Edgar,
Nor does one who is awake to the Zen state necessarily turn up as one who would
ever dance on any Tulips or Daffodils. I would hope NOT!
I may have Zen, but I have too much respect for life-forms and their
"gardeners" to dance on the bulbs of any Tulips, or Daffodils. What a silly
image, this dancing on daffodils. How about just Twisting The Night Away?:
usually only dance floors get scuffed, and sawdust gets compressed and
powderized. Really?: sawdust, anymore? Maybe not in modern Ecstasy clubs.
And maybe "Ecstasy" is by now old hat, not modern. Twelve-hours of mild blue
optical-illusions, I've heard. Bad for the near-sighted. Kids' stuff?
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Dancing through the daffodils is not negative or useless. It's fun and
> positive in human terms. My point is that just because you do it doesn't mean
> you have Zen...
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