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Hey, Rach. Thanks.
posted by
Tremac
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November 21, 2004
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Very nice!
Applies so well to me right now!
posted by
RachelAnna
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November 21, 2004
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Also, thanks for the info about your blog.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Oh, Beachbelle-- you didn't hear the vibrations?
Honestly, I have never heard any either. Perhaps you could try feeling for them the next go round-- maybe experiencing them in your heart or in your gut or in your soul. Really it's about moving through the wash and rinse cycle of life.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Thank you Klara for your wonderful thoughts. I appreciate them very much.
I would love to read some of your haiku. If you ever feel inclined to post any of them, please let me know. Thanks for reading me.
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Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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By the way, I have elaborated about the thinking we are too good thing
posted by
beachbelle
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November 20, 2004
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Unfortunately the only shifting vibrations
I have heard lately have been my washing machine which is on the wrong kind of flooring. It unbalances me. Nice work.
posted by
beachbelle
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November 20, 2004
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I am such a huge fan of your Haiku, tremacc.
I've never mastered this to any great extent, and you do such a splendid job of this. Nice work always.
posted by
KlaraRoberts
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November 20, 2004
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Ha.
What cliche?
I think we all take the trip, on our own road--- consciously or no.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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I guess that to say there are many paths to God would be a bit clich'e of me. So let's pretend that I didn't say it. It's funny that in so many cultures, basics truths are regarded as priceless and are therefore highly guarded. I wonder if any of us would eagerly go through a long initiation to find out what we take now know.
posted by
Matos
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November 20, 2004
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LOL, about Madonna. So very true.
When you read and learn all of the varying beliefs, doctines and religions of the world you find the same underlying truths. I begin to see the same thing again and again and again and again. Even if it was only my truth that I was seeing, that was the moment of realization for me and I began to go within. I agree about Chuang Tzu.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Of your list, I can only comment on Aristotle and the Qaballah. I know that it's much more than Madonna may think it is. Aristotle is interesting but lacks any real personality unlike the Book of Chuang Tzu.
posted by
Matos
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November 20, 2004
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Hi, Sue. Thanks for stopping by.
Balance of the soul...
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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balance of the soul.
posted by
9STAR
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November 20, 2004
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Sym, Sym thank you!
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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I'm not familiar with ancestor worship, I will have to read up on that,
but can relate with you on the rest. What do you think about Quaballah? Aristotle? Kiekergaard? Ayn Rand? I agree with your thoughts on harmony and change. I truly appreciate this dialogue and look forward to more of your thoughts. Thank you.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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I love your haikus soooooooo much
posted by
_Symphony_
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November 20, 2004
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I'm a fan of Socrates and have read a bit on Taoism, Buddism, ancestor worship as well as the major three religions: Christainity, Judaism and Islam. I have meditated but not in recent times. The idea of harmony and change are very important to me, which is why I enjoy your blog. Without change, society stifles and eventually dies. Change is evolution. In one's life, we could evolve to a better person so long as we find the underlying harmony in all things. Congratulaions on finding that harmony. Your writing reflects it well.
posted by
Matos
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November 20, 2004
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Thank you, Matos for putting me on your faves list
and for your wonderful thoughts. Yes, I meditate daily, sometimes dream lucidly and am a fan of philosophy. What about you? 
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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You're really good. I've just added you to my favorites list. I was wondering if you meditate often or if you're a student of philosophy?
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Matos
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November 20, 2004
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Wooohooo!!!
posted by
Tanoolicious
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November 20, 2004
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**laces up boots and heads up the trail**
"Belief, true intention and creative visualization, here we come!"
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Amen Tremacc, I always invision whatever it is I do and work from the picture in my head..... **tie the laces of your hiking boots on**coz we have a long way to go
posted by
Tanoolicious
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November 20, 2004
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Good idea, Tanoo. The saying is that
"If you can invision it, you can make it happen". I am right behind you.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Then im gonna stand in the middle to balance whatever i need to balance....
**walks off to find the middle**
posted by
Tanoolicious
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November 20, 2004
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And thanks, you too.
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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Oh, Tanoo. I think the balance shifts for everyone all of the time.
We are all works in progress. **raising hand** Me too, me too!
posted by
Tremac
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November 20, 2004
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**raises hand**
Soul still very much unbalanced here, but all good things take some time.... have a lovely weekend Tre
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Tanoolicious
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November 20, 2004
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