Hey Robin, You know me. I'm more for the one liners. Maybe you would refer to it as shooting from the hip. I don't think I can adopt your prescription. On the other hand, I feel my method of operation works pretty well for me especially when evaluated by day to day reality. If my speciality was thinking and philosophy, it might be a different story.
On the other hand, I recall at age 16 going down the the new age book store, at that time on Euclid Avenue, and purchasing two books - "The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ", and a book by Rudolf Steiner. And that was followed by probably hundreds of more books along the same lines. So, I did spend some considerable time delving into traditional and new age writings And on the other hand, when I walked outside today after sleeping in, and feeling the nice chilly air, and seeing the squirrels climbing in the trees and birds chirping, I felt wonderful. I would say that is where my mind is these days. Not trying to think too hard if what I am saying is supported by Reality, or if it is coming from a place of unadultered Truth. Hell no! -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Carlsen" wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray27" steve.sundur@ wrote: > > > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Carlsen" wrote: > > > > > What a brilliant conversation here. Nothing better. Bob Price has > > demonstrated the knowledge of the character and mind of our resident > > editor. "I think the Dove should descend". Let us have a discussion > > which will "wallow in agreement": This video was superb. I think > > Authfriend just received the highest compliment. > > > > > > Jesus Christ. Did you just borrow the Pope's Chair of Infallibility of > > something? > > Steve: Bob Price has a video for you for Christmas too. You should see it. It's very good, I think. Merry Christmas to you. No, no ex cathedra here; just plain common sense. > > Did you actually listen to the conversation here, Steve? I need to know. > > It was just an intuitive judgment based upon having enjoyed every word of that conversation. > > But believe me: have a look at Santa's video. > > And Merry Christmas, Steve. The one-liner temptation, it usually is funny on one level, but ironically insensitive on every other level. > > That's me being defensive, Steve. > > Share loves you, this the Veda tells me so. > > Have some pity on Canada, please: we are without hockey right now and some of us are over-compensating. > > Don't select what you think you can say something to, Steve; take in everything, and then when you want to get a good line off you can hold it all inside of you; that way, you will have something a little more in your song. > > We love you anyhow. > > Truth for me, Stevie, is a moment-to-moment thing. If you really meant that I misinterpreted Santa's present to authfriend, give us your interpretation. > > Reality is the target. That's what we're all trying to hit. Whether we know it or not. > > Get into the guts of it all, Steve. Not one fingernail. > > Love to you and your family at Christmas. > > Robin >
