Every day alive and conscious and able to act for themselves is like wine, you are not drunk, but more and more sober and truly alive. Life is also a right, it's a personal decision. A choice to be happy, sad or not. Yes, anyway, life is a choice. Anything that can exist, even an amoeba, but happy to know that life is always a choice. As a new wine that you always sober. Sure, I could say, grape juice, but no, I think, a very deep metaphor, an old metaphor. Traditionally, wine represented many things. I will do that in some, but first I would like in this article, what do you think when you think of the wine? I think the celebration, romance, and all the good things of life, especially when I think of the nature of the "wine" I think of.
Or the connotation of the new wine in The Meters' song "Fire On The Bayou," "cool, cool wine, go to your neck ... "Like the music that you feel good, something so basic questions such as, dass Or something as complex as the wine in bottles Aramathea talked about Jesus in the Bible in his metaphors about new wine. But more to the point, the thinking is the ultimate sobering "new wine" go to your neck. Conscious thinking focuses automatically makes you be honest with themselves, even if you do not want to be. thinking hard effort, but the results are more than positively intoxicating the age of alcohol in any form, or sense of direction. Charles Goodyear has something to that effect to hard thinking. Anyway, back to the point. The thinking is like a good wine every time you make it right there will only get better, better and better in every respect, but it makes you honest, sober, and not in all respects to be avoided. The wine is about religious connotation could have, but I would say it has more honest spiritual connotations in the sense of consciousness.
consciousness, I know, spiritually, if it is right, from top to bottom, everywhere. So, this brings me to a point, and this is a Poignant Point: The development is the last real sobering "noise" if you are really competent at what you do in any way. Well, I once heard a song by Leonard Cohen, that "love is the driving force for survival", that is the reality of the situation in the examination of the nature the sobering "noise" I am talking about. This is real, if you (or I) really love what is being done deliberately in life. There is a real awareness is that love on the one hand, really. When push push, the love of life is the making of a livelihood. Love is an emotion, without guilt, fear and misery. It arises from the nature of reality really good if it really happened. But technical expertise is one thing, without love what you do, even the best technical expertise means nothing and is absolutely nothing. What is all that is that strong "noise", what is easy to love and respect.
So, I quote a true lie of the Beatles song "Strawberry Fields Forever": "Life is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding, that everything you see ...'; I think that should go: Life seems easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding, that everything you see. But I know what John Lennon and Paul McCartney had tried to enter that part of the song: If you rush through life without the vision and insight into the love that you misunderstand it automatically and fully. Think about it honestly, that's an average of existence, especially poor existence. Excellent to perfect existence is a great combination of love, understanding and honesty with the reality on which they all, and the whole thing works. Can you dig it? I know that I can. Life can be tough with the eyes open, but at least I can see and understand what I love. These are my feelings about the situation. The reality of my thoughts are about the same. Because, when all the right things together, everything is somewhere, but not only that everything is good anywhere and large.
My name is Joshua Clayton, I am a freelance writer based in Inglewood, California. I also write under a few pen-names and aliases, but Joshua Clayton is my real name, and I write by that for the most part now. I am a philosophical writer and objective thinker and honest action taker. I also work at a senior center in Gardena, California as my day job, among other things, but primarily I am a writer. As a kid I did construction work with my Dad which taught me many things like plumbing, hard labor and electrical systems, and I took notes for my Dad's home poker games at my Uncle Johnnie Gilmore's house, so I have a lot of life experience, sure. But I went to Cal State Dominguez Hills College, UCLA, and El Camino Junior College and learned a lot, but never got around to getting a degree, just lots of money spent, good grades and some credits. So, here I am currently freelance writing and working at a senior center for a living. But enough details of my life, what I do is not what I am. So here is what I enjoy, I enjoy reading, listening to music (everything from Beetoven, Strauss and Bach to The Meters, ELO and The Band and Dylan/Garcia and The Grateful Dead also, when they were the Grateful Dead. Well, as you can tell by SOME of the music I listen to, I am a very eclectic person. I am also a deep science fiction fan and as said before, a lover of books. If I were to go into everything it would take thousands of words and I only have about three hundred words here, of which I have used 290 of already. Well, I end here. Thanks. Joshua Clayton.
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