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To: Clappy who wrote (35368)	8/11/2004 5:20:50 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 104191

woody- Each person filters energy in a different way. Some do it so much nicer than others. Or sometimes I take comfort in the familiarity of the way a person close to me filters it. yes. that's a good analogy. i think of the filters as spray nozzles that each of us adjusts in whatever artistic way we feel like painting with at any given moment. I miss that creature. It hurts not being able to see, feel, and hear them. This is the part that I find so difficult. The part that sucks. The reason it isn't easy for me to say it was a good day to die. it's very easy and very natural to become attached to the nozzle rather than to the life force that flows through the nozzle. there is no right or wrong attachment here. i just feel more adventuresome, liberated, bullet-proof and omnipotent when i identify my "self" with the life force energy flow as opposed to the nozzle. (this is joser's cue to say... "all you men need to learn to stop thinking with your nozzles.") when you've made that leap beyond your own ego boundaries you tend to see everyone else as being defined as part of the "whole" life force energy as well... and it becomes easier to let go of your attachment to their nozzle. JMOPO (just my observation, perception and opinion) -littlebig