Guest guest Posted May 16, 2008 Report Share Posted May 16, 2008 Larry Epston, poet, teacher, artist, singer/songwriter, musician, peace activist, and most of all, my Beloved friend. 3-28-40 to 5-16-07 I miss you. From www.epston.com SPIRITUAL CONVERSATIONS ONE L.E: For your consideration: Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. There are no mistakes or errors. It's easy to see this in every part of life, the plants, the fishes, the other animals, but most don't want to accept this about ourselves as humans. Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then include yourself, and your confusion will vanish. In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering, which is also perfect in its own way. If you ring the " division bell " you will suffer, and if " you have a cross to bear, " you will suffer. Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of things will change. The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our ego, our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and pain. If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a few minutes at first, and then for longer periods. As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence and experience an enlightened, or so-called god-conscious sense, full of inner peace. So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are still within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, oneness and unity. When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you will have the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become more and more, and you will change, and your choices and actions will more and more be based on love in its many shapes, forms, and expressions. To Call It One To call it One is One to many, To call it nothing, Minimizes its importance, To say it is in me, Implies it is not outside, To say it comes from somewhere, Says it is not here, To say it has a beginning, Makes it appear to have an ending, To think it will come, Implies it has not arrived, To search for it, Implies it is hidden, To wait for it, Implies it exists in time. To try to describe it is futile, It has no edges, You cannot catch it, You cannot find it, You cannot see it, You can only Be It. Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2008 Report Share Posted May 16, 2008 P: What did he die of? Hope it wasn't painful? That he died in peace. That he felt no one was dying, that no one had lived his life, that all was a dream. But it doesn't matter now, the dream ends, the night goes on. Nisargadatta , " anabebe57 " <kailashana wrote: > > Larry Epston, poet, teacher, artist, singer/songwriter, musician, > peace activist, and most of all, my Beloved friend. 3-28-40 to 5-16-07 > > I miss you. > > From www.epston.com > > SPIRITUAL CONVERSATIONS ONE > > L.E: For your consideration: > > Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. > There are no mistakes or errors. It's easy to see this in every part > of life, > the plants, the fishes, the other animals, but most don't want to accept > this about ourselves as humans. > Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then > include yourself, and your confusion will vanish. > In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering, > which is > also perfect in its own way. > If you ring the " division bell " you will suffer, and if " you have a > cross to > bear, " you will suffer. > Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of > things will > change. > The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our > ego, our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and > pain. > If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this > ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a > few minutes at first, and then for longer periods. > As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence > and experience an enlightened, or so-called god-conscious sense, full of > inner peace. > So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are > still > within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, > oneness and unity. > When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you > will have the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. > And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become > more and more, and you will change, and your choices and actions will > more and more be based on love in its many shapes, forms, and > expressions. > > > > To Call It One > > To call it One is > One to many, > To call it nothing, > Minimizes its importance, > To say it is in me, > Implies it is not outside, > To say it comes from somewhere, > Says it is not here, > To say it has a beginning, > Makes it appear to have an ending, > To think it will come, > Implies it has not arrived, > To search for it, > Implies it is hidden, > To wait for it, > Implies it exists in time. > > To try to describe it is futile, > It has no edges, > You cannot catch it, > You cannot find it, > You cannot see it, > You can only > Be It. > > > Larry Epston > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2008 Report Share Posted May 17, 2008 Larry died of a staph infection after a cortisone shot in his knee. He knew he was going to die. He had diabetes early stages....It was quick... he went into the hospital Friday they operated on his knee immediately and he died on Tuesday. I knew something was wrong, ended up talking to him for the few lucid moments he had before his death, my sleuthing... and intuition He lived his nonduality Pete. And I would have cried on his shoulders when Michael/Kabir died. So I live my nonduality. Love you, Anna p.s. You and WHOever is not or is..... are invited to ToomBebe/ -- In Nisargadatta , " cerosoul " <pedsie6 wrote: > > P: What did he die of? Hope it wasn't painful? > That he died in peace. That he felt no one was > dying, that no one had lived his life, that all > was a dream. But it doesn't matter now, the > dream ends, the night goes on. > > Nisargadatta , " anabebe57 " <kailashana@> wrote: > > > > Larry Epston, poet, teacher, artist, singer/songwriter, musician, > > peace activist, and most of all, my Beloved friend. 3-28-40 to 5-16-07 > > > > I miss you. > > > > From www.epston.com > > > > SPIRITUAL CONVERSATIONS ONE > > > > L.E: For your consideration: > > > > Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. > > There are no mistakes or errors. It's easy to see this in every part > > of life, > > the plants, the fishes, the other animals, but most don't want to accept > > this about ourselves as humans. > > Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then > > include yourself, and your confusion will vanish. > > In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering, > > which is > > also perfect in its own way. > > If you ring the " division bell " you will suffer, and if " you have a > > cross to > > bear, " you will suffer. > > Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of > > things will > > change. > > The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our > > ego, our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and > > pain. > > If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this > > ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a > > few minutes at first, and then for longer periods. > > As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence > > and experience an enlightened, or so-called god-conscious sense, full of > > inner peace. > > So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are > > still > > within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, > > oneness and unity. > > When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you > > will have the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. > > And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become > > more and more, and you will change, and your choices and actions will > > more and more be based on love in its many shapes, forms, and > > expressions. > > > > > > > > To Call It One > > > > To call it One is > > One to many, > > To call it nothing, > > Minimizes its importance, > > To say it is in me, > > Implies it is not outside, > > To say it comes from somewhere, > > Says it is not here, > > To say it has a beginning, > > Makes it appear to have an ending, > > To think it will come, > > Implies it has not arrived, > > To search for it, > > Implies it is hidden, > > To wait for it, > > Implies it exists in time. > > > > To try to describe it is futile, > > It has no edges, > > You cannot catch it, > > You cannot find it, > > You cannot see it, > > You can only > > Be It. > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2008 Report Share Posted May 17, 2008 Hello Ana,Just for you to know, I have translated his beautiful poem you gave usin French for the non-dual French group.Love,Nisargadatta , "anabebe57" <kailashana wrote:>> Larry Epston, poet, teacher, artist, singer/songwriter, musician,> peace activist, and most of all, my Beloved friend. 3-28-40 to 5-16-07 > > I miss you. > > From www.epston.com > > SPIRITUAL CONVERSATIONS ONE > > L.E: For your consideration: > > Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. > There are no mistakes or errors. It's easy to see this in every part> of life, > the plants, the fishes, the other animals, but most don't want to accept > this about ourselves as humans. > Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then > include yourself, and your confusion will vanish. > In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering,> which is > also perfect in its own way. > If you ring the "division bell" you will suffer, and if "you have a> cross to > bear," you will suffer. > Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of> things will > change. > The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our > ego, our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and> pain. > If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this > ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a > few minutes at first, and then for longer periods. > As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence > and experience an enlightened, or so-called god-conscious sense, full of > inner peace. > So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are> still > within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, > oneness and unity. > When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you > will have the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. > And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become > more and more, and you will change, and your choices and actions will > more and more be based on love in its many shapes, forms, and > expressions. > > > > To Call It One > > To call it One is > One to many, > To call it nothing, > Minimizes its importance, > To say it is in me, > Implies it is not outside, > To say it comes from somewhere, > Says it is not here, > To say it has a beginning, > Makes it appear to have an ending, > To think it will come, > Implies it has not arrived, > To search for it, > Implies it is hidden, > To wait for it, > Implies it exists in time. > > To try to describe it is futile, > It has no edges, > You cannot catch it, > You cannot find it, > You cannot see it, > You can only > Be It. > > > Larry Epston> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2008 Report Share Posted May 17, 2008 Nisargadatta , " anabebe57 " <kailashana wrote: > > Larry died of a staph infection after a cortisone shot in his knee. > He knew he was going to die. He had diabetes early stages....It was > quick... he went into the hospital Friday they operated on his knee > immediately and he died on Tuesday. I knew something was wrong, ended > up talking to him for the few lucid moments he had before his death, > my sleuthing... and intuition > > He lived his nonduality Pete. > > And I would have cried on his shoulders when Michael/Kabir died. > > So I live my nonduality. > > Love you, > Anna > > p.s. You and WHOever is not or is..... are invited to > ToomBebe/ P: Thanks for the inf. I didn't know he died. Such a promising life cut short. What a callous universe! It's food for thought that he died from a cortisone shot. I get those every four months for my shoulder. Well, let's rejoice that he ascended to the perfection of extinction as such tender age. Let's honor a fallen comrade, who left his troubled passage through this list for our edification. Larry's first messages were promising: The Perfection of Life For your consideration: Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. There are no mistakes or errors. It's easy to see this in the every part of life, the plants, the fishes, the other animals, but most don't want to accept this about ourselves as humans. Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then include yourself, and your confusion will vanish. In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering, which is also perfect in its own way. If you ring the " division bell " you will suffer, and it " you have a cross to bear, " you will suffer. Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of things will change. The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our ego, our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and pain. If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a few. As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence and experience an enlightened, or so-called god conscious sense, full of inner peace. So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are still within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, oneness and unity. When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you will have the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become more and more, and you will change, and your choices and actions will more and more be based on love in its many shapes, forms, and expressions. Larry Epston Artist, Musician, Poet and Songwriter www.epston.com P: But then his self-image got in the way. He felt our lack of admiration, and our criticism was an insult to his vision of himself, and it all went downhill until his expulsion from the list, and his last message. His last message followed by a post from Hur to you is below. Who was Larry? He was the spinning of a self-image in the void. He was us. Re: Hur Speaks Hi Ana, the first member I put anyone on moderation was Judi when I noticed she was personally attacking you. Recently Larry and Bob were both addicted to the insulting sport and neither of them could let go...and they were both put on moderation because they ignored my warnings. Since this list does not have a visible moderator, some members tend to act up here more than the other groups. Larry earned the distinction of sending me more emails than all the members, in the history of this list combined, ever. He used to complain just about everything that went on the list. Larry was removed from the list because he was unable to stop escalating his personal attacks even though I asked him stop many times via email and public messages. Snip Hur > It seems Larry does not realize how he provokes others and that's > why he's moderated. Although I approve nearly half of his messages > with leniency I'm not sure if this is working. I'm asking the group > members to practice restraint if you feel the need to engage > him...of course you can always play nice with him. > > > L.E: I wonder what hur means when he says, " I'm not sure if this is working? " Is he, are you, trying to teach me something that you know, and I don't? Does the group, do all of you, need his advice on how to behave in relation to me? Mostly, I like to comment on what others are saying, but I also write my own statements and invite dialogue. I find the back and forth of list conversation usually trivial and empty so I don't join in. Is that some kind of a problem? Not following some unwritten rules of etiquette? Mostly, I feel like I am writing to and for myself, and make copies of my statements and comments. I enjoy this. It's like making art and saving my pictures. I have no problem being who and what I am. I am at ease and at peace within, and am not looking for any truth or ultimate knowledge outside of myself. And as far as lessons from kindergarten, I spend many hours with kindergarten students and let me tell you, most don't learn these lessons, and some of you haven't learned them either. I send my messages out to individuals as well as posting them on the list, and I always send a copy to myself, so hur, you have no power to play over me. If you have the time to play your little power trip, enjoy yourself. I send my art, music, poetry and messages to many so censor what you want, and post the rest. I don't mind at all. I don't sense that anyone is " provoked " by my writing or thinking, but if you are, that's all to the good isn't it? Are you trying to protect members from me? Do you want everyone to agree with you all the time? Are you looking for approval and feel you have to give compliments to be liked? I don't use obscene nasty and crude words like Bob Nixon did, or Silver. I come from my feelings, and give honest responses. If that's not O.K., to bad for you. Suffer. You may learn something. Larry Epston www.epston.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2008 Report Share Posted May 18, 2008 Larry and I were two peas in a pod... we both tried to push theenvelope and engage EVERYONE... sometimes at the cost of our peace ofmind, so to speak. The difference is that Larry really and truly didnot *care* as much as I do/did... However, in the many many personal phone conversations we had, he didtell me how it did *hurt* him... and always wondered why on these*supposedly* spiritual sites, folks *choose* to be unkind with oneanother. ****You and Larry were both windmill tilters, world savers, though Larry, coming from a more male perspective, was more aggressive in his condemnation of what was wrong, and his repeated personal attacks of me by private email were not appreciated. That's my perspective, while yours is that you "both tried to push theenvelope and engage EVERYONE... sometimes at the cost of our peace ofmind", but of course the end result was the same. Tell others what they're doing wrong, and they will, at the very least, disturb your peace of mind. Of course, none of this is of any value unless we're willing to look in the mirror, and I do see why unkindness is the exception with spiritual folks rather than the rule, at least in my experience. I don't feel the need to fix anyone because I see the ultimate futility of that. All any of us has to do is look at our own experience and see how seldom, if ever, that has ever worked. My thing is looking at the truth in everything, at least from my perspective, which of course is not a problem, but then voicing that perception and expecting not to be beaten mercilessly for it is like you "pushing the envelope" and expecting to keep your peace of mind. I go through periods where I avoid expressing anything personal, either about myself or anyone else, and while the bludgeoning decreases, it never ends because all one has to do is offer a perspective on some impersonal aspect of spirituality, and he/she is labeled relentlessly and attacked personally, and so even with ego placating and self censoring, the beatings continue anyway, so I ususally go back to expressing what's on my mind and looking for a way to accept the ugliness. To me, this is the bottom line. The world is both loving and hateful, kind and belligerant, beautiful and ugly, and 'spiritual people' are no different from anyone else. Acceptance of what is, is the only way out of this dillema. In a message dated 18/05/2008 9:51:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time, kailashana writes: (I'm going to leave all intact below without snipping ~ even as Annahas been compelled and impaled to the art of snipping;-)Larry and I were two peas in a pod... we both tried to push theenvelope and engage EVERYONE... sometimes at the cost of our peace ofmind, so to speak. The difference is that Larry really and truly didnot *care* as much as I do/did... However, in the many many personal phone conversations we had, he didtell me how it did *hurt* him... and always wondered why on these*supposedly* spiritual sites, folks *choose* to be unkind with oneanother... the anonymity? Nonduality?But surely this speaks for more ourselves than the *other* in thiskind of exchange?Hur needn't have *protected* me from Judy...Judy and I already met onthe level of understanding who we were...when she expelled me from herranch...There's a few groups Larry and I were members of... Much the samehorrible accusations and nastiness...to a man who had nothing but lovein his heart...he was a warrior WHO FOUGHT himself in all thoseconfrontations...he, however, knew it.And when he died, folks were left with the truth of their relationshipwith Larry. No chance to say..."hey bud, I enjoyed our sparring, hopeyou didn't take me seriously".Love you,Anna Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2008 Report Share Posted May 18, 2008 (I'm going to leave all intact below without snipping ~ even as Anna has been compelled and impaled to the art of snipping;-) Larry and I were two peas in a pod... we both tried to push the envelope and engage EVERYONE... sometimes at the cost of our peace of mind, so to speak. The difference is that Larry really and truly did not *care* as much as I do/did... However, in the many many personal phone conversations we had, he did tell me how it did *hurt* him... and always wondered why on these *supposedly* spiritual sites, folks *choose* to be unkind with one another... the anonymity? Nonduality? But surely this speaks for more ourselves than the *other* in this kind of exchange? Hur needn't have *protected* me from Judy...Judy and I already met on the level of understanding who we were...when she expelled me from her ranch... There's a few groups Larry and I were members of... Much the same horrible accusations and nastiness...to a man who had nothing but love in his heart...he was a warrior WHO FOUGHT himself in all those confrontations...he, however, knew it. And when he died, folks were left with the truth of their relationship with Larry. No chance to say... " hey bud, I enjoyed our sparring, hope you didn't take me seriously " . Love you, Anna Nisargadatta , " cerosoul " <pedsie6 wrote: > > > Nisargadatta , " anabebe57 " <kailashana@> wrote: > > > > Larry died of a staph infection after a cortisone shot in his knee. > > He knew he was going to die. He had diabetes early stages....It was > > quick... he went into the hospital Friday they operated on his knee > > immediately and he died on Tuesday. I knew something was wrong, ended > > up talking to him for the few lucid moments he had before his death, > > my sleuthing... and intuition > > > > He lived his nonduality Pete. > > > > And I would have cried on his shoulders when Michael/Kabir died. > > > > So I live my nonduality. > > > > Love you, > > Anna > > > > p.s. You and WHOever is not or is..... are invited to > > ToomBebe/ > > P: Thanks for the inf. I didn't know he died. Such a > promising life cut short. What a callous universe! > > It's food for thought that he died from a cortisone > shot. I get those every four months for my shoulder. > > Well, let's rejoice that he ascended to the > perfection of extinction as such tender age. Let's > honor a fallen comrade, who left his troubled > passage through this list for our edification. > > Larry's first messages were promising: > > The Perfection of Life > > > For your consideration: > > Everything in this infinite universe is perfect, connected and correct. There > are no mistakes or errors. > It's easy to see this in the every part of life, the plants, the fishes, the > other animals, but most don't want to accept this about ourselves as humans. > Observe this perfection in every aspect of the natural world, and then include > yourself, and your confusion will vanish. > In making an exception of yourself, you create all your suffering, which is also > perfect in its own way. If you ring the " division bell " you will suffer, and it > " you have a cross to bear, " you will suffer. > Just include yourself in the perfection of life and your sense of things will > change. > The self-reflective consciousness we have, we create, is the root of our ego, > our sense of self, and as a result, we are aware of pleasure and pain. > If you choose a silent, non-verbal meditation, you can relax this > ego-self-consciousness until it is reduced, and totally disappears for a few. > As it diminishes, we become integrated into the perfect flow of existence and > experience an enlightened, or so-called god conscious sense, full of inner > peace. > So, whether you are experiencing a painful or peaceful life, you are still > within the All-Life-Being that is perfect and a harmony of togetherness, oneness > and unity. > When you can get to this point of accepting everything as perfect, you will have > the choice to do whatever you want, in perfect freedom. > And just remember, as you embrace more and more, you will become more and more, > and you will change, and your choices and actions will more and more be based on > love in its many shapes, forms, and expressions. > > Larry Epston > Artist, Musician, Poet and Songwriter > www.epston.com > > P: But then his self-image got in the way. He felt > our lack of admiration, and our criticism was an > insult to his vision of himself, and it all went > downhill until his expulsion from the list, and his > last message. His last message followed by a > post from Hur to you is below. Who was > Larry? He was the spinning of a self-image in > the void. He was us. > > > > Re: Hur Speaks > > Hi Ana, the first member I put anyone on moderation was Judi when I > noticed she was personally attacking you. Recently Larry and Bob were > both addicted to the insulting sport and neither of them could let > go...and they were both put on moderation because they ignored my > warnings. Since this list does not have a visible moderator, some > members tend to act up here more than the other groups. Larry earned > the distinction of sending me more emails than all the members, in > the history of this list combined, ever. He used to complain just > about everything that went on the list. Larry was removed from the > list because he was unable to stop escalating his personal attacks > even though I asked him stop many times via email and public > messages. > > Snip > > Hur > > > It seems Larry does not realize how he provokes others and that's > > why he's moderated. Although I approve nearly half of his messages > > with leniency I'm not sure if this is working. I'm asking the group > > members to practice restraint if you feel the need to engage > > him...of course you can always play nice with him. > > > > > > L.E: I wonder what hur means when he says, " I'm not sure if this is working? " > Is he, are you, trying to teach me something that you know, and I don't? > Does the group, do all of you, need his advice on how to behave in relation to > me? Mostly, I like to comment on what others are saying, but I also write my > own statements and invite dialogue. > I find the back and forth of list conversation usually trivial and empty so I > don't join in. Is that some kind of a problem? Not following some unwritten > rules of etiquette? > Mostly, I feel like I am writing to and for myself, and make copies of my > statements and comments. I enjoy this. It's like making art and saving my > pictures. I have no problem being who and what I am. I am at ease and at peace > within, and am not looking for any truth or ultimate knowledge outside of > myself. > And as far as lessons from kindergarten, I spend many hours with kindergarten > students and let me tell you, most don't learn these lessons, and some of you > haven't learned them either. I send my messages out to individuals as well > as posting them on the list, and I always send a copy to myself, so hur, you > have no power to play over me. If you have the time to play your little power > trip, enjoy yourself. I send my art, music, poetry and messages to many so > censor what you want, and post the rest. I don't mind at all. I don't sense > that > anyone is " provoked " by my writing or thinking, but if you are, that's all to > the good isn't it? Are you trying to protect members from me? > Do you want everyone to agree with you all the time? Are you looking for > approval and feel you have to give compliments to be liked? I don't use obscene > nasty and crude words like Bob Nixon did, or Silver. I come from my feelings, > and give honest responses. If that's not O.K., to bad for you. Suffer. You > may learn something. > > Larry Epston > www.epston.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2008 Report Share Posted May 18, 2008 > > And when he died, folks were left with the truth of their relationship > with Larry. No chance to say... " hey bud, I enjoyed our sparring, hope > you didn't take me seriously " . > > Love you, > Anna P: You didn't snip, I DID. The moment he died, Larry forgave himself for defending Larry so fiercely, moreover he forgot complitely that a Larry, or even, existence ever existed. Do you collect nail clippings? When people die, they become all nail clippings, something to cast away, and to forget. Nature is the ultimate recycling machine, forms and memories are ground to dust, only atoms survive to be used again. Did I tell you I have 2 atoms from Christ and 5 from Buddha, and 11 from Nis? That's why I'm known as The Seven Eleven holy man. Open 24/7/365. LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2008 Report Share Posted May 19, 2008 > > P: You didn't snip, I DID. The moment he died, Larry forgave > himself for defending Larry so fiercely, moreover he forgot > complitely that a Larry, or even, existence ever existed. > > Do you collect nail clippings? When people die, they > become all nail clippings, something to cast away, and to forget. > > Nature is the ultimate recycling machine, forms and memories > are ground to dust, only atoms survive to be used again. > Did I tell you I have 2 atoms from Christ and 5 from Buddha, > and 11 from Nis? That's why I'm known as The Seven Eleven holy > man. Open 24/7/365. LOL > When you receive a gift.....there is no reason to keep the box it came in. toombaru Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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