Does the future hold anything worth living for...or not...
What to about write this night,
Maybe an about face is right,
Or maybe something for the most part light,
No talk of the world’s perennial fight…
Or not…
Who am I to question existence,
Are we alive for one life or do we others experience,
Do we need to use aggressive persistence,
To continue our journey to enlightenment,
Or if not, maybe we should display passive resistance…
Or not…
Who actually knows the answer to the question,
I have a herein confession,
I’ve no clue what I do about explicate,
Guess we will all just have to wait,
Till that day when this world we depart,
That day that we will then finally find our fate…
Most young people, and you were included back then, do not spend a lot of time thinking of these things. They find much to do in the here and now.
I read a lot about finding lost loved ones. I think that's a nice pipe dream. And even worse are those that have regrets for not connecting with so-called loved ones before they "left." There's a lot of fear and anxiety in these wishes.
I prefer living the best I can and the most, devil take the hindmost… ;-)
Ron
Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on May 20, 2015
I'm with Ruan, enjoy what we have here and when
we go to the next plateau only then we will know
the true meanings of life and death....
The ten commandments are not just a jumble of words of do and do not. If you don't believe there is a God who will judge us then your fate will be in for a surprise.
It is possibly the most perplexing and frustrating question there is - Where do our loved ones go? Is there a place or a state of being to go to - or is this it? We will never know. Best make the most of what we have here.
Rx
Histories of the world are generally written to either celebrate technology and science, or to herald doom. My book examines the path of the spirit in the onward rush.
This book presents a narrative story of one person's journey of transcendental Awakening and Enlightenment as guided by his two Sage companions. It is grounded in Zen Buddhist and Taoist perspective and uses the I Ching as its structural framework. T
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Jane
I read a lot about finding lost loved ones. I think that's a nice pipe dream. And even worse are those that have regrets for not connecting with so-called loved ones before they "left." There's a lot of fear and anxiety in these wishes.
I prefer living the best I can and the most, devil take the hindmost… ;-)
Ron
we go to the next plateau only then we will know
the true meanings of life and death....
Always,
Deborah
"After-Birth" ..... and ...
Ewe ... are ... IT !!!
P.S. ... I'm getting yew a nice Xmas Present ...
a Ticket to OZ ...
so You can get a ... BRAIN !!!
The Wizard is waiting ...
with "Baited Breath" ...
LUV ... CUZ ... "Sir Cur ... The One-Eth" ...
Rx