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Spirit Remembers
My topic today is sort of complex for its actual simplicity. I chose the word “face” because it was one idea that has many faces or facets. We all have many faces. In the fullness of ones life we have many forms of self image, changing opinions about our place in the world and our…
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Free The Spirit In Second Life
Why do faces become masks? We get attached to them as our identity, because we have an idea. Idea = identity, and we feel we must have this. Supposedly, it’s not only the only way we can relate, it comes to be seen as the only way we can function. Yet, do any of these…
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Be Who You Are In Truth
In special operations teams, those small para-military groups that act as deniable agents of the powers that be, there is always a member that serves as the teams “face”. They act as the visible agent of an otherwise invisible group, and are usually well trained in techniques to control their identity both as data and…
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Real Self
Today we talk about faces. Face as an aspect of reality. Face, is that a military command? It is a military command, and everyone is to some degree militant. When we seek to save face, what are we seeking to preserve? Ourselves? The visage? The image? The reputation? Our ego? The fear of exposure to…
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Faces Are Not Enough
Humanity as a species are primarily visual animals, that is why I chose face as a topic. When with people, what do you see? The body. Sure, I see the body before the soul. Do you see the body, or do you see what you think the body is? Is the idea of the body…
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Wisdom Of Face
If I call you child, I am right to do so. If I call you crone, I am right to do so. If I say you are as old as the hills, I am right. If I say you were born yesterday, I am right. We are never born. We are always born. Both are…
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Face the World with Cheer
The original meaning of the word cheer, was face, referring to a general attitude of whatever nature. So if you have read much Shakespeare say, you may have read some uses of the word that wouldn’t make sense to the modern thinker, but made complete sense then, and really still does.