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Beneficially Reasonable


What if we could fathom it all while we are in the flesh and spirit? Why do we imagine that it's not possible, that it can't be another way, that perhaps we're all wrong about our existence's conclusion?

I believe it would be reasonable as well as beneficial if we bring ourselves to imagine that our belief, our personal take on our reason for being, is completely and utterly wrong. The likelihood of our knowing that answer is as hidden from us as the truth of the (H)eartH that's writhing beneath our feet...

(Balance is most important.)

Yes.

(Noise!)

Silence…

(Sound…)

Love.

(Love.)

Love.

(ping)

© 2012 the spirit of Love dancing through Mark Richard Prime

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  1. Doug BOctober 1, 2012 at 4:26 PM

    Awesome!

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  2. Mark PrimeOctober 1, 2012 at 6:07 PM

    Thank you, Doug B! I am humbled that you think so.

    Peace, love and goodness to you, yours and the (H)eartH...

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