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    2010.02.22 01:00 - Is Life Just a Game?

    Yakuzza Lethecus: I consider the mass media as somekind of drug

    Tarmel Udimo: fair enough:)

    Tarmel Udimo: and what do you get out of it?

    Yakuzza Lethecus: actually i don´t know

    Yakuzza Lethecus: i can´t even tell the plots after i´ve seen the movies

    Yakuzza Lethecus: i remember elements, i have ethical and moral questions that i am not exactly able to formulate

     

    Tarmel Udimo: have you been here before roger?

    Roger Ormenthal: No, but I'm looking for intelligent conversation about the universe and it looks like I came to the right place.

     

     

    2010.02.22 07:00 - Appreciating analogies

    Pema Pera: I was just reading in a book by Longchenpa, a Tibetan who lived some seven hundred or so years ago, and who wrote in very simple terms about Being

    Gaya Ethaniel listens.

    Fael Illyar: yes?

    Pema Pera: Not so easy to summarize or explain . . . too simple really :)

    Pema Pera: the message is to let go of all effort whatsoever

    Pema Pera: and then all his writings are variations on that theme

    Fael Illyar: mental effort I hope :)

    Pema Pera: all effort of any type -- in so far as they are effort

    Pema Pera: ultimate wu-wei, you could say

     

    Making a non-effort

     

    Gaya Ethaniel: It doesn't work for me to say, 'ok from now on I'm going to stop making any effort.' It is likely that there comes a time in any practice, one knows it's time to let things unfold naturally. Before then, one probably needs to make some sort of effort.

    Pema Pera: absolutely, Gaya, telling yourself to stop making an effort is an example of an effort!

    Gaya Ethaniel: Indeed :)

    Pema Pera: letting go is a subtle move, not even a move, very hard to express in words

     

    Pema Pera: the easiest way to approach letting go is to switch from doing to seeing . . .

    Pema Pera: watching without preferences, just appreciating what arises, what appears

     

    Pema Pera: the ocean is much wider than each wave

     

    Doing Cultivating Seeing

     

    Pema Pera: during the Malta retreat we talked about these three: doing, cultivating, seeing

    Pema Pera: starting from a forced way of doing, we can take the first step towards wu-wei or nondoing by switching to cultivating instead of forcing, letting grow rather than manipulating; and then the second step toward a deeper wu-wei drops even the focus on cultivating, leaving seeing as the main approach.

     

    Pema Pera: so based on seeing, you still keep cultivating, during which there is a lot of doing -- but without effort and without even aiming at any result

     

    Being traceless

     

    Pema Pera: it's all so easy, easier than easy -- and at the same time impossible, harder than hard . . . .

    Pema Pera: impossible because there is nothing you can do

    Pema Pera: too easy because there is nothing you can do

    Pema Pera: but be

    Myna Maven: But Western society is so focused on manipulation and forcing change.

    Pema Pera: yes

    Pema Pera: so we have to learn to relax all that, to let go of all that

    Myna Maven: Making one's impact. Leaving one's imprint.

    Pema Pera: so that's why we're here -- to become traceless :)

    Gaya Ethaniel: :)

    Pema Pera: pactless, printless

     

    On Real Life retreats

     

    Pema Pera: It's a very different experience from SL meetings!

    Gaya Ethaniel: :)

    Myna Maven: Well, it would be. :)

    Pema Pera: yet, there is remarkable continuity -- within minutes, literally, of first meeting each other in RL, everybody is comfortable with each other, given that we've met already so often in SL

    Pema Pera: a very odd experience!

    Gaya Ethaniel: :)

    Pema Pera: seeing a "new" person yet interacting with an "old" acquaintance

    Pema Pera: like a dream

    Myna Maven: So, in a way then it is not so different in as much as the transition to real life is so easy.

    Myna Maven: Which is like a dream, then? SL or real life?

    Pema Pera: what is different is that we can go into a shared experience far far more deeply in RL

    Pema Pera: all is like a dream :)

     

    Pema Pera: I often watch my dream memories like watching a painting and then switching from the painting to the paint -- feeling the sense of the dream more than the meaning or looking for an interpretation

    Pema Pera: allowing the dream to speak itself

    Pema Pera: wordlessly

     

     

     

    2010.02.22 13:00 - A Dogs Life

    Mickorod Renard: I know that on my way to work,,driving,,thismorning,,I was heavy into thinkin about rubbish,,then I thought wait,,just enjoy the countryside,,it was so much better

    Wol Euler smiles.

     

    Mickorod Renard: I was dreaming of flying around a black hole the other day,,in my sleep

     

     

    SophiaSharon Larnia: theres something lovely about hovering in an awake/asleep state until you wake up all the way though :)

     

    Mickorod Renard: I guess the thing is,,u can go to sleep thinking of something u choose,,but wake up under little control over thoughts

     

    Mickorod Renard: does anyone here find it increasingly dificult to have sensible conversations with people outside this group?

    Wol Euler: hehehehehe, yes mick

     

    Zen Arado: and sheepdogs are in a class of their own

    Agatha Macbeth: That's what the sheep say too

    Zen Arado: know whistle tones

    Calvino Rabeni: have you seen "extreme sheepherding" video?

    Wol Euler: ooh,yes!

    Mickorod Renard: I tried to train mine to search for money

     

    2010.02.22 19:00 - Transitions and vowels

    Eos Amaterasu: Does Play as Being pop up in your day to day life, Bleu?

    Bleu Oleander: so you mean the 90 sec practice?

    Eos Amaterasu: or something like that

    Bleu Oleander: yes it does

    Bleu Oleander: I find myself taking more conscious breaks from what I'm doing

    Eos Amaterasu: How do you arrange them, so to speak (conscious breaks)?

    Bleu Oleander: they just come to mind more often

    Bleu Oleander: more random

    Bleu Oleander: how does PaB fit in your day?

    Eos Amaterasu: It, or the whatever it is sometimes knowns as PaB, comes up sometimes consciously/deliberately, but more often through happenstance, especially transitions

     

    Gap

     

     

    Eos Amaterasu: transitions are a break anyway

    Eos Amaterasu: & all you need to do is to fall into them :-)

    Eos Amaterasu: Moving the dish from the sink to the rack

    Bleu Oleander: could you say a little more about transitions ...

    Eos Amaterasu: one thing has ended and the next thing hasn't quite begun

    Eos Amaterasu: awareness shifts, from one thing to another

    Eos Amaterasu: there's a pause, and ....

     

    Calvino Rabeni: Another natural kind of transition is based on the habits people have of managing their energy - like getting tense, for instance, people have coping habits to deal with it. These can be conected with doing a mindful pause - that is like I'm sure you've heard - if tense, pause, take a deep breath

    Bleu Oleander: yes

    Calvino Rabeni: Instead of e.g. reach for a cigarette or whatever people used to do :)

     

    Calvino Rabeni: It used to be for me - riding in the car, get tense, I'd often find myself reaching to turn on the radio to distract myself

    stevenaia Michinaga: not sure if I relax the kitty or the kitty relaxes me

    Bleu Oleander: I have two dogs that keep me focused and in the present

    Calvino Rabeni: Caught myself enough at that, to hook it up to relaxing and feeling myself instead

     

    Sudden shock

     

    Eos Amaterasu: Transitions can also be sudden and shocking

    stevenaia Michinaga: shocking?

    Calvino Rabeni: True

    Eos Amaterasu: sudden loud sound, and whatever you were thinking of has disappeared

    Eos Amaterasu: you're just there, open

    Eos Amaterasu: aware

    Eos Amaterasu: don't know what there is to be aware of

     

    Eos Amaterasu: at that moment you can feel very alive

    Eos Amaterasu: even though there's no handholds

     

    Eos Amaterasu: your senses are perked

    Eos Amaterasu: your whiskers are quivering

     

    Eos Amaterasu: In a big shock the state of mind can change for a noticeable time

    Eos Amaterasu: like 9/11

    Eos Amaterasu: but soon conceptual and discursive mind rushes in

     

    Eos Amaterasu: So what we do here is create it semi-artificially (ding!)

     

    Eos Amaterasu: so periodically everything collapses, is a total failure, we can't do it any more

    Eos Amaterasu: and then the bird sings

     

    Eos Amaterasu: it's not that gaps happen in the continuity of things happening

    Eos Amaterasu: it's that things happen in and emerge from and never leave the gap

    Eos Amaterasu: the trick about experiencing little gaps is that sometimes you experience

    Eos Amaterasu: things arising in and from the gap

    Eos Amaterasu: they still have some of that quality, maybe humor, "space"

    Eos Amaterasu: freshness

    Calvino Rabeni: ah

    Eos Amaterasu: copernican revolution

    Eos Amaterasu: "ah" is its seed syllable :-)

    Calvino Rabeni: How is that?

    Eos Amaterasu: when you're surprised you say , ah!

    Eos Amaterasu: or when you discover something or "get it", you say "ah"

    Calvino Rabeni: It seems to express freshness

     

    Calvino Rabeni: the consonants are the structure and limits and form; the vowels are the spirit

    Calvino Rabeni: and the energy

    Eos Amaterasu: Ah!

     

    Calvino Rabeni: Have you noticed that the "name" of god is ALL vowels, and includes all of them twice?

    Calvino Rabeni: not only twice, but in a pattern of moving energy down and then up again

     

     

     

    2010.02.23 01:00 - NIekas

    Niekas is Lithuanian for "nothing"

     

     

     

    2010.02.23 07:00 - To not Travel

    Yakuzza Lethecus: but i have no need for that right now, it´s just that i fear creating habits like ... "i have to have visited half the world in order to be happy at some point in life"

     

    I've wondered about that myself...

    Riddle Sideways: but, I been meaning to ask...

    Riddle Sideways: Fael is that your Whale circling over in the village

    Yakuzza Lethecus: now i know who garrison keillor is :)

    Fael Illyar: nope, I have no wales.

    Fael Illyar: uh whales

    Fael Illyar: looks to be gaya's

     

     

    2010.02.23 13:00 - Cults and gelato

    Storm Nordwind: Believe this or not, Agatha, I've found some good American beer here

     

    arabella Ella: so your implication is that many of today's mother goddess cults use mainly fantasy?

    Storm Nordwind: My implication that I know many people who are acting out their eager wishes. I do not know all of them

    Agatha Macbeth: Are the modern ones not usually very 'Glastonbury-ish'?

    Storm Nordwind: There are plenty of good things in Glastonbury, as well as the ones that have no grounding at all

    Agatha Macbeth agrees

    Agatha Macbeth: I love it there

    Agatha Macbeth: Particularly standing on top of the Tor :)

    arabella Ella would love to go to Glastonbury some day

    Agatha Macbeth: Maybe we could have a retreat there? :)

    arabella Ella: @Agatha ... you could always offer Pema and Eos to host a retreat in Glastonbury would be lovely

     

    Talk with that local deity first...

    Storm Nordwind: Most people who try to recreate some kind of old religion or cult make the mistake of not even talking with the deity or deities involved. They don't ask what they want or if they want it. It's rather me-centered usually

     

     

    2010.02.23 19:00 - the always misinterpreted distraction

    Eos Amaterasu: I really appreciated that 90 seconds. It's been a very busy day.

    Eos Amaterasu: The busyness was all there, but also let go

    Paradise Tennant: same here .. nice to be still :)

    Eos Amaterasu: What was your experience, Arch?

    Archmage Atlantis: Nice to feel your lives, in the many seconds

    Paradise Tennant: yes arch !

    Eos Amaterasu: :-)

     

    Benedizione Vita: oh my, yes, life does tick by each second

    Benedizione Vita: it is a tremendous challenge, the appreciation of time

    Eos Amaterasu: Can you say more, Benedizione?

    Benedizione Vita: No

    Eos Amaterasu: :-)

     

    Paradise Tennant: on a happy note .. eos :) I heard from godwin over the weekend re the dog in malta .. speaking of life :) and pest being me !

    Eos Amaterasu: Wow, really

    Eos Amaterasu: ?

    Paradise Tennant: He has managed to negotiate with the hunter to come every morning to let the dog out and only put him back in that concrete bunker at night to sleep really

    Paradise Tennant: good news!

    Paradise Tennant: lol going to tell my buddhist class aspiration works !

    Eos Amaterasu wonders about the negotiation

    Paradise Tennant: well took a long time apparently godwin is a mediator by trade :) so well equiped I suspect for difficult situations

    Eos Amaterasu: your karma is now interlaced with Malta

    Paradise Tennant: but very happy news for the dog .. really was like a doggie concentration camp :)

     

    Eos Amaterasu: Paradise, any further reflections on post-retreat?

    Paradise Tennant: hmm yes was going to do a write up and insert it into the log if I ever find it

    Paradise Tennant: blinks ... perhaps the most remarkable element was how well everyone got along

    Paradise Tennant: there was ease and harmony .. at the get go

    Paradise Tennant: very relaxed

    Paradise Tennant: and very complementary .. the interaction I found to be progressive

    Eos Amaterasu: Do you think that was due to having had SL contact first?

    Paradise Tennant: bridging building kind of communication

    Paradise Tennant: yes

    Paradise Tennant: I do think it is amazing how well you can get to know someone in sl without ever having met them in rl but meeting them in rl .. also adds understanding

    Eos Amaterasu: Yes, I think in a way people were exfoliating further, disclosing more and richer aspects of themselves

    Eos Amaterasu: the RL dimension is pretty deep

     

    stevenaia Michinaga: I friend who will be teaching a class on avatar told me an interesting story abut her SL experience

    stevenaia Michinaga: she has a friend with Asbergers who has problems reading "body language"

    stevenaia Michinaga: a problem that does not exist in Sl

    stevenaia Michinaga: in sl the communications is devoid of that "always misinterpreted distraction"

    Eos Amaterasu: what is the "always misinterpreted distraction"?

    stevenaia Michinaga: showed me the diferences people have in communicating here

    stevenaia Michinaga: body language is the distraction

    Eos Amaterasu: ah, less body language in SL, so easier

     

    Paradise Tennant: it was wol I think who said typos are sl's body language

     

    Eos Amaterasu: interesting, the feeling of "well being" has a suspension quality, like a droplet of honey

     

    Calvino Rabeni: Qualities are a great thing - a dimension of experience that is not quantitative

    Eos Amaterasu: I'm actually an analog guy deep down :-)

    Calvino Rabeni: In a way, I think the experienced world splits on that - subjective experience is about quality - objective experience (things) is about quantity and number

    Calvino Rabeni: Perhaps this is because - no one has figured out how to measure Quality

     

    Archmage Atlantis: Ich bin ein Berliner........is that quantitative, or quatlitavve?

    Eos Amaterasu: the ein is qualitative

    Calvino Rabeni: It is probably qualitative

     

     

    2010.02.24 01:00 - The game of genes

    Aztlan Foss: I guess people compete in everything

    Aztlan Foss: like "my beliefs are more logical than yours"

    Bolonath Crystal: probably this competition is simply another form of sexual competition

    Lawrence Vyceratops: That and we need some kind of meaning to exist.

    Aztlan Foss: sex and meaning?

    Bolonath Crystal: a big car would be a poor meaning to exist

    Lawrence Vyceratops: That may be, but it seems true, nonetheless.

    Lawrence Vyceratops: We seek meaning in every endeavor.

    Aztlan Foss: yeah I guess the cooler we are the more likely we are to get the hotter girl

     

     

    2010.02.24 07:00 - To Be Seen

    Eliza Madrigal: Ya just told me he slept through dream workshop because of listening to a dream lecture on iTunes... heh 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: practical experiment eh? 

    Eliza Madrigal grins 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: hehe, not really but always a bad idea to close my eyes and lying in my bed while listening to something 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: at least i had 9 hrs sleep in that way 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: nice 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: and part of the lecture was that we neeed at least 6-8hrs to get some boost on our memory 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: because that would only happen in the second stage after REM sleep 

     

    A deep restfulness that's missing...

     

    Eliza Madrigal: I dreamt a funny idea last night... about dreaming... funny this comes up. Want to hear? 

    Eliza Madrigal: The idea is that deep sleep is necessary for optimal function, as Ya mentioned.... we go crazy without it... scatter, etc.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: AND.... 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: (knows a bit about this scatter from lack of REM sleep ahaha) 

    Eliza Madrigal: In daily life perhaps it is the same if we don't have the deeply, deeply rest quality.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: there is a deep rest some never have.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: that is ordinary, actually... 

    Eliza Madrigal: required :) Like REM 

    Eliza Madrigal: yes, so we need 'that' while awake too... not sure why this hit me as such a surprise... 

    Eliza Madrigal: but I thought that's what some relationships starve from 

    Eliza Madrigal nods to Ya.. true 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: relationships? 

    Eliza Madrigal: yes... a deep restfulness that's missing... 

    Eliza Madrigal: I know.. a serious idea so early this morning 

     

    Eliza Madrigal: Would any of you categorize yourselves as introverted/extroverted? 

    Fael Illyar: I used to call myself introverted but ... frankly, I don't know anymore :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: That's how I feel! 

    Fael Illyar: feels like that categorization doesn't apply well :) 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: no its situational 

    Fael Illyar: whichever pick you make, it's wrong :) 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: im definately introverted but forget myself at work 

    Eliza Madrigal: yes its strange... because I can also look at someone like Pema who seems to be always visiting, always travelling... and think he must be the definition of extroversion.... 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: real life more introverted 

    Eliza Madrigal: Ah, context 

    Eliza Madrigal nods 

    Fael Illyar: more introverted in RL though. 

    Fael Illyar: breakthrough happening in SL for the moment. Likely a while before the change trickles to RL too :) 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: which is why i have thought something knew what it was doing when it placed me in my occupation :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: :)))) 

    Fael Illyar smiles. 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: otherwise i may be ordering groceries online lol 

    --BELL--

     

    Fael Illyar: never done that :) 

    Fael Illyar: even if I was quite anxious visiting the shop before I found PaB 

    Fael Illyar: whenever I left the house actually. 

    Eliza Madrigal: SL as a wormhole 

    Eliza Madrigal: I have ordered groceries online before :)) 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: i hope so 

    Eliza Madrigal giggles 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: i mean the wormhole :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: I find people far more energizing than I used to.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: used to come away from even 'positive' interractions tired, drained 

    Fael Illyar: comes with acceptance :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: YES

     

    Eliza Madrigal: Do you think that part of the reason pab retreaters are so instantly comfortable is that we DO cultivate that deep rest so necessary for bonding? 

    Fael Illyar: deep rest? 

    Eliza Madrigal: yes... as in sleep one requires deep sleep or else they become skittish... scattered.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: can't settle 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: maybe in part Eliza, I think part of it is sharing ideas with others that are usually kept to oneself, or shared with few 

    Fael Illyar: the atmosphere here is very trusting.

     

    Yakuzza Lethecus: actually the amount of retreats, 4 times a years, makes me a bit scared of those ppl whom aren´t attending those if they might still feel that they´re a part of it 

    Eliza Madrigal nods.. yes barriers already relaxed... hm, yes 

    Fael Illyar: and accepting. 

    Yakuzza Lethecus: since there isn´t symmetrie between all members anymore 

    Eliza Madrigal: that is part of growth, too, Ya... becomes harder to know everyone.... 

    Fael Illyar: some might feel that but there's no helping that really. 

    Eliza Madrigal: but there are ways to keep it in mind and counter-balance 

    Eliza Madrigal: true, Fael 

    Fael Illyar: It is everyone own choice to not join the retreat 

    Fael Illyar: or join it 

    Eliza Madrigal nods... and if someone feels they can't 'go' to one.. maybe they could help organize one near their home... 

     

    Avatar:

    SophiaSharon Larnia: but took some lines from the film to heart...as in... no one can teach you how to see 

    Eliza Madrigal: YES 

    Eliza Madrigal: That line struck immediately... 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: sighs 

    Eliza Madrigal: one looks around to see if others are smiling :) 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: lol 

    Fael Illyar: yep := 

    Fael Illyar: :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: "I see you"... 

    Eliza Madrigal:  :) Direct experience, immediacy 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: i dont think anyone can tell another how to see, but to help you open up to see that something is there to be seen 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: we need each other 

    Fael Illyar: meep! :) 

    Eliza Madrigal: that's a beautiful phrasing Sharon, yes 

     

     

    Connection through shared direct experience of underlying stillness

     

    SophiaSharon Larnia: re: beleifs, what do you thing the connection between these ideas are Eliza? 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: think* 

    Eliza Madrigal: with avatar ideas, pab ideas, beliefs, views? 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: Eliza Madrigal: because beliefs are 'over there' or 'that person's idea/view'... not 'wrong' maybe 'right', but still not the same as experience/connection 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: is a connection formed by experience? 

    Eliza Madrigal: Ah :) My sense is hm... direct experience of underlying stillness 

    Eliza Madrigal: yes! 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: maybe that why pab memebers fell a connection in rl 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: feel* 

    Eliza Madrigal: So thinking is wonderful, and views are fascinating .. but richer and nourished by connection through the pauses... space 

    Eliza Madrigal: Sharon, yes.... 

    Eliza Madrigal: or why you meet someone in other contexts and feel comfortable with them too 

     

    SophiaSharon Larnia: i have a strange experience to share, for me its strange 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: i was trying to write something and found my self critical self jumping up and down and yelling 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: and took a break by reading the chat logs 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: and ran across some rl pictures of people 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: and 'saw' them 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: like i wanted to reach into the picture and hold their arm 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: the self critical self retreated 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: enough so I could ignore it 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: it was interesting to me 

    Eliza Madrigal: How touching! Sharon, I'm so inspired. 

    Eliza Madrigal: Were you able to get into a flow then? enjoy the writing? 

    Eliza Madrigal: like tapping into tree of souls.... 

    SophiaSharon Larnia: yes, better, i was seeing people. not some vague notion 

    Eliza Madrigal: that's quite powerful, thank you for sharing that 

     

    SophiaSharon Larnia: for someone who is as introverted as I am, to find comfort in the idea of real live people, seeing theie faces nonthreatening 

    Eliza Madrigal: wow..  like getting to a soft spot... 

     

     

    2010.02.24 13:00 - Blue Avatars and Black Holes

    Wol Euler: position does have a semantic meaning, though, here as in RL

    Fefonz Quan: may i ask what does a semantic meaning mean?

    Wol Euler: "it is information" :)

    Wol Euler: sitting in a particular position relative to the group carries a meaning about how I see the group or myself or the relationship

     

    Fefonz Quan: mick, all you see is blue in your mind, don't ya?

    Mickorod Renard: ah well,,imagination is my strong point

     

    Fefonz Quan: well weeing is everything, ain't it?

    Fefonz Quan: seeing*

    SophiaSharon Larnia: LOL

    Mickorod Renard: weeing can be the most important time in the world,,if one is desperate

    arabella Ella: or appreciating appearances perhaps

     

    Mickorod Renard: hey,,Fef,,u may know the answer,,is a black hole a ball?

    Fefonz Quan: (try saying it out loud)

    Mickorod Renard: or sphere?

    Fefonz Quan: ball i would say, the event horizon is a sphere

    SophiaSharon Larnia: not a hole all the around, like your dream, Mick?

    Mickorod Renard: so its a hole on all sides

    Fefonz Quan: though is there a difference?

    Wol Euler finds the idea of a three-dimensional hole somewhat mindboggling

     

    arabella Ella: so then ... why is it called a hole if it is a mass?

    SophiaSharon Larnia: i was going to ask why didnt they call it a black mass then

     

    Mickorod Renard: is this an execptionally long 90 seconds?

     

    2010.02.24 19:00 - Awareness

    Reflection Freenote: most of our conscious thought is not about what is present, for example, is what I am suggesting widget, although this is only one dimension of unreality

    --BELL--

    stevenaia Michinaga: I must be sleepy, I had a nap-like dream just then and you were in to speaking , Reflection

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