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Liziantus-Marantus
Ivelina Boneva
Thought Provoker
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Joined 7th Nov 2018
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I am currently reading Misery by Stephen  King,an old copy from my parents'' library.

crimsin
Unveiling
Tyrant of Words
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Joined 25th Jan 2011
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LilDragonFly said:Studying The Rose That Grew From Concrete… 2pac Shakur… for February poetry club… I am also listening to his greatest hits album…

I love Tupac I think he was kind of a prophet

ajay
Dangerous Mind
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Joined 21st Mar 2023
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Sambas, Freds and Trans-Alpino rubouts.

Happy days

Ahavati
Tams
Tyrant of Words
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“Imbolc ceremony may be an invocation of the sheer magic of the energy to be. If one has ever been deprived of it - in depression, illness, uncertainty, the mists of apathy – one knows the beauty and preciousness of this Urge to Be: and it may be consciously nurtured, tended, and rejoiced in – Life/Creativity WILL proceed!  It is a blessed thing – it is an Annunciation; in this Cosmology we all bear the Promised One. We are the Promised One. Each has a particular Creativity to deliver that no-one else can, and this ceremonial moment is an opportunity to say “Yes” and commit one’s self to the flourishing of your small part, which is a totally unique beauty in the history of the Universe. Mary’s “Fiat” in the Christian tradition can be seen this way – but unfortunately it is used to support a dominating, colonizing power structure. In the PaGaian Imbolc ceremony, Mary’s yes is reclaimed in the context of saying “Yes” to each one’s particular Creativity, each one’s responsibility as a Promise of Life.”

-Glenys Livingstone Ph.D., A Poiesis of the Creative Cosmos: Celebrating Her within PaGaian Sacred Ceremony – Girl God Books

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