> Why? =EF=BF=BDI can think of one delicious effect the forgetfulness adds
t=
o
> this soup of life: =EF=BF=BDa sense of adventure!
That's why I'm a free will reincarnationist. I can't subscribe to the
idea that every time we return to life, we return to learn some kind
of lesson. If there are lessons to be learned, those lessons should be
able to be learned in the spirit realm. Life is our recess period.
> Aren't our feelings our greatest compass? =EF=BF=BDIf it feels good,
that'=
s a
> "Yes" path; if it feels bad, your last thought was not your truth.
And if the feelings are a 'maybe,' unsure of whether it's good or bad?
Someone who's twisted in the bad sense may get a good feeling for
themselves when doing bad. But, if another person is involved, that
person may not get the same good feeling. An unintentional act on the
part of a person may cause that person to block the memories of their
act from their mind, so they may feel innocent of a crime they
committed. This last one may apply to OJ if he committed the crime
almost everyone believes him to be guilty of. He could've been so
morally repulsed by his crime that he couldn't accept the
responsibility of his actions and thus believed (and believes) that
someone else committed the crime.
> "Unlimited joy, unlimited time, and the beauty of infinite Light
> Unlimited freedom that's rightfully mine, as is yours & unlimited Life
Nez was new age before the term was invented!
> & the Harmony Constant in all of these things
> is the thought of the future with you."
>
> {blush} =EF=BF=BD...just seemed like an appropriate musical interlude.
=EF=
=BF=BD:)
Speaking of Nez and musical interludes, I need to find the cd with
Nez's tune "January" and refresh my memory on that tune. I've been
hearing a local TV station promoting their main weatherman and I'm
almost certain they are using Nez's tune as part of that promotion.
But, whether they are paying him for the use is another matter.
There's some kind of screwy rule which frees the ad agency or TV
station using any tune from paying royalties to the songwriters. If
memory serves, it's using less than thirty seconds of the tune, which
is a cheat in my book. You use, you pay.
And now, with that particular diatribe over, for something completely
different. It's:
> I don't think musicians ever lose interest in music. =EF=BF=BDMaybe
people=
> like Dolenz, who wasn't, I don't think, born with a COMPULSION to play
> music (he did and still does do so many other things) whereas Hendrix
> slept with his axe. =EF=BF=BDIt was his COMPULSION. =EF=BF=BDI don't
think=
Nez will
> lose interest in music. =EF=BF=BDEver. =EF=BF=BDMaybe, ways to express
it =
and explore
> it: =EF=BF=BDyes, I think he'd do that. =EF=BF=BDLooks like he's
circling =
back over
> his works that were ahead of their time in the 70s (The Prison).
> Fantastic-o!
I believe there's a quote from Nez on the "Live at the Britt" cd that
he did lose his muse after "The Garden" and didn't know where or when
that muse would return. It returned for his brief return to the
Monkees and then for his albujm "Rays." Where is the inspiration now
for him? I'd like to have more Neztunes in the near future, preferably
rock but any genre will do.
Curiously, I remember reading that John and George both lost interest
in making music for about the same length of time but at different
points in time. Creativity isn't always on for the artist and I prefer
to look at the lack of creating as taking a break, rather than a dry
spell. Artists just need to recharge their creative juices.
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