The following lyrics from a song by the Bellamy Brothers will serve as my entry for today.
"Let your love flow like a mountain stream and let your love grow with a small list of dreams and let your love show and you'll know what I mean its the season
Just let your fly like a bird on the wing and let your love bind you to all living things and let your love shine and you'll know I mean that's the reason..........................
My sincere hope for today is that all of us will indeed let our love flow outward to infinity and thus beyond. I bless all of you with warm thoughts for a very happy and safe new week ahead. And may each one of us do something nice for someone today just because we can.
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Namaste brother Ron, yet again you invite love into our hearts. Consistent is your refrain as it lifts my spirit anew. Thank you for being a most favoured fractal.
In Lak' ech brother, prosper with equal portions of the love you share...
However, I haven't been called a Messiah or Saviour, as Richie journalled at the beginning of Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah, as I've travelled DownCurrent. Infinity is well, too, but I believe (and I've journalled it in my spiral notebooks a few times) the the Current of the Stream ends up in the Sea of Love. I told my Dad that, one time, and he said: "Yeah, but I'm still afraid." If I had a chance to talk to him, right now, he IS still alive, I'd tell him: "Be fearless as you go Downstream.
Although I've never been called a Messiah, per Richie's journal at the beginning of Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah, I do own a copy of the Messiah's Handbook, Richie Bach. That makes it a little more "real." (I don't think Richie wrote Don's Saviour's Manual.) "If it is blasphemy, God is above it. If it is not blasphemy, God is beneath it." Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
"Your religion is your way of finding what is true," is what I'm thinking of now from the Messiah's Handbook, Richie Bach. Dan Millman, author of The Peaceful Warrior Way quoted Herman Hesse (whose novel, Siddhartha, I read) on Facebook: "The Truth must be lived. It cannot be taught."
My name is Brian Edward Jarpey (and I'm in my fifty-first year, as I sometimes write in my spiral notebook)if you want to try and access my Facebook page, again.("Your religion is your way of finding what is true:" That's the name on my birth certificate)
It's possible not to have a lot of drama on Facebook, Captron52. For instance, I have mostly spiritual posts from India on my Facebook page.
India: My best friend Gautam Emani (from Hyderbad, India) said Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Richie Bach is very popular, there.
Speaking of India, in my goal of writing a thousand words a day, I've come with the title of my first novel: The American Hindu. This is because I'm an American and will kill no living Being (except spiders, flies and any other creeping crawling thing of the earth). Garrison Keillor, on M.P.R. (Minnesota Public Radio) on the Writer's Almanac said an author needs to begin a novel: 1. Social setting 2. Dialogue and I can't remember the other two. What do you think?
"Your religion is your way of finding what is true." Messiah's Handbook, Richie Bach (Actually my Advanced Gull Cove name is "Brian.")
Hey Christopher. Thanks for stopping by. It is always so great to hear from you. Blessings to you and yours
Thanks for the visit Brian. The very best to you and yours
Thinking of Truth, again, from the Messiah's Handbook, Richie Bach: "Not being known doesn't stop the Truth from being true..."
About Truth AGAIN from the Messiah's Handbook, Richie Bach: "Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself."
"Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself." - Messiah's Handbook The photo of Captron 52 looks like photos of Richie Bach I've seen on the Internet. I've been flying with Richie and Don, from Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah for over twenty years. (I'm also a fan of Jonathan)
Hi Brian Like yourself I love Jonathon Livingstone Seagull as well as all of Bach's books. I'm guessing here that you have read most of his books. If not may I suggest you read his book titled "ONE" Another terrific book by Bach. Thanks again for the visit. Be safe and enjoy each moment my friend
I have read "One," but I left a sliver of it to read, because I want the "adventure" to continue. This is true for "Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Student," by Richie, too. I still have my goal of writing a thousand words, per day, myself, as well as being a painter (You can see a photo of me with a painting I did after Michaelangelo in my profile picture). The very best to you and yours, too, Captron 52!
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