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Might we think of transgendering as a form of androgynial art?

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IS SARAH PALIN SURREAL?

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/30/us/politics/30palin.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha24

TRADITIONAL and Contempo

The New York Times – Draws a line

Google – Tries to Steal A March – Successfully

 –In Both Directions –

At the Same Time

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2008 November « gimcrack hospital (PG)

Everything In This World Is Profound If Properly Understood

That is how perfect is.

Fear as an object of interest. .

To My Mind The Serpent In The Garden of Eden Allegory Represents My

ego . . .

The image of the serpent/ego is beguiling and also a bit frightening.

Until the moment of the tasting of the forbidden fruit there had been no reason for fear (and so no fear consciousness).  It is interesting to philosophize/speculate about the possibility that a twinge of ‘fear’ entered the picture when the serpent made its proposal.

According to the discussion in the Bible the Holy Spirit knows not of fear, but ‘can cast out fear’ in a mortal mind.  

How is this possible if the mortal mind has freedom of choice?  The obvious answer is that the power is available, but must be accepted and allowed to work.

So then, casting out fear requires the combined auspices of the finite mind and the infinite mind.