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Apr 8th, 2007 at 1:16pm
 
This board gets me to thinking sometimes as I take everyone's thoughts and then start writing what comes to me. this is one of those days. have a good day everyone and thanks for everyone's thoughts here. love, alysia
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Welcome Home Weary Traveler

why do we eat refried beans? because we like to fart?
And is it human nature that we think what we produce smells fine?
Why does the human produce a problem?

this is deep stuff.

Why is the only answer from the mountain climber I can get to the question why he climbs is “because it’s there?”

If there was no problem to solve would we even be here?

If Frank Sinatra did it his way, what way am I doing it? Not his?

And why should we feed colored sugared water to a humming bird when it’s clear he is smarter than you and goes directly to the orange tree because it’s natural? do we think we can improve on mother nature?

Does the human who is being, need to give himself away? And does this human get worried when there is no takers?

and do we all consider it is but our season here to become seasoned in reason?

and is reason born in the heart strings?

or is it that you cannot give it away or at once you have become too free? and then another problem is produced for the solving.

and if there is wisdom lacking in the loving gesture then where can wisdom be found?

Should we spend all the day overturning rocks for wisdom? for knowledge?

Should we give one another little papers with seals of gold which say we are accomplished?

Was the paper from god? Who or what is god?

Or did we chop a tree down which came from mother nature, our cradle to destroy, and make the paper and the seal from the tree, a tree which was alive and now is dead and was not given a proper funeral, and did we speak as god and say it was good and write it down therefore it was good twice for we penned it and said that was good also.

And did all nod their heads and murmer it must be good?
Also, did we take the word good and subtract an “o” from  this word and say now we have a “god?”

Can we take our papers with us when we die to the heavens where the final mystery resides?
Or will the gatekeepers just laugh mirthfully if you try, and ask you for your heart?
But where is the heart of the matter? you with your elevated position and suitcase of certificates might utter in consternation to these who guard the portals of heaven; where?

If they are kind, these who have their knowings, they may only say a few words that this one might be able to accept; “you forgot to look for the heart.” You did not look under the rock. An angel asked you for bread and you gave a stone in return.

We will give you one more chance. Then we will give you another chance if you fail again, but someday, like us, you’re going to have to stop gilding the lily white heart with tar and let the heart lead you home, where your fire has always been kept burning to keep off the chill and a lamp in the window as well. You cannot flee from the atmosphere  you live within and breath.
Welcome home traveler of rough seas. You never really left.
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Reply #1 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 6:39pm
 
Alysia:

If Bruce's curiosity story is true, you've been give too much.  Grin
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Reply #2 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 12:03am
 
oh I donno Albert, guess I'll take that as a compliment since I'm so positive Smiley
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Reply #3 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 6:00am
 
Wonderful musings, Alysia!  Smiley
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Shirley wrote on Apr 11th, 2007 at 6:00am:
Wonderful musings, Alysia!  Smiley



good morn Shirl, thanks, where have u been? anything new happening? ...
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Reply #5 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 12:29pm
 
The last paragraph touched me. Thanks.
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Reply #6 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 1:56pm
 
Alysia:

I was making a joke. You're humor reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld's humor. When I say this I take into consideration similar threads you've posted in the past.


LaffingRain wrote on Apr 10th, 2007 at 12:03am:
oh I donno Albert, guess I'll take that as a compliment since I'm so positive Smiley

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Reply #7 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 2:52pm
 
[quote author=recoverer link=1176052593/0#6 date=1176314173]Alysia:

I was making a joke. You're humor reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld's humor. When I say this I take into consideration similar threads you've posted in the past.


oh. I like Jerry too. gosh Albert, you know it's really difficult making a joke on a serious board Cheesy

Hi Rob Roy. haven't heard from you much. good to see you're still around. I was wondering what I'm still doing here? Grin
love, alysia



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Or did we chop a tree down which came from mother nature, our cradle to destroy, and make the paper and the seal from the tree, a tree which was alive and now is dead and was not given a proper funeral, and did we speak as god and say it was good and write it down therefore it was good twice for we penned it and said that was good also.


Hi Alysia.
   This part reminds me of the disconnection humans have with the plant kningdom. I'm empathic towards trees and feel sad when I see one cut down. I've tuned into their vibration of thought a few times and realized how close they are to God and how wonderful their existence is to this planet Earth that we all share life on. I look forward to the day when the majority of humans have a change of heart and revere trees like native cultures do.

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Ralph Buskey wrote on Apr 11th, 2007 at 6:57pm:
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Or did we chop a tree down which came from mother nature, our cradle to destroy, and make the paper and the seal from the tree, a tree which was alive and now is dead and was not given a proper funeral, and did we speak as god and say it was good and write it down therefore it was good twice for we penned it and said that was good also.


Hi Alysia.
   This part reminds me of the disconnection humans have with the plant kningdom. I'm empathic towards trees and feel sad when I see one cut down. I've tuned into their vibration of thought a few times and realized how close they are to God and how wonderful their existence is to this planet Earth that we all share life on. I look forward to the day when the majority of humans have a change of heart and revere trees like native cultures do.

Sincerely,
Ralph


I understand. trees give atmosphere or mood. what would it be like without them?

I might be a nature spirit. I donno know. or maybe it was just isolated experiences with nature that I had. I don't go camping much, but I wouldn't mind living forever in a tent, growing stuff as long as I was near water.

when you first drive into Oregon or WA the fir trees look like people. they are so tall and stately. so they have these little tiny park forests where you cannot see the sky. it's like an enchanted feeling comes over you as you step into sunlight dappled green foliege everywhere. whispering plants make you welcome. my sister couldn't feel a thing, city girl! ha!

LONG LIVE MOTHER NATURE! Smiley
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Reply #10 - Apr 12th, 2007 at 5:33pm
 
LaffingRain wrote on Apr 11th, 2007 at 11:39am:
Shirley wrote on Apr 11th, 2007 at 6:00am:
Wonderful musings, Alysia!  Smiley



good morn Shirl, thanks, where have u been? anything new happening? images.bravenet.com/common/images/smilies/wave.gif

Nothing much here..too tired. Sad

I've tried doing some exploring, but physical life concerns seem to override..soon though..school will be out and there will be peace.  I did have a "thing" the other morning.  In the midst of a dream about a message board and someone who came back after being gone a year, at the end, just before I woke, I distinctly heard someone say "Its a setup."  Not sure what was a "setup"..still musing that one.. Shocked
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Reply #11 - Apr 12th, 2007 at 6:14pm
 
hi Shirl, that was cool!  you know, I often feel like life sets me up to learn something. and especially that we have set ups concerning this board, they always turn out positive, maybe because I focus that way. peace is coming as you say. love, alysia
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