--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote: > >> Rory, I am enjoying these dialogues of you and Jim and others a lot. My >> experience too. I find it fun to have someone else put words to it in a way >> that I may not be verbal. It is a fun stabilization as this goes along. Is >> nice that you guys were able to come back in here to FFL and feel safe >> enough to talk. I like the way you are swallowing up whole the aggression >> as it comes back and tries its hold. Welcome back. > -Dug in FF > > Looking through old hymns now, this one made me think of this post of yours. > > Rise, rise my soul, and leave the ground, > Stretch all thy thoughts abroad, > and rouse up every tuneful sound > To praise the eternal Unified Field) > > Creatures with all their endless race, > Thy pow'r and praise proclaim; > But saints that taste Thy richer grace > Delight to bless Thy name. > -Watts 1707 > * * * Thanks, D(o)ug! It is a pleasure to be here. I didn't leave because it wasn't safe, though -- Some of my more polarizing I-points just had to be integrated and Loved and healed in silence :-)
Excellent hymn! Definitely catches some of the flavor of all of Us singing eternally in harmony. Personally, I have no problem with "Eternal God," though "Unified Field" evokes a bit more of our cooperative and non-local resonance, perhaps rather like the primordial "Body of Christ" :-)
