Quotes worth Quoting

"Raoul Duke: A drug person can learn to cope with things like seeing their dead grandmother crawling up their leg with a knife in her teeth. But no one should be asked to handle this trip."

- Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas

Synchronicities... it's like a collaboration with fate.... all of that becomes the norm and the ego is no longer the driving force in your life, you recognize there is a powerful, organizing, intelligence in all things and it's working with you and for you, almost as if you are making it happen by just being connected to your source.

The destiny that appeared to be imposed upon you by something outside of you is no longer the relevant driving force in your life, you are connected to the source and it's as if almost this divine organizing intelligence is saying, you play the music you came here to play, and I will be there to help you overcome any struggle or obstacle that comes along and it's not going to be a struggle because source is supporting you. Dr. Wayne Dyer

do it to me source

A man walks in to a shop in albania, he checks out a beautiful jacket made from sumptuous materials, but he is a westerner, and he notes there is no price on this jacket , he feels a great affinity with the jacket and wants it , he looks up and sees the smiling eyes of the shopkeeper looking at him .
"How much for this beautiful jacket my good sir " he says to the shopkeeper
The shopkeeper fixes him with a mesmerizing stare , approaches him and declares " for you sir , this jacket is free of charge , take this jacket , with my blessings and puts his hand on the westerners shoulder"

For a moment , the westerner is speechless caught in a strange gap in communication which was both warm and startling , the shopkeepers hand still rests on his shoulder but he feels no threat, in fact he feels an enchanting comfort come over him, now he arouses speech once more within him and replies to the shopkeeper " I could not possibly take this beautiful jacket from you for no price my good sir , look at the work that has gone into its design and production , and you surely must have paid a price to have this jacket here in your shop, i would like to offer you 200 pounds for it , for that is the least it is worth to me at this moment in time "

The shopkeeper replies " My good man, i will have you know that i only paid 60 pounds for that jacket myself and i know not why i offered it to you for free, but my offer still stands "

The westerner replies " my good sir, never have i had such a generous offer made to me, and i surely appreciate this strange but moving gesture you have made to me , and i say again , when i saw this jacket , i thought to myself, i would pay 200 pounds for this jacket ,and so i offer this to you once more , for that is what i felt "

The shopkeeper replies " My good sir , never have i had such an honourable customer show himself in my shop, i am truly moved by our encounter , as i paid but 60 poundsfor this jacket and you offer me 200 pounds, i say to you, let us meet half way at 130 pounds for this jacket, will you take this offer ? "

The westerner immediately accepts this offer and pays the price , both men feel enrichened by this exchange , they both have gained in their own eyes in the currency of money , but they also gained i another area, an area that offers much deeper enrichment than the monetary affair .

As the westerner walked away from the shop . still engulfed by some feeling of a higher experience having occured to him, he thought to himself , what was it that happened in that shop, and very slowly, an idea came upon him that had explained what went down in that shop.

Both him and the shopkeeper had engaged in something much more than just the currency of the pound, it was something moving and of the moment , something that had no price yet had reward, it was the currency of generosity , he thought to himself, and he felt uplifted by this experience , it had left a certain positive signature in his emotion which would stay with him for a while, like a long lost friend , he felt real good.

Inspired by the shopkeeper and westerner......
"Are your thoughts acts of gratitude." Hedeigger

"Hope is like the strawberry short cake of Love" - me

"my fantasy baseball team has been taking a dive the last couple of days".
"It's a good thing I'm still in first place"

I'll get away if this court condemns me as soon as the verdict is read I shall be gone. I'll disentigrate a cowardly return to where I was before my birth. A world where no one pays the heavy price of his innocence.

Jean Cocteau

When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.
Lao Tzu

The softest things in the world overcome the hardest things in the world.
Through this I know the advantage of taking no action.
(Lao-tzu)

" No one can tell us how to know who we are. To become free, and to feel free is not a process...It is a realization." (Mary Croft)

"The Dreamer is the Dream." (David Icke)

" For those who choose to cast off the shroud of inertia, those souls who would rather live outside the city gates, the privilege of the outsider is unbounded discovery." (Niel Kramer)

"This takes courage and no-one said it would be easy" (Karen Sawyer)


I just began reading Karen Sawyer's 'The Dangerous Man' and these are some quotes from her new book.


-Fair use disclaimer, for the purposes of education and not for personal financial gain-

The softest things in the world overcome the hardest things in the world.
Through this I know the advantage of taking no action.

Reminds me of two lame jokes by dad used to tell me.

What is the softest thing in the world?
A flea walking across and elephants balls with sneakers on.

What is the sharpest thing in the world?
A fart that can go through your pants without making a hole.

glad to see you didnt inherit his particular sense of humour qsc , i prefer your scathing and mercilessly black style

"To take the decision to BE or not take the decision NOT To BE"

By Me

"What's good for the goose is good for the gander"

"As long as a man truly believes he is powerless, he has no reason or motivation to seek the source of his own power." O

Accuse not Nature;
she hath done her part; do
thou but thine.
-Milton

King Arthur to Merlin .........Merlin Now that we have conquered evil from the lands and lived for years in prosperity and goodness , tell me Merlin where does evil lurk now ?

Merlin to King Arthur......Evil is always here just as goodness is always here , it lurks where you would least expect it Arthur , where you would least expect it

(In the particular case , it lurks in the mutual suppressed lust between arthurs best friend Lancelot and his wife Guinevere, a poignant twist, as arthur himself was the product from a stolen lustful encounter aquired via the crafts of Merlin )

"After listening to those two Mel Gibson outbursts I need a beer." -- TGII

"If you would like to leave a message, please press one; if you would like to speak with customer service, please press two; if you would like to inquire about billing, please press three; if you would like to forward a message to accounts receivable, please press four, if you would like to register a complaint, please press five; if you would like to make a reservation, please press six; if you would like to file an online registration; please press seven; if you would like to speak to a person at this office, please press eight; if you are having problems with your new software, please press nine; thank you and have a nice day." --fucking corporate answering machine

you hit on one of my all time pet hates Tg, cant stand those automated systems no more, once options are selected, if theres a delay of over 20 seconds, i just hang up .
I always write if im dealing with corporate ignorance or stupidity if at all possible an thats the only time i ever have to contact them directly

They make a tidy sum of these automated systems, time they tell you all the speel, the phone call could have been done an dusted

Their saving money on call operators and piling up the cash with these higher rate telephone numbers

Death is not the greatest loss in life.
The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live

-- Norman Cousins

"If the fully planned and conditioned world comes into existence... the restive species [humanity]... will be vexed no longer by its chatter for truth and mercy and beauty and happiness... if the eugenics are efficient enough there will be no second revolt, but all snug beneath the Conditioners, and the Conditioners beneath her, till the moon falls or the sun grows cold." -- C. S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man, 1944

• The Mapmakers of Society
  

" As you pursue the nature of reality you will find that there are fewer and fewer people you can talk to. And the more you advance, the more you will be tested" -Val Valerian- 'The Leading Edge Research Journal Online'

I retract what I said about spook site and some other ridiculous nonsense. I sought add-vice from someone who was just as confused as I was and allowed some apparition of fear to stifle me (I wonder how many times that has happened). I found this site almost four years ago. No one passed it on to me nor did I follow some link to get there. I just found it and am happy to have found it again.