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Hello Trevor! Yes, as the day draws long, I field carrots and work this warren, and life is indeed full. miffy, (wow, these are getting long) Quote: your confusion between a problem and a mystery entails that a indissoluble question is posed as a problem. How is a mystery anything more than a proble...

Hello Jason! Carrotblog, Quote: J: I wanted to find what was ultimately real and true. C: The advocate of the Cartesian devil (from his seminal "Discourse on Method") would ask: why did you want to find out what was real and true? Why not find out what was meaningful in life? Why not find ...

Quote: Why are you required to take side on the "God-debate"? That's a question whose solution is found in autobiography: I used to find such debates enthralling; eventually it seemed prudent to choose sides. Problems are soluble in solutions; your confusion between a problem and a myster...

I didn't have the easiest life growing up, which I am thankful for. I don't know if I would have turned out the way I have if it weren't for some of lifes tests. Still, I know many people who have had much harder struggles in their lives compared to my own. I actually consider myself very fortunate...

Dear Zag, your still small voice is easily buried in the accumulating posts, reflecting on the hard and concrete concepts of philosophical life. Beautiful Miffy of the impenetrable reflection, love wants eternity, and so it must have our distress, sharp reflection on our failings, peerlessness, even...

Actually I never performed any of the good deeds we were supposed to do, I just pretended to. Secondly, I never actually believed in the religion. I just pretended not to be an athiest for fear of upsetting my family. Hope you're okay. Sounds like life was very difficult for you when growing up. Mu...

I had to pull out a dictionary to figure out why I haven't heard about myxomatosis before. You certainly do put a lot of effort into this persona. My mental picture of you is a very empathic veternarian, a card-carrying member of a bizarre over-the-top vegetarian cult, or just a particulaly well-re...

Nick's argument goes as follows: A - Nick was a Catholic B - Nick was selfish (as he performed superficial good deeds only with the hope of entering heaven) Nick's conclusion: Catholics are selfish Hello Muffy, is that really you? So we meet at last after separation from the Tarn warren! Last I saw...

Hi Mookestink, (strange smell here suddenly) I think Miffy sounded like a textbook. Lol! If that's what you think clearly you haven't read enough! Hello Pye! Nice to meet you. I have two front teeth. They are very prominent, all the better for tucking into reason. A sly fox of a commentator on my bl...

Miffy, the deepest bliss will rule! Deep sadness never knew. Are you a speaker? In Life? A writer? A talker? What happens when one doesn't know anymore? Beyond the moment?! Isn't the frightening thing becoming a thinker and grasping the critical? Grasping there is nothing at all but love holding us...

Finally I had realized fundamental and all-encompassing absolute certainty, and it was so utterly simple and obvious. Absolute certainty was before me at all times everywhere, it was in fact right in front of my eyes so to speak, and had been all along. The only difference was that I now consciousl...

So my conclusion: that which is absolutely, ultimately, certainly and all-encompassingly real and true is: just simply and exactly what Is. Hi there, Perhaps this is an anti-climax, after such a promising start on your journey. Here are some rabbit reflections: "When I say serious philosophy I...

Is ones shadow then the frightening thing? I have never graduated in anything save myself. I ditched school for art school, which I ditched on the first day, for art, which I ditched because I never could. Leaping ditches or hedgerows can leave you fallen, or quite caught up, but leaping nonetheles...

Hey Miffy, Thank you. After reading "The Meaning of The Comic," I have to admit that I am grateful for my Zen practice. What are your thoughts on eastern philosophy? Hello Steve, I love Bergson, and perhaps that was my first introduction to the possibility of mysticism within the western ...

Hello Jon, Your post is interesting although perhaps diverse in scope to the point that it is hard to follow the monologue. A lot of it sounds like a load of Blavatsky and concretization of words such as 'superficialist fragmentation' make me wonder whether your blog actually beats mine hands down i...

Hello. If I could speak for everyone, I'd say that we'd all enjoy it if you rested here awhile. A doctor-in-training must be willing to brush aside some. The Philosophy of Laughter and Tears: They say laughter is the best medicine. But, why? What are we laughing at exactly? In any circumstance, isn...

I am on a wandering. When very young I thought I had a home from which to journey, but later saw I hadn't even a landscape! How I loved them still, these things that were their own against my holding them, how I resolved to...pursue them! Faint at last, I sought myself. Led on by thought of the pur...

Hello Mr Drowden,

It's nice to want things.


xoxoxoxo

Lots of love,

Miffy

http://carrotblog.livejournal.com

Hello Mr Drowden, It's a pleasure to discover that you too have a sense of humour. Miffy, having qouth Zagreus with wanton heart, but with innocent need of knowledge hitherto unrevealed, spoketh: Quote: Dear Zag, Such intimacy pains me more than you could know , for 'tis I - "TIS I!!- that dubb...

PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 5:41 am Post subject: What I said was straight forward and to the point. Point being, the Catholic religion breeds selfishness. I came to this conclusion through sound and clear reasoning. If you cannot comprehend how I came to this conclusion after reading my original ...

Simple in its chiastic complexity. I love you too bright bunny! You would have words from me, and not only truths, meaning you're worth more than my words. What lattices of life would we not find ourselves in? So why's done, but where? Hare-like I hop to you and there is despair. I cannot! Being is...

Hi Nick, I've expressed my thoughts in the reasoning above. I have no difficulty with your expression of your rejection. But as Dan and I have told you, our hearts and minds were not in the Catholic religion because of our logic and reasoning. Therefore you make no sense at all. Yet, you have failed...

PostPosted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 9:55 pm Post subject: Itinerant Miffy, don't be zippy Miffy, or if you must, remember us! Why thank you Zag! It is true, for itinerants do not stay for very long. A resting rabbit remains a ready-target ;( O the oracular nature of Sapius! Itinerancy is beneath you? The ...

Hi there, Yes, it does pose a problematic.... in forums with posters insinuating "libel"; using capital letters to simulate screaming when their intellect fails them; I also have problems with forums where reiterated hysteresis of individual comments become the norm. Then I'm considering c...

Hello again Mr Drowden. As an itinerant rabbit, I'm on my way through life's journey. I haven't found the answers, so I've been looking, traversing over vegetables fields, philosophy forums and atheist blogs. (btw - thanks for your feedback on my own blog. I know it can be misunderstood, because its...