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Comment on Memoir Writing Class 4 Tuesdays in April by Deborah

Deborah — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 02:23:47 +0000

Dear Kevin,
Believe it or not I just saw your remark on my blog. I don’t usually look because I haven’t gotten a lot of comments.
Thank you for the info about your book. I will take a look at it. Am always checking out other books!
take care,
Deborah

Comment on Judith Orloff-Emotional Freedom by Visit the Intuitive Gateway for Details about Emotional Freedom by Dr Judith Orloff « Promo 101 Promotional Services

Tue, 01 Mar 2011 20:07:11 +0000

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Comment on The Utopian Dream: The Sixties’ Hippies & The New Age by Deborah

Deborah — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 02:28:24 +0000

You put it beautifully!

Comment on The Utopian Dream: The Sixties’ Hippies & The New Age by Dom Zuccone

Dom Zuccone — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 02:08:30 +0000

“Excess” aphoristically said Blake “leads to the Palace of Wisdom.” Surely those of us who can recall that long sunny afternoon must have brought some wisdom beyond, “I learned not to do that again.” That wisdom now being the poetic province of the aged and a few nostalgic youth will come forward as the gentle voice of humanism and conscience. Much I think as it came to us. We weren’t alone then; we aren’t alone now. It’s been a lovely ride on the tiger so far and I don’t think it’s over yet.

Comment on Inception; A Course in the Miraculous by Deborah

Deborah — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 15:33:59 +0000

Thank you all for your feedback! It’s nice to know the blog gets seen. I don’t think Nolan’s intention was for lucid dreamers either; he is more interested in fragmented narratives and weird mind tricks . . . but that said, I couldn’t help but put the Course’s spin on it. It is true that all the mystics have questioned our so-called reality as well.

Comment on Inception; A Course in the Miraculous by Kathy

Kathy — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:15:10 +0000

Wow! I love your insightful ideas about the movie “Inception”. It does bend the mind and the lines between what is “real” and what isn’t. As I’ve been working with my dreams, I’ve found that line to be blurred…. and I love it. Dreams are one of the worlds untapped resources and so I was so excited to see a movie whose main theme was dreaming. I loved the movie but have to admit I will need to see it a few times to get it all. There was a little too much of the “action” (ie shooting, violence) for me but all in all I was thrilled by it.

Comment on Inception; A Course in the Miraculous by Dom Zuccone

Dom Zuccone — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 16:29:00 +0000

Deborah,
What a great blog! I enjoined your interpretation of “Inception” (which I think is probably the smartest movie made in the US in a longtime). It’s easy to start with a single premise of a dream within a dream within… Much more difficult to keep the dramatic tension believable for an audience for two hours…and with Leonardo DiCaprio at that.
By ad campaign zietgiest I watched “Memento”, another Christopher Nolan film, the other night. He develops nonlinear plots quite inventively, although he substitutes novelistic tricks in place of narrative.
Somehow I had a sense that the demographic mix he was appealing to wasn’t lucid dreamers…unless ticket purchasing a ticket at the metroplex qualifies as lucid dreaming. It was like nondenomination spiritualism with lots of random violence…a date movie “Medium meets Bourne” in an expensively well constructed film. It’s what they do best, create a world where anything can happen…which may be your point about consciousness, except that consciousness is of course conscious. when “Inception” comes to my cable I’ll probably be entertaining a bout of insomnia and one of the cats and I will drowse through on our respective paths to dreaming dreaming and I’ll report back then,
You’re a wonder,Dom

Comment on Inception; A Course in the Miraculous by Richard Ryal

Richard Ryal — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 03:18:54 +0000

I gain enormous inspiration, and maybe some helpful insight, from my dreams because no matter what I make of them, they demonstrate the creativity that flows through me. Whether the world is “real” may depend on which scenic overlook we’re using, but the flow of dreams, their process of self-renewal, leads me where the news of the day can’t take me. I say yes, cut me another slice when I shut my eyes for the evening.