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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 17 Apr

John's wife pulled a trick on John, who was always a bit innocently naive, and overly trusting. One day, she came home from work, with a dog in her car, telling John that someone from her work, was moving overseas, and...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 It is good to take a backstep to reconsider considered actions, before we take more front steps and implement our previously proposed, and hastily thought, actions, or thoughts.

19 Apr

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351012) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Apr

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. I am reading an intriguing book called ‘Too Close to the Falls’ by Catherine Gildiner. At one point, she manages to get the better of a bully by stabbing him in the hand with a...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Grin, and bear, but at times grimace too, as thoughtless thoughts cause any one with an ounce of intelligence to cringe when they come out of the mouths of those, who in their position, should really know better.

19 Apr

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351012) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Apr

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. I am reading an intriguing book called ‘Too Close to the Falls’ by Catherine Gildiner. At one point, she manages to get the better of a bully by stabbing him in the hand with a...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 More and more here though, Americanisms are coming into our language, and replacing the Australian way of speaking. "Parking lot" has all but replaced carpark, "trash" is replacing rubbish, etc

18 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 God probably sets the time for his creation, to pan out over a long period, which as Einstein would say is only relative to God, as he moves at light speed, with light in him, and so he remains largely untimed himself.

18 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 It is hard to waste life at every level though, as even a bodily lived, soulless life, seemingly wasted, the soul will still get something useful for itself out of the life, as if it was not so, even God could be said to be only wasting his time in...

17 Apr

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351012) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Apr

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. I am reading an intriguing book called ‘Too Close to the Falls’ by Catherine Gildiner. At one point, she manages to get the better of a bully by stabbing him in the hand with a...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Pronunciation is tricky in most languages. I thought I had mastered the meanings of a few Filipino words, but when I went over there, nobody knew what I was saying because my pronunciation was all wrong. Pronunciation is important, as the same...

17 Apr

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (351012) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Apr

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. I am reading an intriguing book called ‘Too Close to the Falls’ by Catherine Gildiner. At one point, she manages to get the better of a bully by stabbing him in the hand with a...

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Judy Evans @Shiva49 I'm often surprised by words that are very common to me that sometimes aren't known by our American friends. 'Fortnight' was one that very few people had heard of. 'Fossick' was another.

17 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 No cure yet, and seems to affect more and more people, these days.

17 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Dementia is a big problem everywhere these days. Lack of interest, in anything, does seem to bring it on quicker, as we all need to keep our minds active, it seems.

15 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 A sense of worthlessness, if it also goes connected to a feeling of hopelessness, lays a person so affected pretty low. It is hard to recover from such mortal blows, received later in life, and most people so affected, sometimes just give up on...

14 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Yes, to lose focus of living because all of our focus was on the one thing, brings us to a crisis in our life, when that one thing is lost, or taken away from us, then.

13 Apr

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Always smiling @allknowing (143910) • India 10 Apr

Mix whatever you fancy adding a binder that will help make balls and deep fried. Kachori was my faovuirte snack while I was working in the city I used to sometimes go to a restaurant that had some delcious kachoris. I have...

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Always smiling @Shiva49 Moong dal seems pretty uncommon for a Kachori

12 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 They say that loneliness is a major problem in the world these days, and we need to keep in contact with others, as we are social animals, and without such contact, we can have problems develop in us, such as depression, and even health concerns like...

12 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Go Crossbones @Shiva49 @innertalks Both of you guys, well said, as always.

12 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 That is good that the elderly man was helped out, as we all need such help from others at times, as we all walk through valleys of quicksand at times, and need help to be pulled out from the mires.

11 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Freedom should always remain a valid part of democracy, as otherwise, democracy has moved over to becoming dictatorship; too many rules, and regulations, stonker freedom.

11 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 9 Apr

The Zen master, Clintof Zerbroski, was blind, but being blind didn't dim his inner wisdom at all. This old master could give insight to the spiritually blind people who came to him, looking for answers to what life is...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 A long time ago, Plato observed this, in his quote: "Democracy passes into despotism." The despots are always waiting around to turn things to their own advantage.

10 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 That is true that God probably knows our needs, but he might still like us talking to him sometimes, to check if we know our real needs too, rather than not connecting to him at all.

6 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 3 Apr

Rabbi Arton Bresjoveski was a controversial figure in Judaism. Here are some of his way out there ideas. The Universe is limited, as anything created always is. It is a mass of energy, directed into it, by its creator....

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 People pray for better health too, rather than a loving connection to God, and they almost demand it of him. The basics are a simple formula to live a good life, to love God, and to love our fellow man, and to think of others, rather than just always...

5 Apr

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22614) • Australia 24 Mar

A would be student approached the renowned Zen master, Artov Breshsky, and asked him if he could he teach him the way of Zen. The master replied, [b]"I have nothing of Zen to teach anyone, as there is no way of Zen, no...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 In a way, the Politicians are the slave masters now, getting others to act on their every whim and call, otherwise miss out on getting some of their spoils.

4 Apr

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