Replying to LO29872 --
Dear Organlearners
Andrew Campbell < ACampnona@aol.com > writes:
>To create a work of art, it seems to me, you have to do
>a hell of a lot of letting go;-)
Greetings dear Andrew,
The art is to realise what to let go in order to gain more in its place.
Many times it is merely a hunch.
>I miss my art teacher very much. I am fortunate in finding
>others along the way.
Dear Andrew, why do you miss your art teacher?
>I believe that Jesus placed one thing above miracles among
>men, forgiveness. Forgiveness from the heart. Forgive then
>create - that's a pattern I am coming to see At, so you see it
>in the desert of emergences often?
There are few people in deserts. This helps one to think about people
without them interrupting ones thinking.
I think that Jesus placed people above all intellectual excercises like
proclaiming eternal truths. For example, he used truths to help them think
and not to conform them to institutional dogma. Jesus taught that
forgiveness flows forth from a human centered compassion.
>Please excuse me, there is a snow storm gathering outside
>and a young person is waiting for me elsewhere;-) I have
>to go earn my living.
Snow where you live and a heat wave where i live. Last night i slept
outside on a blanket, our two German Sheppard dogs beside me. It is the
first night of sleep without being awakened by sweat and thirst. That is
what is so wonderful of a desert -- hot in the day and cool in the night.
Fun in the day and a peacful sleep at night.
With care and best wishes
--At de Lange <amdelange@postino.up.ac.za> Snailmail: A M de Lange Gold Fields Computer Centre Faculty of Science - University of Pretoria Pretoria 0001 - Rep of South Africa
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