posted September 03, 2007 01:00 AM              

That Men rule, and women are lower beings..how can one read the bible, and believe that?
When will the Vatican release the Truth..???

posted September 03, 2007 01:01 AM            

Who but a fool would leap headlong into the void, seemingly uncaring about the potential dangers, trails, and challenges that lie ahead? the fool's innocence is also his charm and what makes him so attractive. The fool is untouched by life, but ready for the experience. He represents purity of action. There is no time for analyis or strategy. He doesn't look behind him. He only looks forward. The fool needs no encouragement to begin the journey. He does not need to test the water. He'll find out when he steps in it whether it is warm or cold.

What about the rest of us? We all can think of thousands of reasons in any given situation why we should not take action or commit ourselves. Not the Fool. He stands poised on the precipice ready to jump without hesitation. He lives for the future--nothing holds him to the present.

His motives are pure. He seeks to discover. His quest is for life--and he is willing to give it a change, come what may. The Fool lives to live.

Life has not left its marks or scars on the Fool. He is not yet connected to anything in this world. His few possessions are in a bag, tied to a wand, which rests against his shoulder. They do not weigh him down; they are behind him.

Unlike those of us who have been tested--and think we possess great wisdom from our experiences--The fool cares not to hear the warnings. (" Don't be a fool.") The Fool frightens us a little because nothing frightens him. He is a liberated spirit.

The fool is a believer in all things, especially the potential that life holds. But ask him to be elaborate, and he'll smile and say, " Find out for yourself."

His source of knowledge comes from inside. He trusts his instincts--he instinctively ' knows."

The Fool tells us to take the plunge, follow our heart, listen to the inner call. We are being told to face the risks, even tempt Fate. The Fool also reminds us of the power of our imagination and our dreams. The message is simple: all things are possible.

Thanks!!!

posted September 03, 2007 01:05 AM              

yes, one must find the answers for ones Self..
Follow your Heart, hold your nose, and jump...
Go for it!

posted January 22, 2009 11:26 PM            

"If you raped me, I rape you" does not solve the problem.

"If you stole from me, I steal from you" does not solve the problem.

Neither does "If you kill me, I kill you".

It takes forgiveness and a willingness to alleviate negative karma and promote positive karma to break the chain of the karmic pay back wheel. Revenge only creates more unwanted negative karma. Like LEXX said, hate begets hate.