Wednesday, July 02, 2008
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Evolution of the word
Once upon a time, when people knew nothing about the Internet, the children were borne exactly the same way as it happens today. Yet the changes are just incredible. The newborn had to wait the ages for to become the sage then. Though the clockwise direction doesn't change, but the hour hand moves quicker now than at time of our fathers. The magical click was invented. Internet took the newborn in the blink of an eye into the master‘s ring. The push on a link enables to jump over the ages now and therefore I call the blogging the ultrasonic travel.
Is it change for the better?
The stylistic devices have changed, but the eternal veritys remain the same in spite of the fact that we are learning the new languages. The Color Wheel didn't change or lost his meaning. What does that mean? God still loves us and thus I too am loved, and that enables me to respond with love to you all. Visually my situation is hopeless case (disability = out of work= etcetera...) but my eyes are shining (I‘m blogging). So God provides everything I need and makes the loneliness the ill-fantasy. To put it in a nutshell, the disability is the impotence to break through top of things to the essence. That's to put up resistance to usage of the sacred words of healing, to hunch down and cower from fear of world's success philosophy that trusts just in self and sees other not as a brother or sister in spirit but the rival. In the usual way, ONE muses about what WE are doing while looking through the window, his I just disappear JavaSript run. What is the place of our vocabulary in our wellbeing? What does the human eloquence portray ?
I might be wrong, but I hope for your comments will add a bit more of the clarity here. Personally I’m not hopeless for the future. I fear just the interpretations of the phrases that are trying to bridge us. While words propagate the peace, the translations push us into the wars for… what for we are we fighting between?
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Comments (6)
@geez_luise@revelife - Thank you. It was so good to hear from you. Your hearty words helped me make away with the thought of writing just to myself. Thank you for the Mini. I greatly appreciate that and hope our correspondence will have the future that will improve my complex style of writing. Some current complexity wasn't my goal but the result of the writing in foreign language (with the Lithuanian-English dictionary in hand). The perfection rests in simplicity. Yet that's the dream at a moment, because the simplicity comes to us through the mastery of a word. We learn to talk by talking and thus I hope for the help to master the language I didnt hear in alive conversations.
You are welcomed to my art art gallery on http://www.artmajeur.com/colourrain/
and I will greatly appreciate your feedback on art therapy blog Modus Vivendi on http://trustlight.blogspot.com/
Thank you once again
Without the internet... life would be just like the 80's!
The music was pretty awful back then, though.
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~ds
Dear AvenueToTheReal You note rightly - lots of wondrous things were invented and it would look just silly to wish to return back. However, I was't talking about that (I didnt compare the quolity of the THINGS prior invention the internet and now) but was talking about the MORAL VALUES. I didn't ignore the scientific mind, bur I was talking about the concrete living in faith and the eternal values ... - sorry, but I didnt hear much of the eternities in the modern music. Meanwhile they didnt lose their place in our welbeing and the modernities warns viewing them from that viewpoint.
great images :)