going to bed early unless I stay up all night to see the new world of tomorrow enter and be created. We are steady on our course and the next couple…
Now I know by my own observation why the Red Sea has its name; it is from the color given to it by the desert sand. Not that the whole sea has the reddish-brown tint but just current paths of it as we go along.
As we venture closer to the southern mouth of the Red Sea, the land from the Gulf of Aden encroaches us from our sides. The wind is still strong enough to blow the sand off the desert floor into the air and the ship is being covered by fine red grit. We should enter the…