01-31-2003, 12:00 AM
Response to seeker:
True. We are here for one purpose and one purpose only, but not to love one another. Instead to become whole. To be all we can be. Not in some dopey military way as per Army ads but to become our whole magic selves.
Response to Lone Wolf:
War in the mind against the fliers control. Ancient Toltec sorcerers discovered the enemy without ever actually learning how to fight it. All Don Juan had to offer for a weapon was "awe in the face of infinity". Aspirin for cancer.
Discovery was made in another culture far away in Asia. The Zen Buddhists discovered the way to fight and to win without ever understanding what exactly it was they were struggling against. One culture found the enemy, the other found the cure and never the two did meet. Each found one half of the puzzle. Connect the two great cultures. Zen Buddhist "beginners mind", the object of Zen practices, is the human mind free of the yoke of the fliers control and Zen practices are the fight.
Tip for all: Don't ignore or forget the great perception centers located in the calves of the legs.
True. We are here for one purpose and one purpose only, but not to love one another. Instead to become whole. To be all we can be. Not in some dopey military way as per Army ads but to become our whole magic selves.
Response to Lone Wolf:
War in the mind against the fliers control. Ancient Toltec sorcerers discovered the enemy without ever actually learning how to fight it. All Don Juan had to offer for a weapon was "awe in the face of infinity". Aspirin for cancer.
Discovery was made in another culture far away in Asia. The Zen Buddhists discovered the way to fight and to win without ever understanding what exactly it was they were struggling against. One culture found the enemy, the other found the cure and never the two did meet. Each found one half of the puzzle. Connect the two great cultures. Zen Buddhist "beginners mind", the object of Zen practices, is the human mind free of the yoke of the fliers control and Zen practices are the fight.
Tip for all: Don't ignore or forget the great perception centers located in the calves of the legs.