Friday 3 January 2014

drunk

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  1. How is The Belle of Amerhst acted by Julie Harris?

    Also, I read the Ecclesiastes with my fiance. I've been reading a lot of stuff with her like the Kodo Sodowaki piece and a little bit of The Work of This Moment alongside J. Krishnamurti. We also watched The Mirror and other stuff.

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    1. very very sensible to help extend your fiancé's horizons like that !

      don't forget she is her own person and interests will differ and help her to find that !

      she might like to try her hand at writing poetry or keeping a diary if she doesn't already, it's the practical doing side.............. !

      I don't feel the belle of Amherst is on target and in fact is a bit dated and there's been a lot of new autobiographical information about her since 1976 when the play opened !

      she really was very very autistic, it's a different paradigm !

      plus a more complicated life than seems with her affair with her brother's wife really creating a lot of flow on difficulties in the Dickinson family life !

      interestingly her garden was famous locally !

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    2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6nw-ovaR1o

      the belle of Amherst acted by Julie harris

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  2. Sepehr you remind me of my cat. Sometimes she leaves the house and comes back hours after with a dead mouse ... the mouse on my kitchen floor she looks at me as if proud of her catch

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    1. are you an academic !? frothing at the arsehole because anybody is more widely read than you, the man so wilfully blind ?

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    2. Interestingly enough, I am a big cat person. I've spent a lot of time helping local humane societies, for example.

      I am not much of a dog person.

      I currently have 2 furbabies I love dearly.

      I really appreciate you comparing me to a cat, for they are truly infinite and divine.

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    3. A faithful disciple.

      When you're gone, Andrew, you'll have someone left behind to say "thus have I heard".

      Who doesn't love a little hagiography?

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    4. don't worry about others dave, sort yourself out, you are not making progress !

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    5. I'm not widely read.

      You defend those who praise you and attack those who criticize you; indirect narcissism.

      The measure of greatness is how much one is able to let go of narcissism. How much one is able to let go of oneself.

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    6. zakaj, why do you have an opinion when you are so fucking ignorant ! :o(

      all your efforts are to spill some religious bullshit or other that you have learnt and don't have an original thought in you ! :o(

      who is it that lets go of narcissism or oneself ! :o)(

      if you are so keen on greatness then be great and give us god or buddhas words not christian or Buddhist turge !

      if you are beyond greatness give us your own ! :o()

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    7. no one but a slave
      appreciates violent men
      only those who are
      themselves godlike
      believe in the gods

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    8. a slave does not appreciate violent men and those who are godlike are fooling themselves !

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