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|    {:-]))) to Tang    |
|    Re: Levity (was Re: Hits)    |
|    14 Nov 16 08:17:45    |
      XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.philosophy.zen       From: wudao@wuji.net              Tang wrote:              >I have often accused Jigme of hiding under Evelyn's skirt.       >I have myself hidden under her skirt to proclaim exemplary       >norms and standards of behaviour on Usenet, and also in       >real life in the meat world. She articulates them with dead       >precision. Of course I also claimed often to apply them back       >to her.              All I know of you and Evelyn is a distortion of my own mirror-world.              When she would appear, here, in some cross-post,       it was good to see her and she seemed nice enough to me.              What horrors her story held in store, I only had glimpses of glimmers.              How much you helped or hurt her in the process is really       none of my business, except I'm a curious sort       of a sorter who sorts thru stuff.              Aye, prod and poke and occasionally strike a nerve       if not one out of the ball park.              >If I had money, I would hire you to follow me around to point       >out my faults and errors to me.              After I retired, people would ask me about doing stuff.       I'd sometimes say that my rate is $1,000 for showing up       and $1,000 per hour, with the first thou-       sand being applied as it were with       a grain of truth to the idea.              >The rest of the time, it would       >still be my plain-Jane me.              If you think you have faults then that's how you think.              Earth has her own faults and the lines drawn on maps       might provide a clue for such as *that*       of sorts.              No one blames Mother Earth for what she does.              Why any one, ought, or, should, blame any       so-called other, tends to occur after an       uncarved block is carved.              Seeing one's own self and all things as perfect       can be a sort of a Shen, or sacred, spiritual, Way.              Thinking one may be able to change the world,       or change one's self can be how mud settles       and paint dries, when one has Da De,       without giving things a second       thought at any time.              - en passant              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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