Thanks Rich,
and the costant and enduring thing is the moment that
encompasses all moments?
--- In [email protected], "richfaussette" wrote:
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> --- In [email protected], "iain" wrote:
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> > May be going off on a tangent here but, does someone take vows to remind
> > them that there is something enduring and constant within them?
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> Dear iain,
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> The ideas of vow, endurance and constancy describe positions held over time
> that take you out of the present moment; the present moment that might have
> become a succession of present moments which eventually become fidelity to an
> enduring and constant thing.
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> Regards,
> Rich Faussette
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