The newfound beings can not help but to think how it will go with each other... (low-lying energies, no.10)
relationships: what are they?
people sparring, jostling, fitting?
usually of this mix...
For the newfound, the question of life together is
no less than
the appreciation of each others’ space ...
(( good space
bad space
confusing space
flip-flop space
no-answer space ))
(( space sometimes like rag dolls in the washer going round, flailing all at once and then retreating to womb-like poses...))
...serious (passionate) appreciation.
After spending the day together in their newfound being selves,, they both said:
“i would be happy to die tomorrow”
note: OWS is a movement in acts; please see the post concerning May Day actions
* ‘low-lying energies’ , the phrase comes from the great and good post: http://open.salon.com/blog/romanticpoetess/2011/12/18/what_is_a_poet
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James M. Emmerling
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Jeff Maehre
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Suresh Emre
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in solidarity with OWS,
I love that a few words I used have turned to name
these lovely posts
this one warms my heart
as I watch the clouds go by
and dissolve into puffs of the divine
I will strike on May 1st with all the low-lying energies I have
rated with love
note: on May Day, i will limit my number of corrections.
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c lo u d s k i n d .
From “the clouds”, a funny play:
 Strepsiades: Vortex reigns, having expelled Jupiter.
 Strepsiades: ‘Tis the Whirlwind, that has driven out Jupiter and is King now.
 Strepsiades: Whirl is King, having driven out Zeus.
 Clouds
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My personal favorite pagan is Leibniz.
“TO LOVE is to find pleasure in the happiness of others.
Thus the habit of loving someone is nothing other than BENEVOLENCE
by which we want the good of others,
not for the profit that we gain from it,
but because it is agreeable to us in itself.”
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Pagans love pleasure. I yearn to be a Pagan someday.
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CHARITY is a general benevolence.
And JUSTICE is charity in accordance with wisdom. ...
so that one does not do harm to someone without necessity,
and that one does as much good as one can,
but especially where it is best employed.”
 " A Dialogue (c. 1696),
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Poor old lenscrafter, the Religious Types anathematized & excommunicated him.
He preferred gentle conversation, cuz he breathed so much glass dust in his work…his lungs..yknow
rated with love