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Originally Posted by michellemfry I personally would like to thank you for your candor and honesty. It is nice, that's all. Near death may be a misnomer, for it may have brought you closer to actually living some predetermined destiny. It may be simple or complicated to comprehend. Sharing your life is a form of intimacy. I'm satisfied, how about you? |
Dissatisfied mostly. I think most people are, frustrated, that is the general flavour I meet in the street, I seem sensitive to how people are underneath their pretense of "I'm Normal" and "I'm Fine". Especially in the US, where I feel rather exotic and almost recognised. Just by wearing a pinstriped jacket, having wonky Austin Powers teeth, a sweet toffee accent and a warm smile makes New York a most satisfactory place for me to experience. Anyone know any publishers there? The Austrians have a saying: I'll be back... (Ich komme gleich wieder...)
Near Death is totally a misnomer. My experience was unique and personal, but language is a clumsy compromise at the best of times. I glimpsed the unknowable.
You know what, this topic is all wrong. Who cares about what comes after death, when LIFE is not yet all it could be. I think it is time to be more and more ALIVE...
That probably means less time tap tapping whilst hypnotised in the delusional glow of this LCD screen.
Ah, appearances can be so tiresomely, deliciously superficial. Where's the party?
It is Saturnalia after all, a time to dance eat sing and celebrate all that it is to be human.