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Subject: Re: Tragedy

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Mel

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Date Posted: 1/06/07 14:41
In reply to: Son of Robinswood 's message, "Tragedy" on 19/04/07 15:33

Oh am so heartened to read of all this wonderful support. Oh please never stop this sharing. Son of Robins Wood to be fair, you tell our garden friend not to apologise and yet you passively draw an observation that is imbued with judgment, otherwise why say it at all!!! "it seems to me that the Garden at the moment is full of death, decay and personal problems."

I think 'how super that people can come here and share everyhing'. That is what life is about. Being able to relate, to share, to say 'yes, I KNOW, I am feeling it too...I will listen without judgmenet, without labelling things as 'right' or 'wrong' for discussion, without NEEDING for things to be a certain way'. There is far too much censorship of expression in this world. It is MARVELLOUS that the garden celebrates honesty.

Love, light and blessings to us all
Mel

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Author: Son of Robinswood [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11/06/07 17:47 I was merely making a personal observsion, not "imbuing" anything with judgement. Read exactly what I said in my original post. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]