A Pirate did one day call upon a Ninja, the Pirate had located a score. He beseeched the good ninja and asked him to watch over his cats and to hold down the fort. He'd be gone for a fortnight and should return with two types of green to share upon with. The ninja did scoff at the thought and rebuke...

Can you be more specific? I'm not sure what you're referring to.

Mystery? Since Dianna so rudely interjected Milne's opinion - despite my deliberate intention to avoid - I might as well throw this in there for balance. Milne, This entire exercise has been one of futility since the beginning. Rather than state "I disagree with your positions WRT the ZN",...

Christine wrote:The gift of the feather, what is it and what does it indicate?

Freedom.

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Christine wrote:Shezbeth this is a question for you, the same one you first asked me. "Who or what is the 'greatest ally'?"

I am, because to the subject "I" am - and always will be - my own greatest adversary.

The rest are just names and faces.

Cheers!

What is it that makes you want to block your percieved insolence? What can I do to help you change your perceptions? The earth let's people shit all over her body, she doesn't seem to take offence. To the first, acknowledgement of personal responsibility for enabling the insolence and taking steps ...

Thank you Dianna for suggesting I further limit incoming insolence. ^_^

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Anyone else?

The Buddha didn't. He took his time finding a path to liberation. Than walked its entire length. Only when he found what he was looking for did he start to teach the Path. I disagree. He was walking the path LONG before he knew where it would lead, starting with his abdication. Then he followed oth...

The thing about empathy - the ability to feel, intuit, understand, etc. what the 'other' person is feeling - does not mean that one inherently A. agrees with the person or B. neglects to ALSO perceive the errs in the other person's position, the inherent bias, and the potentially destructive nature ...

Don't worry, I'll take you down. ^_~