Consumation...

[wolven7]

"In the old days, people feared that a great destroyer would come from the sky, devouring everything, and throwing the world into eternal darkness. Now people believe that a god of love will save them, and absorb them all in eternal light. I'm not so sure that the two are different things." - Karishi

Skinny Puppy - [Morpheus Laughing]--- Except that the whole thing depends on intent. Anyway, Karishi, my apologies, if i misquoted, in any way. Send me the quote, again, and i will correct. As it stands, i have this urge to consume everything. The walls, lotion, smoke, trees... Everything. It's faded, somewhat, but it's never really gone... (Skinny Puppy - [Grave Wisdom]). That urge to make everything around you part of yourself....

Well, i get it, everyonce in a while... Anyway, i need to go figure out how to gt to where i can pay my pager bill. Later.

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[(Anonymous)]

from mindset: there is no need to consume everything and make it part of yourself if you regard everything around you as part of yourself to begin with. ^_^

--JMDC

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[wolven.livejournal.com]

yeah, but there's nothing like destroying it all and taking in the pieces to make that feeling complete.

[(Anonymous)]

Or you can remember that All things are One thing and expand your sense of self to include "outside" things....if you destroy them first, they will no longer be in the same form they were before you destroyed them...if you expand your sense of self you can encompass them as they are.
-sister anonymous

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[wolven.livejournal.com]

But, as always, i ask you to remember the ideals i hold as part of myself: Destruction and Change are what i am, and what i do. In any form. Things remaining the Same kind of bothers me. I'll transmute them, simply by my observation of them. Thank you Heisenburg.

What interesting windows we find, unto this world, and its multiform wonders.

[(Anonymous)]

This post reminds me, for some reason, of this show on the Disney Channel ( fuck you, it's spring break and nothing else is on) called "The Wiggles." It's a show featuring grown men in Star Trek -esque costumes with lots of fucked up songs and drug references. I felt like my head was being absorbed slowly, hair by hair into the television. Ah, did I mention these "Wiggles" were from New Zealand? That would explain a lot and make it not quite so gay. Anyway. Must be off to make more random comments and completely confuse people.
Elizabeth