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Glad 2 -- That is good enough for me. It may (or not) have been him, but really -- it doesn't matter. That the service went on without a hitch is what counts, not who was (or was not) there. :)--> David

There's someone in my head, Can it really be me? Wondering how the hell, I can finally be free. From all the past, That seems to last, Into eternity? I've been here, I've been there, Seems I've been most everywhere. But given the crap that I've been fed, Here I am, Still in my head. Looking hard, Looking fierce, I see the boundaries I need to pierce. Walls come down, Fall to the floor. I step over them, And now go forth. Off into the bright sunlight I now rejoice with no more night. What was once there In my head. Now is gone. Buried and dead. Even though I like Bluegrass, I could come up with a *rock* version of these lyrics. :)--> David

Mr. H -- Check your PT's, please. :)--> David

There ya have it. Don't ask amiss, ask a Mr!! :D-->

Mr H -- get thou down upon thy knees, and supplicate and persevere in prayer!! :D--> :D--> David

And Dana -- welcome to GreaseSpot. :)--> :)--> And I'm with Dan -- I also (bullinger) am curious on your take on soul life. It would be interesting to hear your thoughts about how it differs from our spiritual life. Since you are a mental health therapist, you must have avenues of thought that we (I) have not thought of before. David

Excellent point HCW!! David

George -- yup, that's good enough. :)--> I agree with Oak too when he said: David

Uh-oh. Now we have to mind our *p's* and *q's*. heh heh Welcome! --> David

Act2 --- Amen! :)-->

http://www.mythoughts.com No that won't work, but I do have a lot of thoughts about that day. Most would not be accepted on this site, so I shall refrain. May the Father comfort the survivors, and the families of those who were lost. David

I missed this tidbit from the earlier post. I consider all things worth considering. :)--> Everything is worthy of perusal, evaluation, and either acceptance or rejection. But you have to consider it first, and not just toss it out. E=mc2 was probably a *myth* when Einstein first postulized it too. :)--> David

I have two words for that, and they are: I agree! :)--> But it has to be looked at, and not discounted as a *quack* remedy without perusal. That is all I am saying.

Great story, and great sharing! Thank you! David

Mrs. W mentioned on the twi website Finally. -->

Heh heh heh -- be glad you have it. Otherwise someone might decide to buy you a Bible!! :D-->

It sux (I know), but what the hey!! :D-->

We did our best, and now testing the rest, We surely want to manifest, And not be just perusing.

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While some *alternative* outfits engage in this practice, I don't believe all do. Thus it is worth my while to take a closer look at what is presented, and make a decision based on that, rather than testimonials from past participants (probably paid to say what they do). There! I can be cynical too! :D--> David

No outrage at all. Just an honest look at both sides. :)--> David

And may I add --- this is (as usual) just an IMO. David

Geo and Sudo -- if you can explain cancer (or any other disease), I'll pay attention to sites like QUACK WATCH As far as I am concerned, they are offering an opinion, just like the sites that purport to offer the opposite. What gives the skeptical sites credence over the others -- eh?? GMAFB --- (you figure this acronym out). There are two sides to every story, and if ya can't listen to them both, you don't deserve to hear either. Healthy skepticism is good, but outright denial is not. David

OK. I'll take a look at it again tomorrow, or is that today by now??