...a half old (isn't 2003 a minor upgrade to Office XP?). It is MUCH better than the new, user unfriendly 2007. It works fine. Why should I be forced to replace a perfectly adequate program just to put unnecessary money in Microsoft's pockets. I would rather downgrade to WindowsXP, a much faster and adequate operating system. You are right, there is a LOT of software that doesn't run under Vista. That is why computers with XP...

...and a half old (isn't 2003 a minor upgrade to Office XP?). It is MUCH better than the new, user unfriendly 2007. It works fine. Why should I be forced to replace a perfectly adequate program just to put unnecessary money in Microsoft's pockets. I would rather downgrade to WindowsXP, a much faster and adequate operating system. You are right, there is a LOT of software that doesn't run under Vista. That is why computers with XP instead...

... couples.  One may rape the other and they may never report it and go on with their happy lives. If they're loving, why can't one understand that "no means no"? If you can receive your justice then murder is unnecessary. When there is no recourse to the law and your victimizer receives no just desert, murder is your only option.  But on the other hand, when the penalty is overly harsh and amounts to a new crime against the ...

...have been raped and "let it go." As an example, consider loving couples. One may rape the other and they may never report it and go on with their happy lives. If you can receive your justice then murder is unnecessary. When there is no recourse to the law and your victimizer receives no just desert, murder is your only option. But on the other hand, when the penalty is overly harsh and amounts to a new crime against the victimizer, ...

... really a self-contradiction in your outlook. Your self-imposed restriction to material reality likely comes from your intense desire to escape material reality. It seems clear that you consider materiality to be inferior and unnecessary. Thus you try to screen materiality out of your life, which is futile because your life extends through materiality and is inseparable from it. In essence, you're trying to rip your own lungs out ...

"Rev. Red Hot Lava" <zevillkaa333@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:bd5033a5-a452-4a0b-bf4f-e8ed1495a620@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com... that's why i have several back ups... but Tom's right I am being pretty childish, haven't even settled on on particular discipline. Besides, it's unnecessary to rejuvenate until one has first dejuvenated. Our bodies must grow older, but we can remain immature forever.

... label New Age and see the movement it represents as either not fully understanding or deliberately trivializing their disciplines, or as outright distortions" I'm not sure you even understand your position. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_age#Criticism ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Sean: I understand my position quite clearly. Thanks for the concern. It's unnecessary. Next?

...: The subject heading could and should be "The Story Trap", your "projections' are the result of well practiced stories. Why the analogy with "holographs", I don't know, and is unnecessary. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------­------ On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:42:10 -0700 (PDT), "bigflet...@gmail.com" <bigflet...@gmail.com> wrote: Everybody you meet (with very few exceptions) ...

... The subject heading could and should be "The Story Trap", your "projections' are the result of well practiced stories. Why the analogy with "holographs", I don't know, and is unnecessary. http://quanta-gaia.org/reviews/books/holoUniverse.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:42:10 -0700 (PDT), "bigfletch8@gmail.com" <bigfletch8@gmail.com> wrote: ...

The subject heading could and should be "The Story Trap", your "projections' are the result of well practiced stories. Why the analogy with "holographs", I don't know, and is unnecessary. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:42:10 -0700 (PDT), "bigfletch8@gmail.com" <bigfletch8@gmail.com> wrote: Everybody you meet (with very few exceptions) projects expectations on ...