Thank you both! 

Yes, vashti, you are absolutely correct -- I am supremely happy, in 
an ordinary sort of way. Home is where the heart is, all right :-)

And as it happens, OMG/Akasha/Newmorning(samechit?) is also 
absolutely correct. When collapsing into the particle-mes I did a 
*lot* of weeping with joy in the Dome. While the overall particle-
appreciation of my ordinary/cosmic qualities was utterly 
overwhelming, and they/we were most pleased with the beauty of 
everyOne, I suspect that to most bysitters the "divine" snot 
streaming out of my nose wasn't all that pretty. "Flow, soma, in a 
sweet and invigorating stream..." :-)


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "vashtirama" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, new.morning <no_reply@> 
wrote:
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "vashtirama" <vashtirama@> 
wrote:
> > >
> > 
> > > > > Well, I did think it sounded a bit weird, but I
> > > > > didn't want to "pile on" just in case it was
> > > > > one-a-them, you know, deep experiences...
> > > > 
> > > > Darn, I thought it was Rory entering the 28th Nakshatra 
state of
> > > > consciousness, the hidden one, beyond the 27 he has 
enumerated (but
> > > > oddly seems reluctant to reveal this huge uncoveringor 
27+Nakshatra
> > > > States of Consciousness to his Guru Deva), and his Solar 
angels'
> Solar
> > > > Angel's, Solar Angels -- sort of the parampara Solar Angel --
 
> who was
> > > > Rory --  was crucified on the cross of Pure Knowledge, as 
the 27
> prior
> > > > states exploded in his solar plexus, the fusion of all lower 
and
> > > > higher states, in the form of an inverted golden polyhedron,
> with 108
> > > > dancing rudras around its axis, all while his head, which 
was a big
> > > > Brahman,  craddled in Alex's arms, a lesser Brahman, on the 
floor of
> > > > Revelations -- (a particle of Brahman-- not yet realizing 
that) 
> > > > ("Revelations" -- literally and figuratively), while the 
devas
> wept. 
> > > > 
> > > > Like Judy, I didn't comment, not wanting to "pile on" -- and 
be seen
> > > > by the wise and dignified like Turq, as questioning a heavy
> > > > experience. Besides, I had that experience last year, its so 
passe.
> > > >
> > > 
> > > I kinda thought so too, for reasons very close to what you just
> > > described, except I don't know why you say "Darn", and I'm not 
sure
> > > about the devas weeping.
> > >
> > 
> > Hi Vashti, 
> > 
> > Nice to have you back. My post was a flowing humor rift/parody  -
- so
> > i am not sure I can explain in full. "Darn" was sort of mock
> > disappointment at Alex saying it was not a "real" death of
> > ego/individuality thing -- and thus mock disappointment at not 
having
> > some colorful Rory story of what that paticular death was all 
about. 
> > 
> > As far as "the devas wept" -- I could have gone a number of ways 
with
> > that -- but I sort of was trying to get at "wept with joy"  at 
the
> > evolutionary stroke of it all, yet wept with grief at the loss 
off
> > such a shining and stellar soul/individuality.
> > 
> > Humor (if thats what one can call my rift -- its what I was 
aiming at
> > -- and with the expectation that Rory would get a big belly 
laugh from
> > it) just sort of flows out. I write the flow, particularly if it 
makes
> > me laugh or smile. But as turq will tell you I am a pissant, 
snake,
> > poor excuse for a human being with huge "issues" :) so what 
makes me
> > laugh may not coincide with mainstream humor. 
> > 
> > new.morning (aka akasha / OMG)
> >
> 
> new.morning (hi OMG!)--and Rory:
> I forget to watch for the unintended ways emails can sound so I 
meant
> that I enjoyed yours, got the lightheartedness you meant, I could
> easily hear a ringing laugh from Rory over it, and responded in the
> same spirit--not from a critical place in case you wondered--that I
> thought it cleverly written and would tweak the devas part; more
> likely singing in marvelous choruses, and the "why 'darn'?" 
because it
> must have happened like that on some level as opposed to you being
> mistaken. But of course weeping from joy works just as well, and 
adds
> just a touch of poignant ambiguity.
> 
> Rory, you sound radiantly happy there! I am glad for you.
> Vashti
>





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