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To: Dayuhan who wrote (85236)	8/10/2000 8:19:42 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

Well YEAH. What you said. Thinking is what I am. Thinking clearly is what I am always aiming for. The alternative is now obvious.

To: Dayuhan who wrote (85236)	8/11/2000 11:05:11 AM
From: Frederick Smart	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

Come On Steven..... >>>>"Thinking" has very little to do with what's really going on inside us. Ask any great artist or lover of life.>>>> >>Thinking clearly has nothing to do with what's really going on inside of you. It has a great deal to do with what's going on inside of me, and I love life as much as anyone.>> Why are you angry over something I write. You are entitled to "think" whatever you want. Even your definition of "thinking" is yours to hold and cherish. But what good is "thinking" if it does not arouse and inspire others to do something which uplifts this world. Even the "intellectuals" of this world still need to gather together like birds of a feather for some reason and if the energy they spend does not inspire to move others away from their fears and prejudices then what was gained? I know from my own experience that we become slaves to our judgments and fears - of ourselves and others who don't like us or agree with us. I like to move away from the power of "my" abililty to think and judge to the power of light and energy that is inside all of us. We all need each other. And anytime we conditionalize and quid pro quo our trust/light/energy we are cutting ourselves off, separating from what could help us learn and grow. So, Steven, I can learn from you, but the focus has to be on what "we" can do to help someone else. And if by saying this I offend you since you think I am inferring indirectly you don't "help and serve others" then please forgive me and yourself for "thinking" or "feeling" this way. Peace. .