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Afternoon:

 

A thirsty lion, having found his way to a lake, was startled when he bent

over to take a drink, to see (as he thought) another lion looking back at

him. He roared at it but it didn't go away, and the other animals watching

nearby laughed at him. Finally he charged into the lake to attack the "other

lion," to discover that there wasn't any other lion there at all -- it was

his own reflection. (Told by Idries Shah in the "Dreamwalkers" program of the

BBC TV series, "One Pair of Eyes.")

>From Harsha: By the way, I have a B.A. in Philosophy, so I recognize many

of the names, but have forgotten many of the details. Glad for it! :--).

 

I really laughed, me too *g* ... having sought endlessly in zillions of

directions, I'm rather glad some of the details fell out of da Maze.

 

Music for me more than words now, but really perhaps, all my life, is the

harmony I seek. But, I confess, that in various countries, I love it when

the words fall into place and I begin to speak the language, so yes, symbols

and language, especially as visuals convey so much to us that are beyond

words.

 

L*L*L

Rainbo

 

Alice O. Howell "The Sun never takes back its Rays."