> On 24 Feb, 02:41, "Gary Childress" aol.com> wrote:
>

>> I wonder why that is?

>
> Maybe you are yearning for things that are not there, so far at least.
> Could be the sign of a deep and strong heart.
> Most people look around and talk themselves into thinking that the
> best strategy is to shut down portions of their hearts that will
> 'cause them problems'.
> The rationalist will see someone with a strong heart as not being
> logical or having unreasonable expectations. Their approach is not
> warm. It is an attempt to make you shut down you heart with your mind
> as they have done with their own hearts, which perhaps were not so
> strong to begin with.
> It is good that some poeple do not shut down their hearts and assume
> that this is the way things must be. For them some sorrow will be
> present.
> But it keeps a door open
> it keeps vibrating the possibility that certain shit and bullshit that
> we assume is simply the furniture of the universe might actually
> change.
>
> This has all be very abstract. I don't know why you are a man of
> constant sorrow, perhaps you've had a horrible life or seen too many
> loved ones killed or worse.
>
> Care to be more specific?