On
Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 8:09 PM, Martin Law
<martin.rainbowmaker@gmail.com>
wrote:
Minseach,
(Gaelic
for 'she goat', pr. 'minshuk') and that was today's Gaelic lesson.
Otherwise,
customary kin greetings und kongratz an dein pooterdoktor und sein
triumph in fixing your smokesignal typewriter.
It's
nice to get a letter (i've always been a man of letters) i really
don't get many. That's an Anglo Saxon understatement which i'll
elucidate later (not that i'm suffering from elucidations mind.)
Not
so much that i'd said to Friends i was "projectless",
rather to describe a bit the nature of my creative process which
being receptive consists constantly in the concept of 'waiting'
(being a self trained 'waiter' and watcher), a bit like those hunters
who sit quietly in one spot and go invisible till the animals all
come out.
Goes on all the 'time', everywhere i look. Studying and discriminating what pops up without leaping at anything so to squeak.
Suppose
that's why they say Taureans are always ruminating, or you could call
it gestating. ('Many a true word is said in gestating.)
In
fact (whatever a 'fact' is) i just returned from the photocopyshop
where i enlarged a Wiltshire sunset image to canvas size for sizing,
fixing, and enriching
through
maleable substance to distil an essence.
The
title of which would be 'Along the Canal.'
Simultaneously,
audiovisual clues from the cyberscreen seulement le soir dernier
stirred sporadic seedsprouts of a potential blogpost tentatively
titled ( as i scrawled on the steamy glass cubicle of a 4a.m.
contemplative hot shower) 'LIFE'S INFINITE' and anagramming it so it
was 13 letters).
Which
brings me back circumlocuitously to letters, and the perennial enigma
of why don't people write them. Is that why they're called
'snail mail'? They are slow to reply if at all.
After
all, there's 26 letters to play with and they can be in any order of
permutation so long as a mind picture is imparted.
Consequently
despite being quite outgoing every time i go out and with a
predisposition to only sow seeds of totally untainted nutritive
nature, and despite my tales of diversified interactions mingling on
the market, i'm still and perennially prone to a sense of relatively
prevailing solitariness.
I
suppose every oyster has a bit of grit, not that i'm shellfish.
I'm well aware that such residues of detritus are part and parcel of
potential provocation to populous peopling planets to freely choose
to produce pearls.
Put
simply: that's what the residue of dark is for. A simple
signpost in a freewill zone.
That
way > 'Home is where the heart IS.'
The
other way < 'Wandering lost in the dark.'
Long
live simple signposts. You'd think more people would notice
them.
I
did have a couple of emails with Roisin, she being into astrology.
As i'd searched high and low through boxes and papers not being able
to locate my birthchart, i used to have two.
You
know that common pattern where the one thing you've looked for in all
the 'safe places' seems to have slipped into another dimension.
A
good exercise in being infinitely patient with finite impatience
though.
Sparked
by hearing a woman on 'starseedhotline.com'
having done years of research to discover that 25, 26, and 27,
degrees of planets' placement in a chart was indicative of a long
standing coding in the blood since the 'fall of Atlantis', of an
inherent connection to a fail safe benevolent Pleiadian/ Human
agenda. If you get the gist.
Roisin
kindly put me on to a website providing instant free birthcharts.
Turns out i have 5 or 6 planets out of 9 in that degree. Fluffy
or not, it assuaged my curiosity. I'm sure we all feel a little
alien from time to time.
Talking
of feeling little aliens, not to mention a soul partner and
considering a global population of what, seven billion and more than
half of them, the polar complementary gender ( just imagine that
amount of spiritual beauty) phew! Little wonder then, snail
mail notwithstanding, if i'm, (seriously) and long have been,
unflinchingly
more than ready to happily invite a Pleiadian woman for a leisurely
fireside chat over a cup of tea. I mean, it's a free universe.
Just
that down here we've been a bit cut off for a while, a bit otherwise
occupied you could say.
But
there's a subject for another day.
After
all, the 'material world', as we're trained to call it, is only a
tiny facet of the infinite all there is.
The
power of IMAGINATION is an item of our tool kit we'd be cosmically
foolish to ignore. You might easily take a wrong turning at the
two way signpost for want of imagining something beyond the familiar.
To
round off this post, and to stimulate the imaginative faculty, i feel
inclined to recommend listening to video interviews with a
neurosurgeon by the name of EBEN ALEXANDER. If you do, you'll
see why.
I've
played with enough words for today, and language is not the most
effective way to share experience.
Besides
it's 'ten to eight'..."again!" ( It keeps being ten to
eight synchronistically for at least the past 35 years).
For
instance, i was just writing about 'the Ides of March', and what an
'Ide' is.
Most
'ides' occur on the 13th of each month ( according to the Roman
Calendar. Except for April, when the date is the 15th.
April is my birth month.
While
on the 13th of March, the rays of the setting sun reflecting on my
clock from the window across the street (which i'd been noting
regularly), was at exactly 'ten to eight!'
Anyway...down
to Earth. Light fire. Cook food. Consider starting
new painting.
That'll
do as a solid post.
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