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Subject: Re: Damn it, Art! How did you do that?

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Art

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Date Posted: 11:52:58 07/17/01 Tue
In reply to: Kyla 's message, "Damn it, Art! How did you do that?" on 06:20:11 07/17/01 Tue

"We may actually be maturing out of the conditions of preference of any one state.....but I suspect

"suspect" may be too light a word; I'll try Roget's 501.1;
ok, how about "I'm certain" (as much as anyone can be about
anything)

"the nature of mortal finiteness limits our approach to any
kind of Absolute Non-preference that is also not
disassociated"

Agree perfectly. Nicely put. This is the hellish part. We
hold both limitless, and limited, in this timeless, and at
the same time, full-in-itself-instant. And this one. And
this one.

Now, dammit, where's my 2nd birth! The seamless Onlyness is
right here in front of me, but my (sub)conscious fear(s)
won't let "me" dissolve into "it." (The sound of teeth,
well, actually, dentures, gnashing.) Hanging out with Sandra
once per week and Ted once per month very much increases
this tension, and partially dissolves it, simultaneously.

Any hints?

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Subject	Author	Date
what a cry from the GUT of things!	Kyla	14:46:44 07/17/01 Tue
Re: what a cry from the GUT of things! -- Art, 21:13:52 07/17/01 Tue Re: what a cry from the GUT of things! -- Kyla, 06:10:19 07/18/01 Wed