And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, a film about a Japanese toilet cleaner and his routine of contentment. He’s probably a Buddhist or follower of Shinto or one of those other wrong eastern religions. Which brings me to Jesus who said something about all this sort of stuff.

https://mega.nz/file/9rtQhDqJ#yAGIlIRkHag6hkQffjZZ-vRIXWO9tOI9GNOO6Dv9QQA

Never fear, the Invisible Magic Friend is near.

https://mega.nz/file/t2cSRS5I#b9sWtmFcCntBgSRnLaZ6a-kbEi_jeA9ksgBvCAGx1z0

The Budget has been described, by someone, as “Theology by Numbers”. Oh yes, theology. I wasn’t going to mention it, but seeing as it arise so naturally in the context of the budget, I may as well talk about theology.

The Big Book of Magic Stuff says give lots of money to things that deserve lots of money.

https://mega.nz/file/lmtzjJZB#Cl4AO6Xqpn5k01WHBg8DwNYg5UC9zAGnGwwEqafr66M

The NHS is investing heavily in AI. But AI doesn’t properly understand human Invisible Magic Bits. Krishna tells us that human emotions come from our Invisible Magic Bits, so it’s true.

Spiritual, spiritual, spiritual, spiritual, spiritual.

https://mega.nz/file/Bi9XkYhZ#P1hlIlapc0Q7-WNvuPQmF_Hh9Wf0Po8QoYWtDOxpTUI

Many youngsters want to work for the NHS as doctors. But there are other ways to help people in need. Successful careerists often turn to be teachers or perform charity work in order to feel more useful.

St. Paul didn’t do any of these things. But what he did do was inspired by the Christian version of the Invisible Magic Friend. So if you’re inspired by the Christian version of the Invisible Magic Friend to feel useful then you’ll be able to do it, just like St. Paul didn’t.

https://mega.nz/file/MntkzBab#ogFmnMdN8D42uHIscQQ1mq6vcOdeEZDzVRXWZKeMLD4