*image by Ben Harubin

Previously worn shoes
can certainly still be walked in
but nothing excites the mind -- quite like
the feel of virgin soles.

One Conclusion Of A Dream That Occurred -- Just Before Awakening:
Then all the food got up and danced, filling up the page.

Hunger is hunger,
and nourishment is nourishment,
and what is left is what is left.

As regards a certain item reported on earlier in this newscast,
perhaps a bit of expansion into the area of logic would be valuable:
While it was noted that the cause of all suffering is criticism, it is also
true that the cause of all criticism is talk -- thus the radical cause of
all suffering is talk.

One of the problems in the world of the mind is that anything can seem to
make sense, and the other problem is that nothing seems to.
And upon hearing this, one man exclaimed,
"Holy hand buckets, that sounds
like the story of my life!"

After hearing him mention a wide range of subjects as he spoke on man's
perceived "knowledge of life," a man said to a mystic, "Do I take it from
your remarks that you're saying there is no God?"
To which the speaker replied, "Ah, my friend, you limit yourself; what I am
saying is that there is no ANYthing."

To the mind, the crucible of reality is -- repetition.
(When the herd says they're headed north, it's hard for an individual cow to
see otherwise.)

 

Although the following is clearly deducible from two previous stories,
just in case you haven't yet done so -- here, I'll do it for you.

Now hold still:
The more you talk, the more you'll criticize.

One guy's motto:
"Hey, if my shoe fits, wear it -- shine it,
steal it -- complain about its size."

The Mind:
Where anything's possible,
and the possible's intangible.