Words of Wisdom

[Debi]

 

[Mokey]

 

[Mokey]

 

[Armand]

I like that.

 

[7Critter]

 

[Mokey]

"When they tell you
That you're woven from too much magic
That you're impossible
To understand and untangle
And you burn too bright to comprehend,

Smile and thank them for seeing your complex being
Even if they don't take the time
To peer beyond the knots and riddles.

You're not meant for everyone, you know.
You don't need to water yourself down
And make yourself small enough
For them to understand.

There are ones on this planet
Who long for the taste of your soul just as it is
In all of its brilliant tangle of shadow and light;
In a place where you have no need to be anything
But your wild and wonderful truth."
© Ara

 

[Mokey]

'WE' humans don't think the same thing in regards to anything at all, about anything at all. Collective 'we's just repeat their preconceived 'group-think' programming. ONLY mentally free individuals actually think at all. We apply our own senses & intellect to observe the world around us, discern 'truth' in our own first hand experiences, compare & contrast our observations & ideas with the expressed observations and ideas of others, contemplate possible influences and interactions between these external observations & opinions with our own inner sense of things, then arrive at our own unique conclusions as a result of such free thought processes, albeit transient conclusions that remain flexible & susceptible to further sensory & intuitive input. THAT is the difference between actual thinkers and programmed parrots.

My friend, Shannon Warren

 

[Debi]

'WE' humans don't think the same thing in regards to anything at all, about anything at all. Collective 'we's just repeat their preconceived 'group-think' programming. ONLY mentally free individuals actually think at all. We apply our own senses & intellect to observe the world around us, discern 'truth' in our own first hand experiences, compare & contrast our observations & ideas with the expressed observations and ideas of others, contemplate possible influences and interactions between these external observations & opinions with our own inner sense of things, then arrive at our own unique conclusions as a result of such free thought processes, albeit transient conclusions that remain flexible & susceptible to further sensory & intuitive input. THAT is the difference between actual thinkers and programmed parrots.

My friend, Shannon Warren

And very well said!

 

[Mokey]

 

[Speedbird]