Darn it Moll - I thought you were the one unchanging set of addresses in 
space-time in my life!

On Thursday, October 23, 2014 5:23:58 PM UTC+1, Molly wrote:
>
> "Maybe each having given so much blood as to despise the thought of 
> sharing an ounce of hemoglobin, coming up against the briars and thickets, 
> as if something were to be forever lost in the searching. "
>
> I don't find the bleeding or sacrifice or pain of crawling through 
> thickets a necessary part of the search anymore, and have noticed others in 
> here have given it up as well, with the notions of opinion conquest, 
> purgation or evidentiary proof.  I have, over the years, seen the culture 
> of ME bubble into war and then settle back down into something more 
> peaceful and conducive to self exploration through group dynamic.  I have 
> also seen members loosen their grip on the views they hold tight and watch 
> those views open and the language that explains them change.  It is a 
> wonderful thing. I include myself in this of course.
>
> I don't find a benevolent God in my life, I find that I am not separate 
> from God, or my experience, or others AND, paradoxically, I AM Molly, an 
> individual. Thus, I am eternal and infinite, also finite and time limited. 
>  A design as mysterious as time itself.  Once in awhile, in my own 
> confusion, I can't see past the finite aspects of myself, forget that my 
> placement in that unity and paradox is what brings the design's revelations 
> into my experience.  Happily, that doesn't last too long anymore, and has 
> become the exception, not the rule.
>
> If there are aliens, they are a part of me I have not yet recognized, and 
> so, have no view or experience of them to share.  Still waiting. But I am 
> not going to hold my breath because perhaps, just maybe, if nothing is 
> alien, the notion is irrelevant. 
>
>
> On Thursday, October 23, 2014 11:28:34 AM UTC-4, facilitator wrote:
>>
>> It was a metaphor, I am not seeking anyones blood even though it seems to 
>> be as the gold standard of thought.  I respect everyone.  I don't own the 
>> bullet or the gun.  I suppose if I continue to push further west I must 
>> encounter several wagon circles.
>>
>> On Thursday, October 23, 2014 7:27:35 AM UTC-4, Molly wrote:
>>>
>>> Not all of us require someone else's blood to find our way.  I suppose 
>>> in here we respect that.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>

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