A small tool to view real-world ActivityPub objects as JSON! Enter a URL
or username from Mastodon or a similar service below, and we'll send a
request with
the right
Accept
header
to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "As lightening strikes <br />And the soul of thunder arrrives <br />Consciousness meets its destination<br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=innerlight\" title=\"#innerlight\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#innerlight</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=singingsoul\" title=\"#singingsoul\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#singingsoul</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=fireandbrimstone\" title=\"#fireandbrimstone\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#fireandbrimstone</a>",
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"content": "May 23, 2025<br />Maturity Helps Us Face Reality<br />Page 148<br /><br />\"Maturity comes to us when we use spiritual principles rather than defects to deal with reality.\"<br /><br />Living Clean, Chapter 3, \"Awakening to Our Spirituality\"<br /><br />It took some pretty twisted survival skills to deny our active addiction. Some of us coped by living a life of make-believe. Such fantasy thinking has a nasty habit of following us into recovery. It reemerges when we're unwilling to accept circumstances as they are or resist taking personal responsibility for our part of any problem.<br /><br />When we are clean and awake, resistance to the truth becomes painful. Through the process of working the Steps, we learn how to deal with day-to-day reality in a much less agonizing way. Instead of reaching into that bag of dirty tricks that got us through our using days, we begin to rely on spiritual principles to deal with life.<br /><br />Growing pains are inevitable when we uncover the contents of that old, decrepit toolkit. Even before we learn to take our own inventory, a sponsor or close friend may plainly point out some of our less desirable behavior patterns in the moment. One member shared, \"The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off!\" Appreciating the people who hold us accountable is a mark of our emerging emotional maturity. These are the friends who help us grow up in recovery.<br /><br />We learn what makes us tick and what ticks us off. We come to know what defects call to us under which circumstances, and what spiritual principles we can practice instead. We develop a moral compass as we incorporate spiritual principles into our daily lives. Instead of responding to an upset boss or partner with defensiveness or anger, for example, we take a moment to consider the alternatives. When we respond thoughtfully, inviting spiritual principles--not impulse--to guide our behavior, we begin to feel like we are meeting reality like mature human beings. We are growing up.<br /><br />——— ——— ——— ——— ———<br /><br />Today I will apply the spiritual opposites of my defects, recognizing the benefits that maturity offers.<br />",
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"content": "Michael Meade is hosting a free online exploration this Thursday to deepen your soul, if resilience in times of change is valuable to you<br /><br /><a href=\"https://store.mosaicvoices.org/products/surviving-uncertainty-by-growing-your-soul\" target=\"_blank\">https://store.mosaicvoices.org/products/surviving-uncertainty-by-growing-your-soul</a> ",
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"content": "May 22, 2025<br />Symptoms of a spiritual awakening<br />Page 148<br /><br />\"The steps lead to an awakening of a spiritual nature. This awakening is evidenced by changes in our lives.\"<br /><br />Basic Text, p. 49<br /><br />We know how to recognize the disease of addiction. Its symptoms are indisputable. Besides an uncontrollable appetite for drugs, those suffering exhibit self-centered, self-seeking behavior. When our addiction was at its peak of activity, we were obviously in a great deal of pain. We relentlessly judged ourselves and others, and spent most of our time worrying or trying to control outcomes.<br /><br />Just as the disease of addiction is evidenced by definite symptoms, so is a spiritual awakening made manifest by certain obvious signs in a recovering addict. We may observe a tendency to think and act spontaneously, a loss of interest in judging or interpreting the actions of anyone else, an unmistakable ability to enjoy each moment, and frequent attacks of smiling.<br /><br />If we see someone exhibiting symptoms of a spiritual awakening, we should be aware that such awakenings are contagious. Our best course of action is to get close to these people. As we begin having frequent, overwhelming episodes of gratitude, an increased receptiveness to the love extended by our fellow members, and an uncontrollable urge to return this love, we'll realize that we, too, have had a spiritual awakening.<br /><br />Just for Today: My strongest desire is to have a spiritual awakening. I will watch for its symptoms and rejoice when I discover them.<br />",
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