We overlay meaning
on everything we encounter.
This is how we make sense
of our universe.
Making sense means
learning what to expect.
When we live
outside of expectations,
our need for meaning fades.
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- HK Stewart
- This blog looks at what happens when you rub "Love thy neighbor" and Taoism together -- and other spiritual traditions. Weaving different spiritual threads into a new religious cloth isn't my goal, though. I'm more interested in exploring ways to make a world where Christianity and Taoism [and Judaism and Hinduism and Islam and Buddhism and Atheism and, and, and] can live next to each other in relative peace -- even inside the same skull. We can put humans on the moon and bring them safely home again, so why shouldn't we be able to get along with each other -- at least across a picnic table? After all, we're all connected. We arose from [the Tao, God, Yahweh, Allah, Higher Power, the Great Because -- pick a label], and we'll return to it. In it, through it, we are all one. My trip to the moon and back.
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Barnyard Fable
Outside the nest, hawks
Strafe chickens, mad with terror
At unknown shadows.
[Disposable Haiku January 25, 2013]
Dr. Mike
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