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I guess you are that lucky Marblehead. I'm glad for you. I'm still working on getting there!

Thanks zerostao

Sure, the Tao knows better than we do. However, what should be our role as so-called human beings in that play? This for me is the real question.

Would like to know that.

... probably ego based more than natural? A man can kill 20 lions just to feed is ego. An interesting talk. I think

Yeah! The company of like minded outlaws... Keeps you healthy!

How are you feeling today Edward ?

Hi Edward! My experience tells me that lying on the floor can make a positive difference when dealing with panic attacks. I can relate with what you're going through. Thanks for sharing.

Can you supply us with more information ? Thanks.

I miss spending time with the bums

Thanks ST.

I was referring to the silence experience not the light experience.

Can you help me find the post where you shared this experience. Been looking for it and can't find it.

You Fundamentalists....

Sure, My thoughts on it https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Babel

Youth without youth

The only dog I would have, would be a german sheppard

The symbology of the Divine is in our dreams yes, the "Imago Dei". Carl Jung spent his lifetime researching that. In the famous interview where he was asked if he believed in God, to which he replied "no,I don't believe, I know!" that was pretty much what he meant. He could see God in the form of symbols in his dreams as well in the dreams of his patients

A Contribution to Statistics by Wislawa Szymborska Out of a hundred people those who always know better — fifty-two doubting every step — nearly all the rest, glad to lend a hand if it doesn’t take too long — as high as forty-nine, always good because they can’t be otherwise — four, well maybe five, able to admire without envy — eighteen, suffering illusions induced by fleeting youth — sixty, give or take a few, not to be taken lightly — forty and four, living in constant fear of someone or something — seventy-seven, capable of happiness — twenty-something tops, harmless singly, savage in crowds — half at least, cruel when forced by circumstances — better not to know even ballpark figures, wise after the fact — just a couple more than wise before it, taking only things from life — thirty (I wish I were wrong), hunched in pain, no flashlight in the dark — eighty-three sooner or later, righteous — thirty-five, which is a lot, righteous and understanding — three, worthy of compassion — ninety-nine, mortal — a hundred out of a hundred. Thus far this figure still remains unchanged.

Respect the gut

NO! Diet! Wise up