Just been for a walk. The grass, the trees, the birds, seemed to trigger the very faintest feeling, the very faintest intimation of a memory that was immediately lost before I could focus on it. An eternity ago. Feelings of complete fulfilment, contentment, meaning and happiness. The Universe was full of love and meaning and I was part of it.
I think it was the barest glimpse of a memory when I was a small child. Although maybe it was a previous life, or even the time between lives. But the most likely is that it was a briefest of memories of this life when I was a child. When I felt very very different about the world.
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