• From: terra incognita
  • Registered: 2004-03-25

Re: It's the end of the world!

aaronfirebrand wrote:

I sense that the matrix does not appreciate a sense of humor, and I'm only too happy to not comply.

I couldn't agree with you more, I "yuck it up" every chance I get. 

Have you yet met Rover, Ms. Juana Bea Persian, Sadie "The Scarf" Seagull, and mr. oyster, over there on the Humor and Fun page? 

That's this old girl blowin' off steam, and lovin' every minute of it.
Personally, for me, these days I think laughter darn near outranks meditation, especially when it comes to healing, unless of course we're talking about spooks and demons... sometimes they require a white light bomb.;)  But I think auric tears born of sadness are pleasantly affected by continued laughter.

I also see this--when the time does come to be serious, we're not all burnt out on spinning our wheels trying to be serious all the time, I think it makes us more effective to put seriousness on the back burner until it's really time to cook.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

47 Reply by Auendove (edited by Auendove 2004-06-18 06:38:47)

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Re: It's the end of the world!

UnbiddenTruth wrote:

someonewhodeletedthisfromtheirpostimassuming wrote:

I'm curious... why in the world would you, someone so obviously sick and tired of doomsday fanaticism, even visit a topic page called It's the end of the world!?


In a consumer society, you learn to read between the labels. Which translates to, because I had something to offer to the discussion and some free time.

UnbiddenTruth,

I don't know what you're talking about with the deleted thing, I never deleted anything, it's still right where it was.

I'm not really sure where you are trying to go with this, but as far as I'm concerned I had asked you an honest question, and you had given me an honest answer.  That was the end of the converstation for me.

I see I have offended you, and I sincerely apologize... why don't we leave it at that instead of it turning into a horror story, okay?

Peace... please,

Auendove

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol
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Re: It's the end of the world!

Hey, why din't any o youz all ask me about det? Eh? I knows all about it wit dees damn sea gulls (Scarfs, pain in da oysta ass if ya ask me) an fish an humans (I'd likta put ona dem on da half-shell) around all da time.

I tell ya I get no respec'. I otta blast youz guys wit' a comet myself, if I could slow one of em down long enough so dat my shell-phone gets good reception. Sheesh.
I tell ya.


                                                                                  Mr. Oyster.

49 Reply by UnbiddenTruth (edited by UnbiddenTruth 2004-06-20 06:56:15)

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Re: It's the end of the world!

Auendove wrote:

UnbiddenTruth,

I don't know what you're talking about with the deleted thing, I never deleted anything, it's still right where it was.

I'm not really sure where you are trying to go with this, but as far as I'm concerned I had asked you an honest question, and you had given me an honest answer.  That was the end of the converstation for me.

I see I have offended you, and I sincerely apologize... why don't we leave it at that instead of it turning into a horror story, okay?

Peace... please,

Auendove

Oops! I thought I had scanned the page well before editing that post, please excuse me. I wasn't offended; no harm was ment by that. (Thanks BlackBox for letting me know how to label quotes in the first place, BTW) smile

Fixed the post. Thank you for drawing my attention to it.

  • From: terra incognita
  • Registered: 2004-03-25

Re: It's the end of the world!

Unbidden Truth,

No problem, it's nice to know we're on the same page.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
------
If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

51 Reply by JT

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Re: It's the end of the world!

Hi,

Here is an interesting article that summarises some of the theories for June 2004 and puts them into context.

Interesting reading with regard to September 2004.

http://www.rense.com/general54/whyIfear.htm

WR

JT

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  • Registered: 2004-05-03

Re: It's the end of the world!

Today I was looking at the world and I realized that it CANNOT repair itself simply through an (utopian) mass raising of awareness.
I shed a tear and looked away.

"He simply said: Laianela"

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Hi,


Oh yes it can.......... :-D

Humanity are fleas on a dogs back. 70% of the earth surface is water.

Dont underestimate Gaia......this lady can rock when she wants to. One could see humanity as Gaia's make up/cosmetics - ok, so this time around humanity has caused an allergic reaction, eyeliner is smeared and her breath smells of vodka (my kinda girl), but she still gets up every morning at the crack of dawn, supports her family, runs a household, holds down a career and is never late for work and has the highest personal integrity.

I believe the question is whether or not humanity will survive Gaia, and not the other way around.

WR

JT

54 Reply by UnbiddenTruth

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JT wrote:

Oh yes it can.......... :-D

Humanity are fleas on a dogs back. 70% of the earth surface is water.

Dont underestimate Gaia......this lady can rock when she wants to. One could see humanity as Gaia's make up/cosmetics - ok, so this time around humanity has caused an allergic reaction, eyeliner is smeared and her breath smells of vodka (my kinda girl), but she still gets up every morning at the crack of dawn, supports her family, runs a household, holds down a career and is never late for work and has the highest personal integrity.

I believe the question is whether or not humanity will survive Gaia, and not the other way around.

*laughs hysterically*

That's actually the best portrayal of things I've ever seen in anthropomorphic terms!

Both Gaia and the universe like survivors, especially ones who can survive, recover, and evolve from difficult experiences. ^_^

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JT wrote:

I believe the question is whether or not humanity will survive Gaia, and not the other way around.

Ya...what if she pukes the majority of us into oblivion?

56 Reply by UnbiddenTruth (edited by UnbiddenTruth 2004-06-24 13:50:33)

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That's for Gaia to decide. Though I would remind that no matter what path you take, there are those who will want to see you make it to where you're going.. and if you can indeed find an entirely new path, then lots of souls will follow.

57 Reply by ermolai (edited by ermolai 2004-06-24 15:28:56)

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Re: It's the end of the world!

JT wrote:

Humanity are fleas on a dogs back. 70% of the earth surface is water.

But has water the consciousness that human beings have (or at least the potential for consciousness)? I think she values us and respect our growth otherwise, considering all the harm we have done to her, she would already have wiped us out.

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58 Reply by UnbiddenTruth

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ermolai wrote:

JT -Humanity are fleas on a dogs back. 70% of the earth surface is water.

But has water the consciousness that human beings have (or at least the potential for consciousness)? I think she values us and respect our growth otherwise, considering all the harm we have done to her, she would already have wiped us out.

Another good point ermolai. It occures to me after reading your point that calling gaia a dog isn't exactly what I would call open minded either.

  • From: "Over the Hills and Far Away"
  • Registered: 2004-05-03

Re: It's the end of the world!

JT wrote:

I believe the question is whether or not humanity will survive Gaia, and not the other way around.

Agreed!
I do not see any humanity-wiping cataclysm in my crystal ball more than I do a mass enlightenment.

Gaia is doing very well. I prefer the natural look though! (lol)

"He simply said: Laianela"

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Hi Unbidden,

Am I correct in understanding you when you write:

"calling gaia a dog isn't exactly what I would call open minded either"

It appears that I have a closed mind because I use a metaphor that compares humanity on earth to fleas on a dogs back?

Please qualify

WR

JT