Nature!

[melanie]

I tried the link a couple times but it seems to not load the video ... does it still work?

Yes, it works this side of the Atlantic.

You could just type the word ''Kymatica'' into google to see if you can access the movie some other way.

[melanie]

[SteveA]

(It was a puny pun!)

The butter is flying:

It should be a flutter-by don't ya think? Someone named 'em wrong, IMO.

P.S. Melanie, I tried that link again and it worked. Thanks much.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Another Dragonfly:

[austintorn@aol.com]

Mel, here's another Deepak for you;
it has the most views of anything that I ever put on YouTube (34,000).

[KWAOUAR]

[Meem]

If love were money,
would one be wealthy,
or poor?

Consider this love
to function, currently, (-noun)
like currency,
in our in our lov-e-tary system.

Would one's account be,
pending,
over drafted,
well invested,
or does it even exist?

In the first thought,
one might think,
to have a large account,
but make sure it has a large hole in it.

What good is
love
if one hoards it away,
it never seems to cease flowing.

What would one's exchange rate be,
in a free market?
How could one be worth more than any other ones?
Has one ever encountered a dog
at the flea market?

Did one assume,
four
or
two
legs?

My financial advise would be,
don't be affraid to hold onto it,
while throwing it out the window,
do not worry there are passers by in the street.

Do we love nature!?
Does nature! love us?
Is love in our nature!,
or do we love in nature!?

Is nature! a free-k-market?
Can one,
ever truly,
be passive
in nature!, by nature!, for nature!,
out of ...
nature!?

Guns do not shoot,
money does not corrupt,
pens do not right
swords do not wrongs,
in nature!
it is people.

It is in our nature!
nature!
to confuse nature!
for nature!

For what is not in
our nature!
if we are not in nature!


Now,
true nature!
says
there is something wrong,
with nature!

Is that our fasle
nature! in nature!?
Does nature! and us
seem redundant
to one nature!
or the other?

Is one rich
in nature!
or is one's nature! rich?

Perhaps.

It is said that all the teachings of the Buddha are contained in this mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum can not really be translated into a simple phrase or sentence.

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Birds and Butterflies

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Fabulous wren and flowers… and a dog.