Post Date: November 19, 2024
Flying A Drone and Considering Life
Flying Over Conservation Area Fields with DJI Mini 4 Pro and thoughts about life, design, our options and what the future is bringing to us now and forever. If you are ready to explore a notion that your life comes with an opportunity to gain good news and understand what science and faith have for you, then open the window, open your mind, take a look, and help the @windowviewharmony YouTube channel with a click on ‘Like’ and share this link with a friend!
Important Life Questions
Flying a drone provides a backdrop to providing vital questions and concepts plus multiple perspectives on life, purpose, design in nature, and what the future will bring. A look through WindowView … science supports scripture supports faith and understanding the future … click on “more” to read important information, please “Subscribe,” click “Thumbs Up,” and share with family, friend, or anyone and all this is about the importance of how this window reveals the remarkable reality to life and there is a future to learn about right now during this lifetime.
A window analogy is presented here because we all look out at the world and need to realize something incredible about life and the future. If you open your window all the way open … and then consider multiple perspectives that all converge to one vital element to life … to see a promise and a choice for you to make … then exploring and looking around this WindowView may be a most important experience you will ever have during your lifetime!
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P.S. And every day while you live there is an opportunity to …
This is one of a number of 'blog posts' that are being added page at a time. Some may appear for a long or short time but in all cases these lead to the main WindowView. If you are able to explore what appears in the window, you may have a change in you understanding of Science plus Faith. You have a unique opportunity is you open the window. The concluding pages are found in the Convergence area, but visit the 'Start Here' area to get the overall window perspective.
