The Oracle

[Barbara]

I call her the Oracle,she is a black woman that i turn to for help.I told her i want to be a woman,and she said " well then be a woman" .I said" it is not that easy"she said "why is it not that easy".....thoughts flew through my head.I mean i would be changing my life.she said "why would you be changing your life?"she told me i have a special gift and it is up to me in the way that i use this.I told her she was no help.She said "in time the path will become clear".I can't admit to her that i understand what she is talking about.because i do know, all my excuses were bull->-bleeped-<-.I wanted to ask her if there will be an end to my suffering,but i am too proud to ask 

[Lacey Lynne]

Barbara:

Hon, let this older gal tell you something:

ASK HER!

Our bonko mainstream society trains and conditions us to obey, endorse and conform to whatever they dish out.  They teach us NOT to ask but to submit.  Nine times out of ten, those who get what they want in life ask for it.  That, in large measure, is why they get it.  Ask!

Peace & Hugs       Lacey

Postscript:

Interesting that you call this wise woman "The Oracle."  There is an equally wise woman right here at Susan's Place who I call The Oracle of Adelaide:

Cindy James

whose sky-high reputation rate is very well-deserved.  This lady you know and Cindy as above are those rare people who have a special gift.  Be glad you know somebody like that.  This lady you mention is a treasure.