Munbo Jumbo/Lewis

[Guest guest]

" Poetry is the language of

this and well, the gift ain't here, Pete. An inveterate ability of

dissolving meaning makes the wordsmithing of trying to convey meaning

for posterity an unlikelihood. I read others and appreciate and write

on the fly without a future or past to it.

 

What may be interesting is a video on human " incorrigibility " and the

ability of being unable to see it or comprehend it and that happens

everywhere. No one will want to see it and if it is seen, they will

wonder and talk what it was about. LOL "

 

Thanks Pete.

 

Lewis

 

P: You are fricken too modest, Lewis, and too grandiose at the same time.

Who is talking about writing for posterity? It's the living who

need help right now understanding the unconscious. Sure, there are others

writing about this, but mainly Ivory Tower dwellers, and Gurus

whose academic jargon, and santimonious prattle are Greek to the common man.

We need people like you who are fluent in both the languege of academia

and the street. The need is there to wrest from religion the marriage

between the conscious and the unconscious. Marriege at city hall is more

accesible... and a lot cheaper.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

well said, food for the common man,

always the hungrier.

 

grass roots efforts.... amen

-

Pedsie2

nisargadatta

Thursday, June 16, 2005 2:18 PM

Munbo Jumbo/Lewis

 

 

" Poetry is the language of

this and well, the gift ain't here, Pete. An inveterate ability of

dissolving meaning makes the wordsmithing of trying to convey meaning

for posterity an unlikelihood. I read others and appreciate and write

on the fly without a future or past to it.

 

What may be interesting is a video on human " incorrigibility " and the

ability of being unable to see it or comprehend it and that happens

everywhere. No one will want to see it and if it is seen, they will

wonder and talk what it was about. LOL "

 

Thanks Pete.

 

Lewis

 

P: You are fricken too modest, Lewis, and too grandiose at the same time.

Who is talking about writing for posterity? It's the living who

need help right now understanding the unconscious. Sure, there are others

writing about this, but mainly Ivory Tower dwellers, and Gurus

whose academic jargon, and santimonious prattle are Greek to the common man.

We need people like you who are fluent in both the languege of academia

and the street. The need is there to wrest from religion the marriage

between the conscious and the unconscious. Marriege at city hall is more

accesible... and a lot cheaper.

 

 

[Guest guest]

well said, food for the common man,

always the hungrier.

 

grass roots efforts.... amen

-

Pedsie2

nisargadatta

Thursday, June 16, 2005 2:18 PM

Munbo Jumbo/Lewis

 

 

" Poetry is the language of

this and well, the gift ain't here, Pete. An inveterate ability of

dissolving meaning makes the wordsmithing of trying to convey meaning

for posterity an unlikelihood. I read others and appreciate and write

on the fly without a future or past to it.

 

What may be interesting is a video on human " incorrigibility " and the

ability of being unable to see it or comprehend it and that happens

everywhere. No one will want to see it and if it is seen, they will

wonder and talk what it was about. LOL "

 

Thanks Pete.

 

Lewis

 

P: You are fricken too modest, Lewis, and too grandiose at the same

time. Who is talking about writing for posterity? It's the living who

need help right now understanding the unconscious. Sure, there are

others writing about this, but mainly Ivory Tower dwellers, and Gurus

whose academic jargon, and santimonious prattle are Greek to the

common man. We need people like you who are fluent in both the

languege of academia and the street. The need is there to wrest from

religion the marriage between the conscious and the unconscious.

Marriege at city hall is more accesible... and a lot cheaper.

 

L: I can work together with others on such a project to create and

sustain multivocalities in this, multivocalities singing all the songs

we know. That cannot be done by one voice or one adopting many. It

requires other voices singing as they do the different songs, each

according to its voice, together. Such a multivocal song book may be

interesting to create....to hear......

 

I am just an old pigeon drinking with my head down. I can flock and I

can coo softly alone, flying together over the roofs or alone from

ledge to ledge seeing what is going on, cooing, leaving droppings here

and there....

 

A single song bird always sings as if it is the only one.....There are

many song birds who sing. Can song birds fly together, can they flock?

Look at how they sit in their favorite trees separate from one

another, singing their songs as if they are the only ones.

 

I flock, peck together at the ground of being, this way and then that,

flying off in a flutter of wings flapping.....

 

.....dying quietly, secretly as pigeons do.

 

A cacophony of bird song is more alerting and stimulating than the

hypnosis induced by the sweet song of the solitary song bird singing

as if it was the only one and then caged by its' listeners and made to

sing their song, over and over, until it expires.

 

Is that not why a cyberguru can be more effective than a single

solitary song bird?