07-22-2005, 12:00 AM
Yogi:
Recap is to get past any good/evil judgements. . . your advice ain't so hot.
Crow:
Judgement caw, judgement caw caw caw!
Yogi:
There is much stuck useful energy in seemingly shameful experiences, and that's what Sue's talking about.
Crow:
Nothin' shameful about gettin' hit with a club. I'm more in hearts, that's all...
Or is it 'moron'? Gee... Go ahead, your play...
Yogi:
I'll tell her how to continue in a while. . .
Crow:
That's funny. Yeah, you tell her, and I'll eat the cucumber sandwiches.
Yogi:
So there's an imprint that you are supposed to control your instinctive center and to be aware of it.
Crow:
Huh? Was that a play? I missed it. I'll discard...
Yogi:
You are not suppose to soil things with your piss, you are supposed to keep things like that on the left side and not bring them into the public realm.
Crow:
This *is* 'the left side'.
Yogi:
To continue your recap: Meditate on what if for the left side, and what is for the right. What is the inner life and what is for the world.
Crow:
Hmm. I'd appreciate a bit of elaboration from you on this. Oh, maybe this is it:
Yogi:
Many people speak here on these message boards about left side stuff, bedroom and bathroom stuff, that is left side stuff and not meant for the public realm.
Crow:
It seems you're confounding 'left side/right side' with 'private/public' here to me.
Yogi:
Many people get 'famous' for being inside out and putting things on the table of life that are meant to stay private.
Crow:
'Meant'... by what or whom? Private stuff cripples people. Not to say they oughtn't feel they're entitled to having any.
Yogi:
Carry on. . .wih this theme.
Crow:
I'm enjoyin' it.
Yogi:
Woman that meditate need to do it 6 days a week 1 hour a day in the daytime in an enviroment without air blowing through it, men need a half hour a day 6 days a week.
Crow:
I'd skip all that. No need to make a routine of any of it, really...
But no call to take my advice, of course, of course...
Recap is to get past any good/evil judgements. . . your advice ain't so hot.
Crow:
Judgement caw, judgement caw caw caw!
Yogi:
There is much stuck useful energy in seemingly shameful experiences, and that's what Sue's talking about.
Crow:
Nothin' shameful about gettin' hit with a club. I'm more in hearts, that's all...
Or is it 'moron'? Gee... Go ahead, your play...
Yogi:
I'll tell her how to continue in a while. . .
Crow:
That's funny. Yeah, you tell her, and I'll eat the cucumber sandwiches.
Yogi:
So there's an imprint that you are supposed to control your instinctive center and to be aware of it.
Crow:
Huh? Was that a play? I missed it. I'll discard...
Yogi:
You are not suppose to soil things with your piss, you are supposed to keep things like that on the left side and not bring them into the public realm.
Crow:
This *is* 'the left side'.
Yogi:
To continue your recap: Meditate on what if for the left side, and what is for the right. What is the inner life and what is for the world.
Crow:
Hmm. I'd appreciate a bit of elaboration from you on this. Oh, maybe this is it:
Yogi:
Many people speak here on these message boards about left side stuff, bedroom and bathroom stuff, that is left side stuff and not meant for the public realm.
Crow:
It seems you're confounding 'left side/right side' with 'private/public' here to me.
Yogi:
Many people get 'famous' for being inside out and putting things on the table of life that are meant to stay private.
Crow:
'Meant'... by what or whom? Private stuff cripples people. Not to say they oughtn't feel they're entitled to having any.
Yogi:
Carry on. . .wih this theme.
Crow:
I'm enjoyin' it.
Yogi:
Woman that meditate need to do it 6 days a week 1 hour a day in the daytime in an enviroment without air blowing through it, men need a half hour a day 6 days a week.
Crow:
I'd skip all that. No need to make a routine of any of it, really...
But no call to take my advice, of course, of course...