Sunday, April 09, 2006
The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side of the Inscape
Where the noetic light shines through, if you're young enough to see it.
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I cannot talk about anything without talking about everything. --Chesterton
Fundamentally there are only three miracles: existence, life, intelligence; with intelligence, the curve springing from God closes on itself like a ring that in reality has never been parted from the Infinite. --Schuon
The quest, thus, has no external 'object,' but is reality itself becoming luminous for its movement from the ineffable, through the Cosmos, to the ineffable. --Voegelin
A serious and good philosophical work could be written consisting entirely of jokes. --Wittgenstein
Looks like a light Malibu breeze.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I tried that grazin' in the grass once or twice myself.
ReplyDeleteStuff tastes awful.
I don't see how cows can stand it.
JWM
They have no choice. It's almost impossible to hold a bong with hooves.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha Bob!
ReplyDeleteYou know what is amazing to me when I look at grass? Is knowing that it is growing while we look at it. I think those stop motion photos of what we can't see with the naked eye is amazing stuff!
I still maintain that Hugh Masekela's original instrumental was much better.
ReplyDeleteA nice, concise vision of 60's trippy-ness.
ReplyDeleteIn the interests of Equal Time, I would like to see the Shadow-side Sonny Bono version.
I misread the title as The Grace is Always Greener on the other Side of the Inscape. There might be some truth to that too.
ReplyDeletePatinthehat