Rene teaching the learning of the lessons of not seeing the eye seeing...
> it's bitter, but better late than never: everything is opposite
> to what is told.
>
> in fact, it's not so difficult now to unravel the lying game,
> therefore the lying assumes weirder and weirder looks.
>
> It's only the beginning...
Rene, with out any disrespect, what is the status of your telling
"everything is opposite to what is told."? Or, how is your rhetorical
ingenuousness different to an other "what is told"?
An other response to the errance that is told history is to neither take
what is told to be nor the opposite of what is told to be; best to let the
what is told fade to the grey it is through ignoring it, silencing it, in
order to bring the ear to hear what is (here), without the noise that
annoys. What say you?
regards
michaelP
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> it's bitter, but better late than never: everything is opposite
> to what is told.
>
> in fact, it's not so difficult now to unravel the lying game,
> therefore the lying assumes weirder and weirder looks.
>
> It's only the beginning...
Rene, with out any disrespect, what is the status of your telling
"everything is opposite to what is told."? Or, how is your rhetorical
ingenuousness different to an other "what is told"?
An other response to the errance that is told history is to neither take
what is told to be nor the opposite of what is told to be; best to let the
what is told fade to the grey it is through ignoring it, silencing it, in
order to bring the ear to hear what is (here), without the noise that
annoys. What say you?
regards
michaelP
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