6:16:22

“But 'hope' does not merely follow punishment of the wicked. Hope is way more agile, fluid, and bio-luminescent. Hope is a spiritual transformation, not dependent on any kind of success in the material plane.

It actually means one has reclaimed one’s soul’s purity and memory.

'But no, I was out for stars;

I would not come in.

I meant not even if asked.

And I hadn’t been.”

As per Robert Frost’s wonderful refusal to 'come in,' here, the idea is:

We don’t give them our souls, our eyes, through which we seek to see the stars. Not a chance."


Celia Farber on the station of hope.


Like Farber, I had also stopped "laughing for two years," but have been laughing all the time again because of the light that has returned to my life the past few months. “Do not fear your own sudden feeling of terror when you live through the buildup to the decimation of the wicked." (Proverbs 3:25)