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 xineann rated 13 months ago - Said Jonathan to me in email (but he won't mind):
Wholeness and sanity have been oversold. I am hoping for many shades of sorrow. I have great faith that a fullness of grief leads to something worth the trouble. I am now committed to a grouchy, grumpy, forlorn outlook. Some friend started ...
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- Sorgalim rated 12 months ago
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This Interesting Images are Part of a Great Information about The Center of History and Symbol... I Found the Link Thanks to Xineann's Pages
- xineann rated 13 months ago
- Said Jonathan to me in email (but he won't mind):
Wholeness and sanity have been oversold. I am hoping for many shades of sorrow. I have great faith that a fullness of grief leads to something worth the trouble. I am now committed to a grouchy, grumpy, forlorn outlook. Some friend started in on how depression rests on dubious assumptions. I fired back that happiness rests on dubious assumptions. Now maybe I'll come up with a treatment to clear up the messy problem of compulsive happiness. I am only partly kidding. The people I like and like to read don't waste much time being happy or whole or sane.
and that's what it comes down to, doesn't it? Do you want to be saved? No, not really. Even with rainbows.
Misery doesn't love company. It prefers to wallow alone.
- fleur-de-lys rated 30 months ago
- looks like a continuity here with the work of Masters and Houston's "New Ways of Being" with the use of mythology to merge with the subconscious and meditative states. looks like great fun.
- Jonk rated 26 months ago
- Looks like a good resource
- KingBoy rated 26 months ago
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Unmythable.
- Xtine66 rated 37 months ago
- Myriad rabbit holes to get lost in! If I go missing, look for me here.
- Weett rated 37 months ago
- Beautiful
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