How would one know they are speaking honestly though? I had considered
an approach where different aspects of personality could be dealt with
differently, the norm is very critical but there are parts that need
compassion as well. What if all the parts all demand attention at once?
I should try to write more, but it erases the thoughts, is there a
technique for this?
I had to choose this time, either walk in the desert alone as a child
with the truth I've known (the single mind that has spanned a life) or
turn away so my immune system isn't compromised by emotion. From the
other side of my wall I awoke to a new voice, new words, "Talk to me-"
How does one know?
On 12/19/2012 8:13 PM, rigs wrote:
That's strange- I couldn't sleep last night either. Caught a couple
hours and began a busy day. Well, I would certainly miss you, Archy,
so please save a few thoughts for the forum. Some of the family
arrives this weekend for the holidays so I might not be checking the
computer very often.
Allan- it's funny how children talk to themselves and their dolls or
pets so naturally so maybe it is an inborn trait. And many therapists
use the technique of "role playing" to work through issues. It might
also be a rehearsal for the individual before real life events, or
wishful thinking or any number of things including a frustrated
writing career. I imagine Churchill as loving the sound of his own
voice- maybe preachers and politicians, as well. I love it when I
answer myself back :-) though it first surprised me. Am experiencing a
lot of chatter and flirting at supermarkets lately- maybe they are the
new pick-up joints for seniors! One man burst into song! (My red coat
and cap= little red riding hood and the big bad wolf.) He was wearing
a Las Vegas sweatshirt however, so maybe he doesn't count.
On Dec 19, 6:41 pm, archytas<[email protected]> wrote:
I can't sleep tonight - I wandered off along the river with the hound
this morning, got lost in a day-dream, crossed the wrong bridge,
shared a meat and potato pie with Maxwell and was feeling pretty good
until I read something called the Pollard Report and have been angry
ever since. It cost £2 million and if someone had coughed up similar
to me 30 years ago I (or some other decent cop) could have caught the
paedophile clown, saved some of his then future victims from his
activities at the BBC. Now we have 30 cops working on the fitting-up
of a cabinet minister over Plebgate and god knows how many on the 23
year old Hillsborough scandal. I decided to watch a recording of the
last episodes of The Killing 3 to lose myself in trivia - only to find
myself disgusted by the hapless detective, Sarah Lund, who couldn't
connect rumours of a piss-up and the lights being on in a brewery. I
went through all 140 films on the on demand service in search of light
relief to no avail. I shall soon take your advice to the extreme
Allan - and only talk to myself!
On 19 Dec, 15:26, Allan H<[email protected]> wrote:
Of course I talk to myself,
Some times I need expert advice.
Allan
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