For a start, please simplify your sentences and don't make spirituality into such a vague state that people mistake it for poetry instead of spirituality. You may be a good poet but a poet is just a man suffering his emotional rollercoaster and making a living out of writing those experiences.
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 7:54 PM, Mark Ty-Wharton <[email protected]>wrote: > > > On 21 March 2011 19:12, roomsearching <[email protected]> wrote: > >> "I am" is not an "in here" phenomena looking "out there" at a frightening >> universe full of dangerous things - "I am" shows up as a function of what is >> in the clearing "out here" at the edges of experience both finite and >> anti-finite. That is to say that a... contracted individual was never >> "born into" a world, rather IT is "of" this world and comes into being in a >> relationship with physical existence that cannot be separated from physical >> existence itself. Paradoxically "I am" both real and unreal and the dance >> between all that is me can be truly magical. >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Mark - your above statements are totally nonsense. Please don't write a >> book if this is what you are going to fill 200 pages of it with. >> > > don't worry, the book examines these kind of statements it doesn't ask > anyone to believe anything > > >> Sorry to say but you are most probably in an utterly delusional state of >> mind. You want fame and glory and be in the limelight. >> > > your point being? >
