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On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Geoff
(Hadi)@203.12.152.23 said:
Hadi, keep your face turned towards the light and you'll never see any shadows. :)

On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Geoff (Ravi)@203.12.152.23 said:
Ravi, the answer is that love is all of the above AND none of the above. Hope this helps. It's like the old expression, if you have to ask you wouldn't understand the answer. :)

On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Geoff (Peggy)@203.12.152.23 said:

Happy Birthday Peggy

Click here for the full "card"


On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Ravi (servant@your feet)@216.13.108.111 said:
Hello to one and all,

Chris, Geoff, Hadi, Carol, thank you for the research on the anamolies in the properties and sub-atomic composition of water, the wonder liquid, the sustainer of lakes, rivers and the seas with so many life forms, here on earth and God knows, where else in space!

It's amazing how a seemingly simple thing can become so technical and difficult to understand when the scientific lingua is brought to bear on it. I think it sounds like some kind of elitism or knowledge/insight possessed by a lucky few - I don't mean in a pejorative sense. How is a common person to understand it? There must be another way to show that water has these unusual qualities, like, "so that forms of life swim and live . . ., in an experiential way, in a way it relates to an evolutionary plus, enabler, enhancer, nurturer of life like the eternal feminine that draws us on . . . .

Chris, the site you sent us to . . . mindboggling! Thanx.

I now realize I asked the wrong question in the first place!

In passing

I am also immensely puzzled by how people quote from books they have read, or authors whose wisdom has impressed them in some way.

Can we express our own original? ideas based on real experiences/realizations etc.? Because when one quotes, the 'words' become literal and devoid of the force of the personal feeling which makes them alive and potent.

Pardon my ignorance.

What is 'love'? Everyone quotes, writes and elaborates its virtues. Can someone explain the phenomenon to me?

Is it: 'I love a hamburger'.

Or is it: 'Sweetheart, I love you so much; let's go to bed and celebrate".

Or is it: 'Soulmate, I love you so much that I'm not going to touch you but draw inspiration from your ambience to grow and prosper.'

Or is it an unattached dispassionate feeling emanating from the heart, touching and bonding with every object, thing, entity and concept like 'time' and 'space' around me?

Which one is it? Is it subjective or objective? All of the above or none of the above?

Please no quotes; your very own perceptions that make you 'you'.

Does everyone have it or only the privileged few? The chosen few?

How does one acquire this marvellous virtue?

Do lookin on:(and bask in the glow)

The Latitude Syndrome
The Three Verbs of Being

May this 'love' prevail upon you soon!

Namaste from Ravi


On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Geoff (Cecile)@203.12.152.23 said:
Cecile,

I was thinking about your question of "why" ... then I was reading Conversations With God and I thought you might like this little passage:

Let's start here. The soul - your soul - knows all there is to know all the time. There's nothing hidden to it, nothing unknown. Yet knowing is not enough. The soul seeks to experience.

You can know yourself to be generous, but unless you do something which displays generosity, you have nothing but a concept. You can know yourself to be kind, but unless you do someone a kindness, you have nothing but an idea about yourself.

It is your soul's desire to turn its grandest concept about itself into its greatest experience. Until concept becomes experience, all there is is speculation. I have been speculating about Myself for a long time. Longer than you and I could collectively remember. Longer than the age of ths universe times the age of the universe. You see, then, how young is - how young is - My experience of Myself.

Click here for a more extensive excerpt.


On Saturday, July 15, 2000, Geoff (All)@203.12.152.23 said:
Hadi,

I think you need to read some new jokes, mate, if you're quoting "Laugh In". :) (I vaguely remember the show myself actually) As luck would have it, yours truly has just such a list of funny sites - click here. Some of the (unintentional) humour out of the mouths of babes is classic! Enjoy.

Chris,

Your posts about the weird & wonderful world of water intrigued me. So, I did a bit of fossicking and found some more sites you might be interested in visiting - click here.


On Friday, July 14, 2000, Richard Nordeen (nuridinn@hotmail.com)@63.14.211.53 said:
Happy B-Day Peggy, enjoy the lamb...Wonders, wonders, wonders.......

On Friday, July 14, 2000, Snort! ()@209.86.49.38 said:
Make that ((((Hugs)))) to all!

On Friday, July 14, 2000, Peggy (Jump back, Jack!)@209.86.49.38 said:
Thank you all for the birthday greetings! I need to read back but will have to do that later tonight. I'm having a perfect birthday! We are about to go out for dinner. We will go to Sitar's for lamb pasanda (if I have my way!)

((((Jugs)))) to all!


On Friday, July 14, 2000, Hadi (01@onetel.net.uk)@194.112.58.188 said:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
PEGGY

On Friday, July 14, 2000, Hadi (01@onetel.net.uk)@194.112.58.188 said:
God, how childish! The peculiar thing about that part of us we call our "shadow" is that wherever we go, it's not far behind.

On Friday, July 14, 2000, Pat (((())))@192.76.82.65 said:
Happiest of Birthdays, Peggy!

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On Friday, July 14, 2000, Chris V. (cvedeler@ix.netcom.com)@192.56.191.222 said:
Happy Birthday Peggy!

I hope you have a very enjoyable birthday. Do something special for yourself.


On Friday, July 14, 2000, Teresa (Holst@Catholic.Org)@24.43.11.70 said:
I just adore Deepak Chopras' work. He is an inspiration to all of us. I learned more about myself and God through Deepak then anywhere else. Thank you Teresa

On Friday, July 14, 2000, Phoenix (@work)@216.34.56.10 said:
((((Peggy)))))......."Happy Birthday" ... hopng that all your dreams come true today and throughout the year!!!!! Many, many more!!

On Friday, July 14, 2000, to (@)@216.236.6.105 said:
I was just wondering where our archivist went with the Birthday list. Thanks!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PEGASUS!

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On Friday, July 14, 2000, carol (by request)@152.163.204.63 said:
Judgment is ugly -- it hurts people. On the one hand you go on hurting them, wounding them, and on the other hand you want their love, their respect. It is impossible.
Love them, respect them, and perhaps your love and respect may help them to change many of their weaknesses, many of their failures -- because love will give them new energy, a new meaning, a new strength.

OSHO


On Friday, July 14, 2000, carol ()@152.163.204.63 said:
thanks, Geoff..

On Friday, July 14, 2000, carol (cecile)@152.163.204.63 said:
hello Cecile, all questions come from the non-existent past or future. in the present there are no questions....

The present has nothing to do with time. If you are just here in this moment, there is no time (or questions)
There is immense silence, stillness, no movement; nothing is passing, everything has come to a sudden stop.

OSHO


On Friday, July 14, 2000, Dolores (@PEGGY)@209.86.157.173 said:
FELIZ CUMPLEANOS PEGGY!

With metta,
Dolores


On Thursday, July 13, 2000, Geoff (ooops #2)@203.30.210.39 said:
Memo to self - don't type up links in the library. :) Or at least make sure brain is engaged.

Neale Walsch


On Thursday, July 13, 2000, Geoff (still in the library :)@203.30.210.39 said:
"Many years ago I discovered that the hands of God on Earth are attached to our own wrists. It is through each and every one of us that the Divine Potential is actualized into manifest form. It is through our own personal thoughts, words and deeds that you and I choose, and create, the global changes that will occur, and the future that we will experience. "

Neale Walsch


On Thursday, July 13, 2000, Geoff (Cecile)@203.30.210.39 said:
Why? Yes, any question which has "Why" as it's first word is essentially unanswerable since whatever reply is received, one can still ask "Well, why is that so?" :) I used to infuriate my religious teachers by asking things like "Why does God exist?" ... :)



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