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A Scott Kiloby
Talk in
October 14 - Fri -
Unity of
www.kiloby.com and www.livingrealization.org.
By simply looking in a different way, and relaxing the emphasis
on certain viewpoints, we come to recognize freedom as naturally
and effortlessly present within the seamless flow of whatever is
already happening. There is nothing to change. This
is deep acceptance of what is, which reveals the transparency of
people, things, and views. Life goes on, with all of its
content and challenges, but there is an ease of being always
available in the unfolding. This is what Scott calls
"seamless experiencing," available to anyone who is
open. ]
:) as it happens, [Saturday was] the day of
atonement - yom kipur....
a unique experience in
Yom kipur
Everything at standstill.
No cars, no radio, nor television.
No planes, no working machinery…
Silence. Stillness unheard of
In this age of technical civilization,
Punctuated occasionally
By children shouts and laughter.
A heyday for cyclists
And rollerblades riders
Of all ages.
Rising wave of spirit
Of tsunami like proportions…
What genuine love surfer
Would miss riding
Such a unique thrill
By breaking the fast?
Blessed be the nameless name.
Oh, the boundless grace!
best wishes to all,
yosy
Vicki Woodyard
I was watching Anderson
Cooper on his new daytime talk show. Did anybody else see it? He
confessed to not especially liking...food! He tends to eat the
same thing over and over. I found it one of the most interesting
shows I have ever seen. And I ended up realizing that we are all
crazy—just in different ways and to different degrees. So I
thought I would share some of my lifelong craziness with all of
you dear crazed folk.
I have never liked to socialize. I don’t dislike people; I
just prefer to be at home alone. I can force myself to be with
people socially but it doesn’t feel like who I really am. I
am always relieved to come home and be quiet. I have never liked
to dress up either; it feels like “trouble ahead” when
I do that. I become someone other than Vicki.
I know all about people energetically immediately. Through the
computer even. I can read a book almost instantly and have
always, always known how to read and spell. I love written
communication.
I do not like complicated plots in movies or movies that have a
lot of evil characters.
I have never liked holidays. The more elaborate an occasion, the
less I like it.
These confessions are just pointers to the fact that we are all
crazy. C.r.a.z.y.
I don’t like people that talk, talk, talk and go off on
tangents, as in “She was wearing this dress and it was made
out of...uh...uh...dotted swiss...I think she got it at ...uh,
uh, uh. I don’t talk or write that way. Keep it simple,
people. Keep it simple.
I am a neat freak. My mother says I came out of the womb prissy.
There is a picture of me at about age three. I am wearing a straw
Easter bonnet and holding a little purse and my mouth is pursed!
One reason I gave up forums is because so many people are
c.r.a.z.y. about their brand of God. They insist on having Him
served in a certain way. And they want to fill your head with
c.r.a.z.y. They want to communicate to you that light workers are
taking care of the planet which is leaning crazily on its axis
and will likely take off for
See, I get crazy when I sit at the keyboard. At this point I am
beginning to write comedy instead of true confessions. I better
wrap this up before Anderson Cooper hits me with a Boston Market
turkey dinner with two servings of corn and a piece of cornbread.
C.r.a.z.y. B.u.t. i.n. a. g.o.o.d. w.a.y. He is my new crush.
Call me c.r.a.z.y.
Vicki Woodyard
Follow Vicki's essays on Facebook. Her book is here:
http://www.amazon.com/LIFE-HOLE-Thats-Wisdom-Awakened/dp/1609102770/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1297273020&sr=8-1