X Marks the Spot

love is the greator emotion,,

indeed,, the wood of the oak,, represents a strength within a form,, of a much latter realised creative responsibility,,

the tenatious convolude within the latin seeded oak,, represents not the root,, nor the balm,,


wisdom is as much genetic,, as it is equal too the oak,,


the forest [persists,,



how wonderful,,


much love,,

Wow big fella, you always blow my mind, missed you guys lots, was working hard before I came here so not had loads of time of late, am about 30 pages behind :(

Now should I bother to read them or just let the info slip in to my system via our interaction :)

laterz gatorz

the opposite of fear : faith, hope, love, courage and being positively assured that the will of GOD has complete and total supernatural power to do wonders in us.

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Looks like Esus chopped the tree down?

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Probably with 8 acorns, lol
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nn all,,

much love,,

Cheers, it's good to have time away to let things percolate. Taking some time to glue together the seemingly random into the novelty of tommorrow.

The picture of Perun looks like he has a spear. I wonder if it is connected to Lapetus
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nn.

Already? Have you recently had a stroke? Or are you gainfully employed with shrubberies and such?

Veles

Ancient Slavs viewed their world as a huge tree, with the treetop and branches representing the heavenly abode of gods and the world of mortals, whilst the roots represented the underworld.

And while Perun, seen as a hawk or eagle sitting on a tallest branch of tree, was believed to be ruler of heaven and living world, Veles, seen as a huge serpent coiling around the roots, was ruling the world of dead.

This was actually quite a lovely place, described in folk tales as a green and wet world of grassy plains and eternal spring, where various fantastic creatures dwell and the spirits of deceased watch over Veles' herds of cattle. In more geographical terms, the world of Veles was located, the Slavs believed, "across the sea", and it was there the migrating birds would fly to every winter. In folk tales this land is called Virey or Iriy.

Each year, the god of fertility and vegetation, Jarilo, who also dwelt there during winter, would return from across the sea and bring spring into the world of the living.
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well they are called laws by those that discover/create them and society programs it`self into experiencing the laws are are true by demanding all experiences are caused by the laws

Oh wouldn't that be a heaven on Earth....

*sighs deeply*

Buy a lawnmower and a shovel. The suburbs could be your oyster.

nn

Landscaping is hard work but quite lovely in the result.


There are 2 houses in particular I pass every time I ride to the store.

The 'lawns' look like velvet. However, one is a bit browner than the other and marked by a definable line.

I find myself staring at the greener of the two, wanting to get off my bike and lay in said. However that would be not something one should do on another's lawn without permission.


It could be the most perfect 'grass' I have ever seen. At the end of July that is.

Perhaps I will get a pic of it next time I ride by.

i think grass prompts mood states dependent on it`s length when laying on it

I'd consider it, surely.

Perhaps a greenhouse is more up my alley.

Lawns for me prompt a sense of industrialization

I prefer fields in the wilderness

I have to fight the urge every time I ride by.

Even just wanting to walk in it.

It's perfect.

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Do you remember the Slip-n-Slide?
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/z\ Great fun as a youth.

What they didn't tell you, was unless your lawn was perfectly level without divets, bumps, sticks, stones, and the like...that you would feel every one of the them as you 'slid over' and across.

After a 'few slides' ones knees, ribs, and elbows, were often red from hitting the 'hard things' underneath.

Seems they attempted to 'solve this issue' by introducing a mat one could slide upon some years later.

But that was a bit after my time.


MeMories...


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:)

i do

I've used one a couple of times only....

I do remember hitting rocks and such on the lawn....

;P

yes, there seems to me to be lots of outlines becoming definitions
cheers

Anybody ever had the center of their forehead involuntarily twitch in the presence of another? Like it was activated within the presence of another? I have had lower chakra experiences in and out of presence with others, but had never had an involuntary pulsing in the head like that. Is it still a part of the kundalini experience?

When I took the dog for a walk I found a hundred and twenty year old church, as we walk through the grave yard I notice a few graves with the compass and the square, so get my phone out and start snapping, next thing I am being shouted at from someone at the vicars house about taking pictures, so we leave and walk around the corner, I see a van with AAA on it, then a post with the number 222, I get back here and the cry of the 3rd aether is up on my blooming phone, I begin to read it and it is really wowing me hahahaha, great syncs happening in this place, am having electric storms but no thunder, just big flashes, is nice to see the flashes count for thunder and none comes.

Can we create our own sort of birkland current and connect with stars?

Would a birkland current, or the type of connection we make be blue in colour with waves inside it?

LOL ranting...

There was a saying in this book by the hugging saint about grass. I can't find the quote, lol
It was like "the tornado uproots the tree but the grass be unscathed, be like the grass low to the ground and humble" or something like that. I liked that quote.

Yes.




Do you remember searching your 'slide area' before laying the mat, after receiving said bruises and bumps?

I found it made little difference overall.

There is the redneck version, a tarp, lol

There was this really awesome waterfall that was just the right incline and smooth that made an epic slip and slide. Nature

I didn't know it was, hmmm