Circle of Life - Page 3

Yes, I do see how there's no point and how it's weird that people think that there has to be. I guess you missed the part when I said that. You did add more detail to the concept though. I also guess that you missed all the talk about how these feelings are subconscious, and how we don't need to be actually thinking about them for us to be thinking about them. I don't feel like explaining it further though. I think that if you don't get it by now...well, I don't know...I guess I could have the patience to try to explain if you really wanted for me to try, but unless so, I'm not gonna. I think that I've pretty much gotten all that I can out of this board or whatever these things are called. I'd like to thank you all for participating in the discussion. I now have a better idea as to what existence is, and all of this no longer depresses me so much. I don't feel like there needs to be a purpose to life, and plan to not think about it most of mine as I usually think right-brained. I think that I'm gonna start a new discussion about this system of beliefs that I'm developing, and really need help with because it's important to me.

one word- meditate, get to know about buddhisim, sufisim etc.

life is, huh- so many differences, so many beliefs- religion, science, fact or faith. some societies celebrate death, others mourn it. it is fact, that in life there will be death and yet it is the hardest thing for us to deal with, birth isnt certain, but death is- if there is a single topic that can broaden a persons mind (or shrink it), it would be life- we all know how life starts, male and female- without the 2, there would be no life- I have freinds whom are gay, at a profressional level, never coversing the topic of their sexual choice. although I dont believe in gay/lesnianism, I do believe in freedom of choice, its your life to with what you'd please, right or wrong- I dont feel that in life, there is a place for being gay, the belief or practice can only be passed on in mind, to extinct oneself- to be gay in my mind (as small as it is) is not contribute to life, rather take it away, to not allow your own unique genes to pass onto a new generation in your kin-

I m about to lose my last grandparent, although alive at time of writing this, she will not be leaving the hosp she is in. 89yrs, my family, a woman of strength, wisdom and kindness. a mentor to her 5 daughters and 2 sons, a role model for those about to step into her seat to become a great grandmother- Everything I am and everything I have can be owed to her and her kin leading to me and mine-

I'm sorry to hear about your relative, and I'm curious about why you think that homosexuality is wrong. Would you mind explaining?