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09-06-2005
Regina Pate
well, not to freak any body out, but, let me just say, no big deal, I do "sometimes" have premonitions of the future. It really irritates me because I can never do anything about it. Then someone once told me just because you can see the finish line doesn't mean you don't have to run the race. It is not important what your Ithaca is, what is important is that we keep striving to get there yet hope we never do because our imagination is far greater than such. This is a journey my friend, indeed, but why? Just as a baby is born into a whole new world after a period of development in a different world, so are we, here to develop and grow and as a baby dies and is reborn, when we die we shall be reborn. Mother Earth had the egg, Our Father God had the seed, they made love, she is pregnant indeed. Now do you see. That is the truth, at least for me.
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09-01-2005
David Pekrul
Life is (or should be) an adventure. I don't want to know what is around the corner. That mystery lies in God's hands, so I put my life in His hands also. Now I can live each day with confidence.
I also wrote a poem about questions, found at:
http://www.prose-n-poetry.com/display_work/14773
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08-31-2005
Anthony Lane Stahlhut
If you were to know the ending what would be the reason for the journey? If you knew what would happen, you wouldn't do it and then what would happen? Questions that beget questions. Makes you think in circles. Anthony
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08-31-2005
Brian Dickenson
Yet more questions on what is an unanswerable theme.
Throughout time these questions have been asked. Some profess to know the answers, but they are only guessing.
I believe that if we could see into the future it would drive us insane.
As to why we are here, who knows. It could just be the right combination of chemicals in the right place at the right time.
Keep asking the questions.
Brian.
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