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Antoine writes:

> It must be why i like so much reading you... The look one may come to have

> on the inner peace of an other may be felt like a nice sunset on the clear

> night sky. There is a joy to find in the burning of the sun, thank you for

> shinning it.

 

Antoine, Antoine, Antoine...

 

I always read your words and zoom right into space to enjoy the view. You

make astronauts into all of us.

Thanks, Luv.

 

Love,

xxxtg

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In a message dated 8/13/00 10:03:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

leteegee writes:

 

<< Years ago, I was sitting on the beach with the most peaceful and gentle

friend. We would sit in quiet for long periods of time, enjoying the

internal peace we felt from the beauty that surrounded us. A man was

walking along the beach, and as he passed us, he turned back around and

walked up to us. He thanked us over and over for the beautiful feelings he

felt as he walked by us. That was the first moment I realized that we are

not alone with our feelings.

 

Much Love,

xxxtg

>>

 

What a beautiful moment, tg. How many times l've felt just like that man

after reading one of your posts. You are truly an empath extraordinaire!

 

love,

jerry

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In a message dated 8/14/00 6:44:02 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

leteegee writes:

 

<< I'd love to hear more about *feeling* globally! Talk to me! >>

 

I don't have much more to add except for a suspicion that the biosphere as a

whole has feelings. Like a sadness that arrives inexplicably at 4 in the

afternoon, certain feelings don't seem in the least bit personal. When I

lived near a woodsy park in D.C., I was sure the trees had moods.

Conventional psychology would be certain I am projecting, and I used to think

so, but now I'm not so sure. Feelings (which I define as including, but not

limited to, the usual human emotions) seem so central to Life.

Love, Holly

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, Hbarrett47@a... wrote:

> In a message dated 8/14/00 6:44:02 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

> leteegee@a... writes:

>

> << I'd love to hear more about *feeling* globally! Talk to me! >>

>

> I don't have much more to add except for a suspicion that the

biosphere as a

> whole has feelings. Like a sadness that arrives inexplicably at 4

in the

> afternoon, certain feelings don't seem in the least bit personal.

When I

> lived near a woodsy park in D.C., I was sure the trees had moods.

> Conventional psychology would be certain I am projecting, and I

used

to think

> so, but now I'm not so sure. Feelings (which I define as

including,

but not

> limited to, the usual human emotions) seem so central to Life.

> Love, Holly

 

Dear Holly, you are not projecting. Life is emotive.

 

Love - Michael