[GJM] Noise

[Steve Nieman]

Mary and Chris,

I don't think this discussion is idiotic.  We've got some good  
angels, and then we've got some bad ones.

Trying to keep an Internet discussion group on track and PRODUCTIVE  
can be very hard.

There are always one or two bad apples, that can rot a germinating  
SOMETHING that might be truly promising.

This is where good moderators come in, and let me tell you from  
personal experience –– it's a REALLY tough job.

The Global Justice Movement is trying to accomplish a lot of things.   
And you're right; the horse/cart might be backwards in trying to  
accomplish some monetary reforms when most people hold on tight to  
various religious dogmas as if it's their only lifeline (like my  
Mom).  My Mom and I can practically never have an intelligent  
discussion on anything (like some of the dangers of getting into a  
reverse mortgage contract with her local Wall St. bank), because she  
spends most of her time patiently waiting for Jesus Christ to return  
on a cloud.

But, alas, that's what we have to work with.

Evil is real.  I don't think we can ever eradicate it.  Probably best  
we can do is balance this negative power with positive power.   
Transcendence is possible; but most people seem to only get into  
hostile and violent dualities.

If this list is going to be worthwhile to monitor and participate in,  
there has to be some standards.  I'm not interested in a fire-flaming  
free-for-all.  It's counter-productive, negative and not-loving.

Like you, I'm looking for Love where I can find it.

Regards,
Steve Nieman
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On Jul 2, 2008, at 6:25 PM, mary rose wrote:

> Waht is "quality" quite probably is like "beauty"  is in the eyes  
> of the beholder.
>
> In the holodynamid world, there are no beginnings and no endings --  
> it is all part
> of the multi-dimensional whole.
>
> However, there are "Six Stages of Development" to all of life and  
> its forms. They
> begin at a very immature level and progressively become more  
> mature. So, it depends
> upon what level of maturity that one is operating at as to which  
> games or people
> one chooses in which or with to play the game of life.
>
> I prefer people who have developed holographic minds. So, will from  
> now on use the
> delete key more prevalently rather than be drawn into such idiotic  
> exchanges as this. .    .   .         .  .
>
> mary rose

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