Yes, I remember in the late '90s one of his favorite stories to tell was about the woman in a knowledge session who said, "I didn't feel anything." and M says to her, "You didn't feel anything?" she says, "No." and he says, "Nothing? Not anything?" Then she smiles and says, "Oh!" After that story, of course the whole auditorium laughs that knowing laugh and applauds.

Yes, Quirky, that is exactly the story I'm referring to. I remember it well. It's interesting how he finally addressed the issue of premies not experiencing anything by telling us we were. It really fu*ked with my head, too. Now, I know there are times when we miss what's going on, and there just might be alternate realities under our noses that we're not aware of. Both mystics and scientists will tell us so. But even if that's the case, how long do you give M to open your eyes? Well, as you and I both know, forever isn't long enough for M.

If he was God, fine, he could make whatever demands that please him and we'd be wise to submit to that will. But as M assures us, he is not God, and he never said he was. So, how long do you give a mere mortal, like M, to fulfill his promise? Cripes, you'd think for the amount of time that M thinks we should give him, he really must think he is God. But, of course, he doesn't think that, and never did. Told us so, himself.