posted February 28, 2014 10:39 AM            

For me I enjoy nature writing the most-whether poetically or creatively.
Therefore; Mother Nature, long walks in the woods-sitting down on a fallen tree and just listening, and the mutability of the seasons here provide oodles of inspiration as well.

posted February 28, 2014 10:42 AM            

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhzF2K2b7Xo




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Love,

posted March 04, 2014 04:15 AM            

quote:

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Originally posted by Randall:
Emotions stir creativity.

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I'm with Randall.

posted March 05, 2014 02:45 AM            

That was Awesome!

Certainly, the most poignant of Revelations, True, heart-rendingly so...

posted March 05, 2014 08:25 AM            

{{{You are Not Alone}}}

posted March 05, 2014 08:37 AM            

I think all contributions made in this forum are wonderful and I feel it is perhaps the safest, friendliest, most positive sub forum, of course I am bias. Although I do not often frequent places such as gaia's garden and such, a lot of the other sub forums have threads which occasionally devolve into bickering or arguing, rather than discussing.

I also think you're a wonderful astrologer, I've seen some of the charts you have done for others floating around in various other threads.

posted March 05, 2014 02:46 PM            

Gaia's doesn't seem like that rough of a neighbourhood...

posted March 05, 2014 03:02 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
Wow, thanks Pearlty!

That was Awesome!

Can you tell me why this Forum has the name it does?

Certainly, the most poignant of Revelations, True, heart-rendingly so...

The letter wasn't a Poem?

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posted March 05, 2014 03:15 PM            

(Heartstoppingly So.)

posted March 06, 2014 06:10 AM            

I meant it more in the sense of, people are less likely to launch personal attacks or slanderous attacks in this sub forum. Others are littered with people arguing and accusing each other of this and that, and I really can't be bothered to deal with other people's rubbish, plus from the opinions I have formed of members I have no desire to get involved with a great deal of the more regular posters for a myriad of reasons.

As I mentioned, I don't often frequent forums like Gaia's however I know a few members who do who do not get on with each other, so I wouldn't put it past them to bicker occasionally.

This forum is just the most peaceful.

posted March 06, 2014 06:14 AM            

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Originally posted by Swift Freeze:
Where does everyone who writes creatively, be it Poetry, Stories, or Songs, get their inspiration from?

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posted March 06, 2014 06:26 AM            

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Originally posted by Pearlty:
Ellyn, yes in it's entirety the book does read like an ongoing poem. As for my little prosaic above, I was thinking back to the beginning of the book and the initial mentioning of Yellow Wax.

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I assume you meant the Posthumous letter?

Yeah, that was the last line I read on the first night.

I think I cried myself to sleep...

Had the oddest dream, too.

I remember Grecian Pillars, and I was with an older guy, very Profound.

It was like we were above the dogs on the Columns...

Maybe referring to the emotions in Swift Freeze's Post, I don't know.

"Gooberz" is amazing.

All those people out there wondering about someone who touched their lives in an evocative manner; (speaking of Inspiration, eh?) and Linda saw fit to share hers in such depth...

Not to mention that it was the fans who wrote to her that made it happen, with as close to a one-on-one as a celebrity could come to all those people.

The ones who helped should be Rightfully Proud of their hand in this accomplishment. It is a Magickally Synergistic Birthright.

Really love the binding!

Paper on Board is definitely the way to go. I really love Manly P. Hall, as well.

posted March 06, 2014 09:33 AM            

I recently obtained a copy, and this time around it's been so nice not feeling like the hour glass is turned over and I have to hurry with reading- as I previously had to with borrowed copies. It's also one of those books I feel upon ending not to just stuff back on my shelf, I think I'll pass it along to my daughter- and let her enjoy if she so wishes.

posted March 11, 2014 05:12 AM            

Pearlty.... Love what you said-- "SwiftFreeze, I agree it is peaceful here. Which belongs to the past, present, and future- artists, writers, poets, musicians, creative thinkers; who graciously paved it that way, and of course Randall's visions too."

My answer is close to Charmaine's--
"Emotions, observations, dreams..."