nature is so beautiful

So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
it really is beautiful...


-"Jordy"

<Icnh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> it really is beautiful...
>
>
> -"Jordy"
>
Yes but She can also be a Real Bitch
(re Katrina etc)

justa

<Icnh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> it really is beautiful...
>

i miss the beautiful autumn's in tennessee....we don't get much fall foliage
here.

:/

a timely reminder. mostly what I remember seeing
today is some imitation oak leaves. I must remember
to see what can be seen locally this weekend.

Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> it really is beautiful...
>
>
> -"Jordy"
Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
so. hi, jill

jill wrote:
> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> > it really is beautiful...
> >
> >
> > -"Jordy"
> Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
> way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
> is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
> perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
> much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
> ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
> so. hi, jill



>From my living room window, when sky is clear there be a full view of a
Mt. Fuji, light and the clouds a difference in time it's awesomely
divine over horizen, when it's cloudy, there be no sight, the view
sparks with light when it's clear sky.

On 13 Oct 2006 12:39:42 -0700, Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:

> So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
>the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
>it really is beautiful...

Of course it's easy to forget, what with all the falling rocks, falling
trees, crabgrass, drownings, and melanoma.

used2be wrote:
> <Icnh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1160768382.042258.178140@m7g2000cwm.googlegro ups.com...
> >
> >
> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> > it really is beautiful...
> >
>
> i miss the beautiful autumn's in tennessee....we don't get much fall foliage
> here.
>
> :/

I drove up into Mass. today, everything is at peak. I love the woods in
the Fall, no bugs. I want to see the South, never been past New
Jersey. Tennessee must be great.

jill wrote:
> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> > it really is beautiful...
> >
> >
> > -"Jordy"
> Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
> way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
> is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
> perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
> much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
> ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
> so. hi, jill

That's exactly right, jill. That low, winter sun lights things like at
no other time of the year. And then, on a clear night, the glory of the
Milky Way. Like the sea, it draws my worries out and washes them away.
I can be so focused on my senses that I "lose" myself; time doesn't
matter anymore, only the moment. Life can be crap sometimes, but this
world can be heart-breakingly beautiful.

"Brianversion" <brianguitar@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> used2be wrote:
>> <Icnh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1160768382.042258.178140@m7g2000cwm.googlegro ups.com...
>> >
>> >
>> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
>> > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
>> > it really is beautiful...
>> >
>>
>> i miss the beautiful autumn's in tennessee....we don't get much fall
>> foliage
>> here.
>>
>> :/
>
> I drove up into Mass. today, everything is at peak. I love the woods in
> the Fall, no bugs. I want to see the South, never been past New
> Jersey. Tennessee must be great.

well, new england *is* quite lovely in the fall, i must say. but tennessee
is quite beautiful too. especially eastern tennessee....just incredible.

CyberDroog wrote:
> On 13 Oct 2006 12:39:42 -0700, Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> >the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> >it really is beautiful...
>
> Of course it's easy to forget, what with all the falling rocks, falling
> trees, crabgrass, drownings, and melanoma.
Hahaha, o yeah right, I forgot for a moment what a hell hole the
world is, jill

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>
> BoredToTears wrote:
>> jill wrote:
>> > Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
>> > > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the
>> > > clouds...
>> > > it really is beautiful...
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > -"Jordy"
>> > Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
>> > way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
>> > is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
>> > perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
>> > much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
>> > ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
>> > so. hi, jill
>>
>> That's exactly right, jill. That low, winter sun lights things like at
>> no other time of the year. And then, on a clear night, the glory of the
>> Milky Way. Like the sea, it draws my worries out and washes them away.
>> I can be so focused on my senses that I "lose" myself; time doesn't
>> matter anymore, only the moment. Life can be crap sometimes, but this
>> world can be heart-breakingly beautiful.
>
> To me it feels like the oceans and the stars are speaking to
> me.Speaking to some ancient memory embedded in my dna. Making contact
> with the part of me that is also part of them. I feel like I am
> just along for the ride, crazy I know
>

nope
not even maybe
very valid i think

BoredToTears wrote:
> jill wrote:
> > Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> > > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> > > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> > > it really is beautiful...
> > >
> > >
> > > -"Jordy"
> > Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
> > way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
> > is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
> > perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
> > much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
> > ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
> > so. hi, jill
>
> That's exactly right, jill. That low, winter sun lights things like at
> no other time of the year. And then, on a clear night, the glory of the
> Milky Way. Like the sea, it draws my worries out and washes them away.
> I can be so focused on my senses that I "lose" myself; time doesn't
> matter anymore, only the moment. Life can be crap sometimes, but this
> world can be heart-breakingly beautiful.

To me it feels like the oceans and the stars are speaking to
me.Speaking to some ancient memory embedded in my dna. Making contact
with the part of me that is also part of them. I feel like I am
just along for the ride, crazy I know

jill wrote:
> BoredToTears wrote:
> > jill wrote:
> > > Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> > > > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
> > > > the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
> > > > it really is beautiful...
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > -"Jordy"
> > > Its all about the light, the early morning light is the best, the
> > > way it attaches itself to things, so they look lit from within, It
> > > is devastating sometimes, the littlest thing in nature like the
> > > perfect raindrops on a rose bush glittering in the sun, it is all so
> > > much more beautiful then anything we could ever have imagined for
> > > ourselves. The spark of the divine, I don't know sometimes I think
> > > so. hi, jill
> >
> > That's exactly right, jill. That low, winter sun lights things like at
> > no other time of the year. And then, on a clear night, the glory of the
> > Milky Way. Like the sea, it draws my worries out and washes them away.
> > I can be so focused on my senses that I "lose" myself; time doesn't
> > matter anymore, only the moment. Life can be crap sometimes, but this
> > world can be heart-breakingly beautiful.
>
> To me it feels like the oceans and the stars are speaking to
> me.Speaking to some ancient memory embedded in my dna. Making contact
> with the part of me that is also part of them. I feel like I am
> just along for the ride, crazy I know

Not crazy in the slightest, jill. We're all made of elements that were
created in the hearts of giant stars billions of years ago: we *are*
Stardust! And life began in the oceans and perhaps there's an ancient
"race-memory" that draws us back.

We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
overlords and masters of it.

On 14 Oct 2006 08:45:41 -0700, "jill" <ojj9691@aol.com> wrote:

>
>CyberDroog wrote:
>> On 13 Oct 2006 12:39:42 -0700, Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
>> >the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
>> >it really is beautiful...
>>
>> Of course it's easy to forget, what with all the falling rocks, falling
>> trees, crabgrass, drownings, and melanoma.
> Hahaha, o yeah right, I forgot for a moment what a hell hole the
>world is, jill

My bad. Maybe we should all take Eric Idle's advice and Always Look On The
Bright Side Of Life.

"CyberDroog" <CyberDroog@ClockworkOrange.com> wrote in message
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> On 14 Oct 2006 08:45:41 -0700, "jill" <ojj9691@aol.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>CyberDroog wrote:
>>> On 13 Oct 2006 12:39:42 -0700, Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the rocks,
>>> >the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the clouds...
>>> >it really is beautiful...
>>>
>>> Of course it's easy to forget, what with all the falling rocks, falling
>>> trees, crabgrass, drownings, and melanoma.
>> Hahaha, o yeah right, I forgot for a moment what a hell hole the
>>world is, jill
>
> My bad. Maybe we should all take Eric Idle's advice and Always Look On The
> Bright Side Of Life.

that sounds good
its these forays into the Far Side that have me worried

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> "CyberDroog" <CyberDroog@ClockworkOrange.com> wrote in message
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> > On 14 Oct 2006 08:45:41 -0700, "jill" <ojj9691@aol.com> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>CyberDroog wrote:
> >>> On 13 Oct 2006 12:39:42 -0700, Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> >>>
> >>> > So often it's easy to forget how beautiful nature is... the
rocks,
> >>> >the trees, the grass, the ocean, the sun shining through the
clouds...
> >>> >it really is beautiful...
> >>>
> >>> Of course it's easy to forget, what with all the falling rocks,
falling
> >>> trees, crabgrass, drownings, and melanoma.
> >> Hahaha, o yeah right, I forgot for a moment what a hell hole the
> >>world is, jill
> >
> > My bad. Maybe we should all take Eric Idle's advice and Always Look On
The
> > Bright Side Of Life.
>
> that sounds good
> its these forays into the Far Side that have me worried
>
>

i use to ,
but now ,
i don't anymore

BoredToTears wrote:

> We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
> overlords and masters of it.

"We do not come into the world. We come out of it."

-Alan Watts

Thank God for Alan Watts! His books, and tapes and CD's have
been so helpful...


-"Jordy"

So how much is he payin ya?

Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> BoredToTears wrote:
>
> > We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
> > overlords and masters of it.
>
> "We do not come into the world. We come out of it."
>
> -Alan Watts
>
> Thank God for Alan Watts! His books, and tapes and CD's have
> been so helpful...
>
>
> -"Jordy"

Whitewater wrote:
> So how much is he payin ya?
>
> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> > BoredToTears wrote:
> >
> > > We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
> > > overlords and masters of it.
> >
> > "We do not come into the world. We come out of it."
> >
> > -Alan Watts
> >
> > Thank God for Alan Watts! His books, and tapes and CD's have
> > been so helpful...
> >
> >
> > -"Jordy"

that would really be something if he could pay me, he's been dead
for over 30 years...


-"Jordy"

Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
> BoredToTears wrote:
>
> > We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
> > overlords and masters of it.
>
> "We do not come into the world. We come out of it."
>
> -Alan Watts

Very true.

> Thank God for Alan Watts! His books, and tapes and CD's have
> been so helpful...
>
>
> -"Jordy"

I'll need to look him up.

<Icnh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Whitewater wrote:
>> So how much is he payin ya?
>>
>> Icnh@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > BoredToTears wrote:
>> >
>> > > We, too often, forget that we are a part of this world, not the
>> > > overlords and masters of it.
>> >
>> > "We do not come into the world. We come out of it."
>> >
>> > -Alan Watts
>> >
>> > Thank God for Alan Watts! His books, and tapes and CD's have
>> > been so helpful...
>> >
>> >
>> > -"Jordy"
>
> that would really be something if he could pay me, he's been dead
> for over 30 years...
>
>
> -"Jordy"

LOL!

--
Rhi