The Being and Life. From the begining of understanding.

[melanie]

I apologize everyone...

Sometimes...I have a troubled mind...

[melanie]

I apologize everyone...

Sometimes...I have a troubled mind...

Perhaps...The line between sane and unsane is only an apparent one[a simple matter of perspectives?].

Troubled Mind

I've walked this land over

No peace did I find

Brother fighting brother

Oh what troubled mind.

Where has love gone

When did hate begin

I've searched for the answer

And I've searched for a friend.

[Drifter]

If an Oak falls in the forest and nobody is there to hear it...does in make a sound?
What is the sound of one-hand clapping?

The one who would gnow this... can never speak of it, he remains mute in His Gnosis...


Only in The Mind of Mensa...

[Drifter]

Give us a kiss!





Go on i dare ya!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeblgD...eature=related

[Drifter]

Mel...you touch my very Soul...LovinglyThank you for Be-ing...Now-here...

Troubled Mind

I've walked this land over

No peace did I find

Brother fighting brother

Oh what troubled mind.

Where has love gone

When did hate begin

I've searched for the answer

And I've searched for a friend.

[Drifter]

Give us a kiss!





Go on i dare ya!

The sweet sacramental act:

Mind, the All-Father, who is Life and Light, gave birth to humanity, which bore his own image, and he took delight in his offspring. Joined to gods by a sense of kinship, humanity worshipped them with piety and holy thoughts, while, for their part the gods watch over humankind with concern and mercy.

At first man was solely eternal and spiritual, but God saw that his new creation could not tend the Earth unless he sheltered him in a material envelope - - giving man a mortal body as well as an immortal soul. So, God bade Nature be, and from his voice came a woman's form, so lovely that the gods were smitten with her beauty. God made Nature mistress of the World.

She communed with herself, producing all kinds of seeds which God took hold of with hi hands and scattered over the Earth, who is the mother of all worldly things. Seeing in man a beautiful image of God, Nature was filled with insatiable love. She clasped him to her, and they merged to become one in love. Mortal and eternal blended and mingled so that Man may perform the demands of sources of his nature. Firstly, to serve God - venerating and praising the things of heaven. Secondly, to assist and administer the things of Earth, by tilling the soil, navigating the waters, building on the land, and by serving each other - that strongest of bonds that links the human race together.

Then God, the master of generation, bestowed on mankind the sacrament of reproduction - full of affection and joy, gladness and yearning, and all the heavenly love that is in his Being.

I would have to explain the nature of this compelling sacred bond that binds a man and a woman together, were it not that each one of us, if we explore our innermost feeling, can experience it for ourselves.

Contemplate that supreme moment, when each sex infuses the other. One giving forth and the other eagerly embracing. At that moment, through the intermingling of the two nature, the female acquires male vigor, and the male is relaxed in female languor. This sweet sacramental act we celebrate is shared in secret, because if performed openly before impure eyes, the ignorant may mock and the divine power manifesting in both sexes will shy away.

[melanie]

If an Oak falls in the forest and nobody is there to hear it...does in make a sound?
What is the sound of one-hand clapping?

The one who would gnow this... can never speak of it, he remains mute in His Gnosis...

That reminds me of that quote by UGK ...

When he says .... '' if you say you know .... you don't ''


lovesmilingnow

[melanie]

lovely video, thankssomuchsweetlove.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeblgD...eature=related