bongobongo

sage, i think what it comes down to is that last minute, that last dynamic point in the wave that will show what humans have really come too. i know for the most part, if i was dying in a shallow pool unconcious, someone would pull me aside and breath for me. if I was teetering over the edge someone would pull me toward them.

its almost obnoxious to think they wouldnt... but yet we still have people that wont, its almost like a evolution of sorts to be the big bad wolf.


50 years ago, a man from a village is sick... no one knows with what, a shaman trys endless plants to help the man, eventually, near death and giving up life the shaman tries a plant that makes the man better, in only 3 days the man is better and blessing the shaman. the man had leukemia.


its things like that with which nothing is documented or remembered, but the style and way it was used. and then? modern humans kill the tribe and lose the ways to cure millions.


its a very fine balance sage, to much of ANYTHING is no good. but it all comes to that last final moment of decision and the oath to work for the whole and not just a arrogant, narcisstic self loath.

SageTree

Thanks Bongo, very thoughtful.

Metta,
Sage

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SageTree

That last line really summed it up for for me. It people would embrace alittle of each religion, is certainly on the right track in my mind, but going deeply I feel that once we look at a piece of each of these, it becomes clear that they are intertwined threads of a similiar expression. This is certainly why I love reading many texts, because I often find an idea I have had or find a wording that makes it a working thought. The words bring clarity or a viewing point of my Self, which allows me to progress further over all clarity of life and how I am too intertwined with it All.

Thanks Koshiva. I'll be pondering all day at work no doubt.

Love
Sage.

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