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3 Good Things (again)

Debbie

As it can take a looong time for faults to be remedied, I thought this could fill in for now?

1.  My Vabysmo eye injection this afternoon at the hospital.

2.  I wore my 'hidden disabilities' thingy around my neck.

3.  Home and having a curry tonight Blush

Parents

  • Talking to animals

    Talking to plants

    Talking to inanimate objects

  • in reply to Debbie

    It's nice to do that, respectful. I onnce heard someone suggest that there's some form of consciousness field in every thing. 'Stones sleep, trees dream, animals perceive the now, humans think, label, conceptualise.' Something along those lines, Pros and cons to each, and that's a great leveller of individual value and experiential limitation. 

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  • in reply to Debbie

    It's nice to do that, respectful. I onnce heard someone suggest that there's some form of consciousness field in every thing. 'Stones sleep, trees dream, animals perceive the now, humans think, label, conceptualise.' Something along those lines, Pros and cons to each, and that's a great leveller of individual value and experiential limitation. 

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  • in reply to Shardovan
    Shardovan said:
    I onnce heard someone suggest that there's some form of consciousness field in every thing.

    I find it far easier to talk to non humans.

    It's natural to me - instinctive - I apologised to a lampshade this morning when I banged into it.

    SpikeyMark said:
    This is why in their cartoons and even logos you often have characters that are normally inanimate

    Interesting.

  • in reply to Shardovan

    The Japanese and more specifically the Shinto (I think) religions believe that everything has a spirit. This is why in their cartoons and even logos you often have characters that are normally inanimate.