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Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 26, 6:58 AM: |
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My purpose in joining Zaadz, later renamed the Gaia Community, was not to twitter. It was to change the world. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 26, 7:23 AM: |
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I’m making a “Golden Oldies” album. I found A Bird in a Guilded Cage. We’re like birds in a guilded cage, as the song goes, “You may think she’s happy and free from care, she’s not though she seems to be.” We’re the happiest when we are in control of our lives. In the song, “‘Tis sad when you think of her wasted life … her beauty was sold for an old man’s gold. She’s a bird in a guilded cage.” |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 26, 12:44 PM: |
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Here are some of my ”Golden Oldies” |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 27, 7:20 AM: |
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What a cheerful picture, Joseph! Very unusual hat - almost as if you're under the sky. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 7:38 AM: |
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I thought I had come with the reason to cope, |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 27, 8:15 AM: |
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Have you ever again cut the “umbilical cord with my past”, Joseph? |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 9:28 AM: |
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The story of my life has a strange and mystical connection with man’s life. It can only be that it is written in the stars |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 9:52 AM: |
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The picture you see here is at the upper end of a mountain trail that starts at Transfer Park in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. It has special meaning to me. In my old life in Texas, every summer for several years I spent a week camping at Transfer Park. I dreamed that one day I would retire in the mountains. My dream came true. |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 27, 11:10 AM: |
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What a beautiful way for things to turn around, Joseph. It makes one realize how important it is to have a dream, so that we can be in gratitude. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 11:48 AM: |
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Would anyone with good sense, with no sea experience, be so bold as to set sail in the South Atlantic Ocean, in the Bermuda Triangle, no less, on a 37 foot sloop? What made me do it? How did I survive? I not only survived, I saved six other lives from a watery grave. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 11:12 AM: |
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So my dream came true. That's all I have to offer. In 2003, thinking I had a best seller, I self-published my memoirs, An Aquarian’s Bold Venture: A Mind Search of Past, Present, and Future. A professional critiqued my book. She wrote that although it sounded plausible, it was so disconnected that it would have to be completely overhauled to sell. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 12:33 PM: |
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Food for thought: In my memoirs, Chapter 1, “The Parting,” I begin with, “I was five years old. That would be in 1930, when I first had a hankering to do great things. The cops found me hours later sitting on my tricycle several miles from home, chatting with a yard man.” |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 27, 3:13 PM: |
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My spiritual guides are quite active today. Two thousand years ago Plutarch, a leading Greek thinker, said, “an idea, having no form by itself, but giving figure and form to shapeless matter, becomes the manifestation.” Shapeless matter would be before man created something out of it. But an idea having no form by itself may not become matter. It depends on who had the idea. An idea that has to give figure and form to shapeless matter doesn’t apply in quantum physics. It only applies to classical physics. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 28, 1:11 AM: |
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Like I said, my spiritual guides have been active today. I went to bed at 9 p.m. and was awake at 10:30 with thoughts I wanted get down in writing before they escaped me. |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 28, 6:55 AM: |
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I’m convinced that what goes on in my life can go on in everyone’s life, if they looked within for their answers. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 28, 9:56 AM: |
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Yes, Meenakshi, you are so right! |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 28, 10:34 AM: |
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Thank you for sharing your wisdom, Joseph. I got lost in Bell's theorem, but I loved Pythagoras' theorem when we first learned it. We used to call it the windmill theorem, because when we drew it, that's how those squares looked! |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 28, 1:11 PM: |
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Why should life be so complex? The simple explanation for Bell's theorem: In relativity, time became a mathematical formula. It added one-dimensional time. This one-dimensional relativity missed action at a distance. Par for the course, it includes only local forces. Bell's theorem finds in intertwined particles that there is a connection that relativity misses. There is time “outside,” in the macrocosmic, and time “inside,” so to speak, in the microcosmic. Classical physics doesn't buy that. What was it that world renowned quantum physicist Feynman said? “I think I can safely say that no one understand quantum mechanics. Do not keep asking yourself, if you can possibly help it, ‘but how can it be like that?’ Nobody knows how it can be like that.” Get over it, Feynman. You are still living in Einstein’s world. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 29, 12:17 AM: |
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Speaking of Bell’s theorem—and time “inside”—I viewed a TV presentation this evening on time. This man was lost in time and space. He remembered nothing of his past. His memory lasted only seconds. Before he lost his memory, he was an orchestra conductor. He could still play the piano and he remembered his wife, but no one else. Time “inside,” a very personal thing, subjective, time “outside,” objective, authority’s means of controlling the individual. One suit does not fit all. |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 29, 6:24 AM: |
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Just tiptoeing in to thank you for these glimpses into the stream of your thoughts, Joseph. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 29, 10:11 AM: |
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Hello, my good friend, and welcome to my home. |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedMeenakshi said Sep 29, 10:37 AM: |
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I know how hard it is to make the connection. I've tried for years to convince people. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 29, 11:54 AM: |
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Right again, Meenakshi. Having written the above, I'm referred to Gaia member Anna’s July 23, 2007 post, “Embodiment.” |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 29, 1:33 PM: |
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I guess I’ll have to give you my answer of why my thoughts and Buddhism are the same. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Sep 30, 7:11 AM: |
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One last thing on redefining Gaia: If you believe the creator of all is one God, with rules that are in harmony with all, then you have no other gods before the creator of all. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedhelenrscp said Sep 30, 11:02 AM: |
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Joseph, thank you for this fascinating thread. |
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Re: Gaia Redefinedinlink2009 said Oct 1, 10:20 AM: |
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Thanks, Helen, for letting me know that you found my discussion fascinating. I see that you are a technician turned to a path on Science of the Mind. Speaking on the “consciousness of Gaia,” you might find my discussion on ”Consciousness and Light” interesting. |
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Re: Gaia RedefinedFloatingOnSmiles said Nov 8, 9:18 PM: |
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I also enjoyed this thread, many aspects are what I am learning on my path. Thank you for sharing your insight! |
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