> Also, as food for thought: Are we drawn to something because we see it
> as good or do we see something as good because we are drawn to it?
> Which is the cart and which is the horse? -Pat
“I don't sing because I'm happy; I'm happy because I sing.” -William James
>>> Irrespective, you WILL fulfill your purpose. Have no doubt of
>>> that. In fact, you couldn't avoid it if you tried. -Pat
When I was small my mother used to sing, "Que Sara Sara whatever will be
will be, the future's not ours to see..." It always brought forth anger
and frustration for me, how could all of it be laughed away so easily
for her. Life teaches you things, I suppose, you can see it in the eyes.
Perhaps in romancing existence I might believe in purpose, but most of
it seems to be just functional, and that's a saving grace for anything
out there pulling strings.
However, I do agree on many levels and I acknowledge that I am still on
a journey. There are so many directions, I couldn't hazard a guess as to
a destination. For me the feeling is kind of like being a cat in it's
ninth life, if that makes any sense (not sure it does even to me). Maybe
I will reach gnosis, or take on the Demiurge, who knows.
-Ash
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