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Subject: Re: Sayings from What the Bleep Do We Know

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michael

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Date Posted: 17:01:15 01/20/05 Thu
In reply to: Mom 's message, "Re: Sayings from What the Bleep Do We Know" on 12:09:51 01/20/05 Thu

Not to be a downer but Gandhi only got half of it with that one because all things pass in time whether good or evil. On the upside however, history does reveal a case of three steps forward and two steps back. That is, progress is made but slowly with setbacks and difficulties.

the Gandhi quote reminds me of one I occasionally use for my sig line on email by Siddhartha Guatama (on his deathbed); "Everything that is made of parts eventually comes apart"

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Author: michael [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 17:04:26 01/20/05 Thu While in College Station last weekend I bought a zen calendar and today's offering is this: "No matter how much I contemplate this tea bowl It is still -- a tea bowl! Thus I arrive in San Francisco." Soen Nakagawa [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: mom [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:53:00 01/21/05 Fri Good quote! A koan, no doubt, but I love things that make me think. At least you are replying. Does no one else read the posts here? Well, I know everyone is busy. I'll keep trying. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Beth
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Date Posted: 00:08:25 01/22/05 Sat

I am reading them, but am too brain-dead (no comments) to post anything intelligent right now. I did like the Ghandi quote.

Here's a good quote from a different source:
"So there I was in Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon, at 3:00 in the morning, and I was looking for 1,000 brown m&m's to fill a brandy glass or Ozzy wouldn't go on stage that night. Jeff Beck pops his head 'round the corner and mentions there's a lit'l sweet shop on the edge of town. So we go, and - it's closed. So there's me and Keith Moon and David Crosby breaking into this lit'l sweet shop, eh. Well instead of a guard dog they've got this bloody, great big, Bengal tiger. I managed to take out the tiger with a can of mace . . . but the shopkeeper and his son . . . that's a different story all together. I had to beat them to death with their own shoes. Nasty business, really. But sure enough, I got the m&m's, and Ozzy went onstage and did a great show."

Wow. I remembered all of that, but I can't think of a single quote from anyone real. Going to sleep now.

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