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The Man in the Mirror is Gone!

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The Man in the Mirror Is Gone, Michael Jackson

 

What inspires you?  For me it was a little boy that I first saw on television singing with his brothers, the Jackson Five.   The song was I’ll Be There.   You know during this time in my life as a little girl, I actually began to dream of a brighter future.  Seeing Michael singing I’ll Be There on that day caused me to believe in heroes, to believe that people could become greater than their stance in life; I mean after all, I was watching a little boy singing on  national television with a song that crossed over so many barriers for that day.   He was  a child star in a time when no one ever thought another child would even dominate television as had Shirley Temple.

 

He was a boy of African American heritage visible on television when the only acceptable African American television star was that which was portrayed with Mr. Al Jolson’s face painted black as he waved his white gloved hand.   I often wondered if this was a reason the Michael wore the white glove.

 

In 1968, the Jackson Five signed with Motown Records and moved to California . The group ruled the charts in the late 1960s and early ’70s, and its first four singles, I Want You Back, ABC, The Love You Save and I’ll Be There, all became No. 1 American hits. The Jackson Five recorded 14 albums and Michael Jackson recorded four solo albums with Motown.   This man was my child star hero, and I actually cried when I heard he had passed away.  These were the songs in my life that have always been close to my heart.

 

I have always known that this man, Michael Jackson, was one of a kind, so gifted, so beautiful; what a genius.  It is this type of genius displayed in the lives of regular humans that assures me there is something greater in the grand scheme of things.   I believe it is when the gifted become the gift.   It is love ever present through out eternity that touches the soul, just as Michael Jackson has the lives of so many others.    Don’t worry Michael, I will be there singing your praise into eternity with you.   We truly walk the undefeated live into immortality.  My love always; I carry you in my heart. 

tearfulI LOVE YOU MICHAEL……..

2 Responses to “The Man in the Mirror is Gone!”

  1. Yea the man did a great job on earth but was nearly destroyed by the greedy neocheats who just wanted money and almost destroyed a true American hero who helped other!!Great story and a great lesson for those of us of the true essance of our life in the C OF U let us through NEOTHINK KNOW THAT are battles are not always easy but we must continue to go forward for the NEOTHINKERS of tommarrow who blaze this trail forward through all the darkness at hand what a bright light in the darkness we face thank you Dr. Wallace for allowing me the insight to know that in 1994 in SEDONA AZ you changed my life forever and 4 ever I will go forward with all of my C OF U essance for the rest of my days 12VP shine forth!!!

  2. C. MEAGHER,
    Regarding your comment to this blog. Yes it was a tragedy. You know I still hear people accusing M.J. about his sexuality even though he is dead. It is not our position to judge another. To my knowledge there was never any proof presented other than the boy who later described how his mom put him up to his statements. I do admit that Michael statements about sharing his bed seemed alittle odd; but I firmly believe that is should never be our differences which separate us. We as a universal civilization should be able to apply our higher understandings to any situation to produce a better outcome. I think MJ was a divinely gifted man. The beauty in life is really when the gifted become the gift to the world. Still Love Him. :(

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