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  Flatness

  I’ve been sitting on my bum all day and it feels oh-so-flattened. Ouch. I supposed I should get up and take a walk. It’s actually been raining which is really rare in the summertime. Rain is usually reserved for wintertime. But rain it did. It also did a little thunder…

  August 5, 2012
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  WORDS

  “The pen is mightier than the sword” is a metonymic adage coined by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton  (Thank you, Wikipedea)     Words are very powerful tools.  Like the sword, they cut and separate.  They can cause wounding and festering, turning hearts gangrenous.   Or, they can cut (as in…

  August 3, 2012
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  Slugfest

  I so appreciate Eureka in the summer.  While the rest of the country is suffering under 99% humidity or 115 degrees in the shade, we are cosily tucked in with a blanket of fog.  Yes, the fog can get a little old if we don’t see the sun for several…

  August 2, 2012
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  The Great Asking

  Long ago in the Before, Humankind was named Joy.  Then Otherness came. Otherness took a part of Joy’s Divine Design and kept it so it could control Joy.  The part that was taken made Joy feel empty and Joy turned into Sorrow. Now, Joy-turned-Sorrow, had many other fine attributes and…

  July 24, 2012
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  The Cauldron

  It is the time of the Great Hunt.  It is the time when the Great God offers himself for harvest.   The great god.  The beautiful god.   The life bringer.   The King. He looks upon his beloved.  He sees her face and her form and his desire for her is…

  July 24, 2012
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  The One Tree

  The One Tree.  It has many branches–countless branches that reach towards the heavens.  It is ancient, wise.  Leaves come and go with the changing of the seasons.  The One Tree’s roots dig deep into the rich earth beneath it.  Its roots gather nourishment from the deep, dark places.   Nourishment. …

  July 24, 2012