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Date Posted: 18:34:01 09/03/03 Wed
Author: Lori
Subject: Goodness! I'm not sure I can listen to this naughty hot tub talk now. Oh yeah, I guess I can. I'm one of those "Other" people, the pagans who aren't ashamed of their "naughty side" hahahahahahaha. Seriously, I try to look for things I'm supposed to learn in most circumstances. I admit I don't find the answers a heck of a lot of the time which probably means maybe there isn't something to learn for EVERY circumstance. I'm not sure if I agree that we are just supposed to BE. Maybe I ask why too much. How do we know if there's something to learn or not if we don't look for the why? Would we learn or discover anything new if we never asked "why"?
In reply to: Martina 's message, "Lessons on earth?" on 08:19:06 09/03/03 Wed


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[> Another question, so if we're possibly here to just feel/be/endure every possibility before we move on, if we don't feel/be/endure everything in one lifetime, does that mean we have to keep living more lives until we HAVE felt/been/endured it all? (Not picking on you JS, your comment just raised other possibilities in my little pea-brain hahahahaha). Also, just how many lifetimes does it take to do this? What happenes when we do get to that point? Do we stop having lifetimes? I know I ask too many questions. Because I want to "learn more". Hahahaha I crave learning, wanting to know the why's of things. It fascinates me to be able to ask questions - even if I'll never know the answers. So in that case, is curiosity or wanting to find the answers to things part of being or am I just making things more complicated and I should just shut up and dance...? -- L. again, 18:56:01 09/03/03 Wed


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[> [> You know, I was thinking that too. Isnīt there a saying in the bible? I only know it in German, roughly translated it would be like: blessed are the not so bright! It means we shouldnīt analyse and think too much, just donīt worry and be happy. :) Thatīs nothing for me though, I always had to think lots.*lol* -- Martina *who normally doesnīt quote the bible, but some truth is in the book, no doubt!*, 03:56:45 09/04/03 Thu


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[> [> [> Martina, I wonder if this is what my husband means when he says affectionately...or sometimes in irritation. *G*....You think too much. lmao! Well, the truth of it is that I worry too much but I am learning. :) I wish I had some good insights into your question but I'm struggling along here in the dark as well, it's very interesting to see what others have said about it. -- Linda, 15:52:54 09/04/03 Thu


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