Changing Trains
"Please pardon my levity, I don't see how to take death seriously. It seems absurd," writes Robert Anton Wilson.
I agree. From a certain perspective, death is no more than getting out of your car. It's moving from one house to another, or changing trains. Sometimes you need to move; you outgrow your one-bedroom apartment and need more space to stretch out. This death and dying bit is nothing more than that, just a sidestep into a larger reality.
I agree. From a certain perspective, death is no more than getting out of your car. It's moving from one house to another, or changing trains. Sometimes you need to move; you outgrow your one-bedroom apartment and need more space to stretch out. This death and dying bit is nothing more than that, just a sidestep into a larger reality.
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by K.C. Collins, Field Correspondent @ 1/11/2007 03:41:00 PM
