Azure Jane Lunatic (Azz) 🌺 (
azurelunatic) wrote2003-04-01 10:43 am
EEEEEEEP. !!!!!
My.
Gods.
1.) He doesn't call me.
2.) He especially doesn't call me at school.
3.) ...
4.) For him to call me and say that...
5.) Oh. My.
Gods.
1.) He doesn't call me.
2.) He especially doesn't call me at school.
3.) ...
4.) For him to call me and say that...
5.) Oh. My.

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Dreamt of Darkside last night (though it wasn't the "him" that's in your usericon). This had the feel of mostly just dream with brief glimpses of dreamlink.
[dream] I met you in a small dumpy kind of room... reminded me of a college dorm room... you turned and intro'd me to him. He and I started yakking about Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Klingons, and other random bits. You didn't contribute much (don't know why)... mostly you sat there and looked bemused at our chatterings. At one point, he brought up religion and we started discussing fine points of the Christian religion... we looked to you for comment and [dreamlink] you got up and mumbled that you felt like a third (fifth?) wheel. And as you turned to leave, he grabbed your hand and pulled you back down on the couch next to him.[/dreamlink]
So as we sat there talking, he reached over and grabbed my hand (was still holding yours) [dreamlink] and said, "Isn't this nice?" You snickered and said, "The Three Stooges." [/dreamlink]
Somehow I don't think that I was ME during the dreamlinks... (I don't know who I was) but I know I was me the rest of the time because of what I was thinking during the dream bits. And Darkside was not the literal IRL Darkside.... he didn't act like the man you describe and he didn't look like the man you describe but he WAS Darkside (if that makes any sense).
I don't presume to intrude on your friendship with Darkside... I'm just reporting the dream as I remember it... with the dreamlinks thrown in where they seem to be right.
Let me know what you think... this was a tough call.
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Do tell :D
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Were you, during the dreamlink points, by chance, a schoolmate of ours? Somewhat older than us, perhaps married, and a Christian Practitioner of Magic?
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Such a creature exists???
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Study of the Qabala (or however the writer chooses to spell it today) is perhaps one of the most well-grounded and well-organized systems of magic that I would introduce a beginner, regardless of faith, into. It's the Hebrew mystical system, and Jesus was likely a Practitioner of it. I regard the Divine Forgiveness via His sacrifice as his Lifeworking.
Basic overview: All Divine Power comes from God the Unknowable (God == infinite, human == finite; infinite cannot truly be comprehended by the finite, and you'll fry your brain if you try). The aim of the mystical side of the system is to recognize, cherish, and purify the divine energy within oneself, often spoken of as "to attain knowledge and conversation with one's Holy Guardian Angel" or "Higher Self", to "Know one's own True Will".
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My own philosophy is some funky/weird blend of Jewish/Wiccan, with the social overtones that follow when you're raised by a Liberal Quaker dad. I label myself "Eclectic Wiccan" because that's easiest for randoms to understand. Gods know what I would be more accurately labeled as; four of the Manifestations in my personal pantheon are Raven, Eris, Lady Light, and Lady Dark.
I believe that Jesus the Christ, whether His existence was actual or not, whether the stories are true or not, is a Manifestation too powerful to be ignored by me, and that His Intent was that others should emulate Him; merely taking the forgiveness and not doing my part to take upon myself my share of the cleanup would be a violation of my Guardian oath.
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*nonplussed*
Huh.
*blinks*
*processes*
Well.
THAT certainly caught me unawares. In my world, "Christian" and "magic" (in the way you mean Magic) are not readily amalgamated in the same sentence. At least, not with a positive spin. Witness the "Christian" outcry against Harry Potter et al.
I did not think it was possible to be BOTH... and one in all and same. *mutters*
I guess my world just got a bit bigger today.
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You are REALLY messing with my brain... pattern of thinking is completely derailed.
Blame it on my ignorance, but I did not think a pagan (eclectic or not) would tell me that magic comes from God(s) used in accordance with the Will of same.
Yah, blame it on my ignorance... *shakes head*
(BTW, sorry for the duplicate comments, LJ is messin' wit' me also)
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I recognize my inability to know the True Nature of God(s).
I recognize the presence of a Divine Power greater than I am.
I recognize the right of the Divine Power to appear in forms that I can get a half-assed chance at understanding.
I recognize that since I do not occupy the same spacetime position as any other being, I will have a different frame of reference from them.
I recognize that since everybody else is different from me, the manifestation of the Divine to them is going to look somewhat different from mine.
I recognize the underlying similarities in my view of the Divine to that of other people.
I recognize the essential need of the world and universe to be in a state of balance.
I recognize that the Divine has a better idea of what "balance" is than humans do.
I recognize the human Will to be Stupid as my essential Enemy. ("Entropy needs no forms but our own to do its will." --Spock's World, Diane Duane)
I believe that humans can and should exist in equal harmony with themselves, nature, technology, and the Divine.
I accept my responsibility to be an agent of Balance, whether through order or disorder.
Chiming in...
Of course, if I'm a Christian, then I'm a Universalist Anti-Pauline Heretic.
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I'm completely flummoxed.
When discussing theology with a person who identifies herself as "pagan," one (such as I) expects to disagree with said pagan's argument. One does NOT expect to AGREE with what should clearly be pagan beliefs... "Pagan" (i.e. non-Christian... i.e. believing such things is sacriligious).
The fact that the line is blurred... nay, not blurred but INVISIBLE...... non-existent.
I'm...... *shakes head*
*confused*
*wrinkles brow*
I'm having a difficult time assimilating this into my current schemata. This may take some time.
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...Take a wiiiiiild guess.
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It's why I made no other comment other than Yay for loved because it's always YAY for loved regardless of pranks or no!
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He's a silly and he's my best friend and he's a sweetheart. And it would be very out-of-character for him to call me and make declarations of adoration.
Instead, I call him, and he talks around what would be declarations of adoration in someone else.
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I decided to at least half-attempt at Fooling you by summoning the appropriate emotions for if he actually had called before writing the post.
My cellphone is, in fact, inactive at the moment, so there's no way he could have called.
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Re: Chiming in...
*laugh*
Aren't we all? ;)
Hey, I go to church and don't cover my head, that's enough for Paul. *grin*
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Exactly.
At least, when I was having doubts a couple of weeks ago, I ended up coming to the conclusion that if what I had experienced recently was false, so was everything I had ever experienced from God.
And since my underlying assumption about the nature of the world is "what my God tells me is true, is true," I could not process that and remain sane.
Thus, it's all true. My experiences are and were valid, and were from the will of God.
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Drat, and I was trying so hard...
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