Teacups and Paliko & Reality

[Guest guest]

...... less than reality?

In this instance "reality" meaning the actual true facts of the story,

sans embellishments, even if said embellishments were artistically

intended to draw attention to the concepts therein. Also, some might

be a bit offended by the suggestion that poor Paliko, in her

enlightened insights after being bombed would have glowingly remarked

that "...the victims were part of God, the bombs were God, all were

God," even if in some abstract reality this might be true, I would

like better to hear her own interpretation of events and feelings. I

think the poor girl must be both in shock, and grief stricken. One

should not seek to obscure real suffering for the sake of making a

philosophical point. It seems almost as inhuman as those who would

bomb people.

Blessings,

Zenbob