
                   Nothing Is Impossible
 Nothing Is Impossible 
                In late October of 2000, I had reason to believe that I was an innocent
                man being accused of a crime he didn't commit. I would say aloud, "I'm not the one!
                 I'm not the one!  I'm not the one!" Shortly thereafter, and in reality, I had reason
                to believe that I had an inheritance. I thought it was fifty thousand dollars or more
                and that someone was trying to steal it. I began to say aloud, "I'm the one!  I'm
                the one!  I'm the one!" 
              Taking the events that were happening around me, I began telling stories in the evenings that
                were based on the reality surrounding me and always with the last key part of the story being the last thing I
                would come to know. The stories would weave beautiful tales, told in reality, that would defeat my adversaries
                "The Adversaries of Life." 
              One day I sat down and thought about this. How the last key part of the story would come,
                out of place in time, to conveniently and beautifully complete the stories, and I thought to
                myself, "What
                beautiful stories." Just then, I stood up and said under my breath, "What an amazing
                coincidence"  and looking up into the air, I  said aloud, "Hmm, —  I couldn't have planned it better myself" then I walked away and thought of it no
                more, for the forty-days had just begun.