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Is man one of God's blunders? or is God one of man's blunders? (Nietzsche)
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Lucky me, I have no promise to keep
I am free . . . not a single mile to go before I sleep . . . not a single mile to go before I sleep
(with apology to Robert Frost)
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. . . and the basic absurdity of the human situation must be recognized and accepted . . . life is just a series of absurd waiting periods . . . man always dies before he is fully born
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Is man one of God's blunders? or is God one of man's blunders? (Nietzsche)
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Though we do not travel the same path
May those warm and bright lights
Guide us all along our journey home
To the same old house of our greater soul
(December 2007)
May those warm and bright lights
Guide us all along our journey home
To the same old house of our greater soul
(December 2007)
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The woods are lovely . . .
. . . the woods are lovely, dark and deep
Lucky me, I have no promise to keep
I am free . . . not a single mile to go before I sleep . . . not a single mile to go before I sleep
(with apology to Robert Frost)
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Gamla Stan Stockholm
Yes, we are all alone when those market worshipers sneak in through our backdoor, grining, laughing, like a gang of ghosts . . . . and in no time unveiled faces of poverty appear all around the house . . . and with a single Midas touch, they turned us into commodities to be sold in a market we never made. (March 14, 2008)
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. . . and he to whom worshipping is a window, to open but also to shut, has not yet visited the house of his soul whose windows are from dawn to dawn (Kahlil Gibran)
1 comment:
I am not sure I'd like to visit this house of dreams as you call it. I absolutely agree with you as far as the essence of teaching is concerned but I see my students following their parents' consumer's dream and be perfectly happy with their new cell phone and Xbox. The only thing I can do is not to give up and keep on trying to make them think as much as they can, even on a basic level. If I can influence just a little bit one of them and distract their attention away from football or fashion:), for me this is success.
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