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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 19:02:53 Gill Collingwood wrote:

>Truth is truth whoever speaks it.

>The enlightened do not have a monopoly on it, thank god....

>Do not judge words by the speaker, judge them by whether your

>heart agrees.

 

;) Maybe this was what you got out of the

thump in your chest.

 

Just have been in at Jerry's pages and read

some stuff there.

 

If you want to read about "enlightenment",

read what's her name's story, yeah,

Bernadette (my short term memory is

extremely short term these days),

read it and see one probably (I don't know

though, maybe it's all a big hoax) very true

reflection of the journey.

 

I agree with you very much though.

 

Speak your own truth.

 

It is the zen koan

"Speak one word of zen and I will take my hat

off for you".

My answer to this is for the moment:

"One word is as good as the other. What is

not zen and what is ?"

Nevertheless, let me also say that the wind

in the trees speak the truth, the hairs on the

cat's back speak the truth, the pigments on the

fish'es scales speak the truth.

:)

 

Not at all to lessen the message of your post.

:)

 

Love,

 

Amanda.

 

 

 

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A tip of the hat to you!

Sweet truth abides!

Peace - Michael

 

, "mumble cat" <mumblecat@a...>

wrote:

>

> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 19:02:53 Gill Collingwood wrote:

>

> >Truth is truth whoever speaks it.

> >The enlightened do not have a monopoly on it, thank god....

> >Do not judge words by the speaker, judge them by whether your

> >heart agrees.

>

> ;) Maybe this was what you got out of the

> thump in your chest.

>

> Just have been in at Jerry's pages and read

> some stuff there.

>

> If you want to read about "enlightenment",

> read what's her name's story, yeah,

> Bernadette (my short term memory is

> extremely short term these days),

> read it and see one probably (I don't know

> though, maybe it's all a big hoax) very true

> reflection of the journey.

>

> I agree with you very much though.

>

> Speak your own truth.

>

> It is the zen koan

> "Speak one word of zen and I will take my hat

> off for you".

> My answer to this is for the moment:

> "One word is as good as the other. What is

> not zen and what is ?"

> Nevertheless, let me also say that the wind

> in the trees speak the truth, the hairs on the

> cat's back speak the truth, the pigments on the

> fish'es scales speak the truth.

> :)

>

> Not at all to lessen the message of your post.

> :)

>

> Love,

>

> Amanda.

>

>

>

> Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

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A tip of the hat to you!

Sweet truth abides!

Peace - Michael

 

, "mumble cat" <mumblecat@a...>

wrote:

>

> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 19:02:53 Gill Collingwood wrote:

>

> >Truth is truth whoever speaks it.

> >The enlightened do not have a monopoly on it, thank god....

> >Do not judge words by the speaker, judge them by whether your

> >heart agrees.

>

> ;) Maybe this was what you got out of the

> thump in your chest.

>

> Just have been in at Jerry's pages and read

> some stuff there.

>

> If you want to read about "enlightenment",

> read what's her name's story, yeah,

> Bernadette (my short term memory is

> extremely short term these days),

> read it and see one probably (I don't know

> though, maybe it's all a big hoax) very true

> reflection of the journey.

>

> I agree with you very much though.

>

> Speak your own truth.

>

> It is the zen koan

> "Speak one word of zen and I will take my hat

> off for you".

> My answer to this is for the moment:

> "One word is as good as the other. What is

> not zen and what is ?"

> Nevertheless, let me also say that the wind

> in the trees speak the truth, the hairs on the

> cat's back speak the truth, the pigments on the

> fish'es scales speak the truth.

> :)

>

> Not at all to lessen the message of your post.

> :)

>

> Love,

>

> Amanda.

>

>

>

> Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

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