--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Yeah, true, the "unified field" goes about stuff in exactly one way, and if > we decide to do things another way, we get hurt. Automatically. For example, > every time I jump up, and move my body into a horizontal position, and then > fall onto a hard surface, it hurts like hell. So who's fault is that? > > To say dismissively that the "unified field" doesn't give a crap about us, is > only half right. When we discover what the "unified field" wants, simply by > conforming to its demands, in subtler and subtler ways, we eventually learn > that there is a method to the madness, which incorporates madness itself.
That's what life is all about, isn't it :-) > > It seems illogical, in opposition to all of me. And it is. The unified field > definitely calls the shots, and it always wins. However, in full submission > to it, is found peace, the living transcendent, ourselves. A perfect paradox, > submission and freedom. Beautiful Dr., thanks for posting this great reminder.
