Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

"you know Steve your not very hard to figure, only at times, sometimes I know exactly what you're going to say, most times, the other times, the other times your just a stinker"

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Terri wrote:

I don't think I've ever seen anyone address the whole question of "if I found god, does that mean he was lost?"

I am working on addressing my questions about god as an it. Working on my language. Avoiding personal pronouns even. I went from stone cold atheist to LSD to Jesus freak to quantum mystic between the ages of 36 and 69. I lost my heavenly father, I lost Him and HE. But got dam I found IT. And IT has shown me amazing grace.

I appreciate your raising that point about god being lost. I did not really appreciate Doreen's brilliance till I read it.

sorry about the ramble doreen.

I stumbled on this tonight while Googling for info on a book called The Throwing Madonna.

Much language is symbolic and poets teach us to use words with special force. We may need their help in finding new ways to talk about brains.

NEUROLINGUISTICS[/

I may have left out a couple of dots there. Thinking about your piece of creative writing as "chick lit" of the highest order. Thinking about wombman brains and unwombman brains. They say women have more white matter in their brains, men more gray matter. I think I am getting pedantic because I am starting to bore even myself.

Yeah dug the hell out of that peom, not even sure it was a poem, but it sounded poetic. Just curious were you looking for god when you found IT or did you accidentally bump into him?