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Comment on Little Buddha by tatiana

tatiana — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:14:12 +0000

mee encantaa el dibujo de hercules
qee imaginacion qe tienene los pintores par hacer estos dibujoo es arteee; imaginativa((♥))

Comment on Why So Few? by Chris

Chris — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 12:54:42 +0000

‘Why is it that when you buy a new car, you feel good? Why is it that when your new car gets in an accident you feel bad? What fucking difference does it make it the long run? Why feel good or bad about anything? How many times do we need to have an experience to recognize there is no special in special? There is a puppet master pulling the strings and nobody sees the strings.’

Lively coverage of this in Anthony de Mello’s writings (book “Awareness” as good a presentation as any).

Comment on Call Me Kurtz by james Maxwell

james Maxwell — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 18:12:17 +0000

It is amazing how when one seeks to see the truth in things such as movies,songs,books and life what it appears is ones self.

Trials and tribulations to me are designed in our lives to grow our soul and spirit, if not for hard times there would be only good times and we could not learn anything about self if everything was always peachy.

It is when a man struggles he will recieve the most growth if that man is willing to fight threw the hard to get to the good.

Your friend,
James Maxwell

Comment on Call Me Kurtz by David Whiteside

David Whiteside — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:37:45 +0000

Thanks for writing. These days movies draw me too much into the movie theatre. Art does not imitate (or illustrate) life, it has a life of its own. But this was a good one that’s for sure.

Love,

David W

Comment on A Tribe Of One by Robert Dickson

Robert Dickson — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:14:58 +0000

The insight shared here is great for a lost soul as mine. For now I am jusy trying to step out ofmmy own way and move forward.

Thanx for the insight.
RD

Comment on Satan Hides In A Church by Don

Don — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 15:49:19 +0000

Dear Brother Jay,
Thanks for your continued transparent journey. For me, the whole thing about religion is the creation of “Them and Us”. If they ain’t us they must be them and all things are acceptable to be done to “Them” including torture, even death because they are “Them”.

My own journey seems to continuously remind me that I am part of all that is and there is no such thing as Them but all are us, including the serial killer and the minister pounding the pulpit reminding the faithful (US) of the journey to salvation.

I have no need of convincing any of either the them’s or us’s that I am right. I am a work in progress and find that acceptable.

Thanks again Jay.
Don

Comment on A Tribe Of One by Brent

Brent — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 05:16:50 +0000

Jay,
Thanks for the post. I enjoyed reading and reacting.

…So, what is your “tribe of one”? Thoreau’s atomistic “you are alone in the world”? Or the Chuang-tzu’s “everything is one”? Or does it even matter? Connection and union are sought regardless, yes?

Also, the point of the boat allegory continues to elude me. Facing a choice, I choose (i.e., judge) necessarily. “Who am I to judge?” I am the one who perceives choices. …I had a similar reaction to the hands-off-the-steering-wheel scene in “Fight Club.”

Comment on What Is Poverty by Esbilick

Esbilick — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 02:01:54 +0000

I’ve found your articles very interesting. I’m no man but I still see your points. Even eye to eye on alot of things. And not I wasn’t thinking go fuck yourself on this article. In fact I have respect for you. For trying to understand what poverty is. It’s something I’ve lived in my whole life. Frankly I want better. Not just for the money, cars, or the false pretenses, but so I can help people who are in need. No one should have to be hungry, but unfortunately lots of people are and die of starvation. Hunger is something I’ve experienced on many levels. Physical, spiritually, mentally, morally, and others too. There are many things I don’t take for granted, because I’ve been with out. Once I achieve what I want I’ll be very humble. I mean let face it in this society once you’ve ran your course and sometimes even before your done, the find the next best thing. It’s a fluke to them. Something I’m well aware of. I am glad that there are still some people who have respect for things in life and encourage others to find it. It’s really a breath of fresh air.Thanks.
Esbilick

Comment on Photo Gallery by Why So Few? |

Why So Few? | — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:07:46 +0000

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Comment on What’s Goin On? by Joe Arnold

Joe Arnold — Wed, 13 May 2009 18:17:54 +0000

Jay…how far are you going with all of this? If the red pill is a lie then I am no longer sure about much. What I do know is everything changes all the time. Is it worth the search, or is the search not worth it?

Blah Blah Blah. The only real truth I can latch onto now is my personal journey through music and fantasy literature. I read the Twilight series and find myself following the vampires and ware wolves through the forest of conflict….

Some day, I will come to visit you and participate rather than spectate. For now I am here…..