Working through Recovery aka the 12 Steps with as an Epicurean has been a 5 year challenge.
I am so happy with the Epicurean and not Neo-Epicurean poster. It is the very essence of how I have survived.
Thank you
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I had my fill of fun yesterday. Wonderful meal and a beautiful toast to the Teacher. Hope you all enjoyed yesterday.
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Yes, the death of our Boston terrier prompted our discussion.
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Just a quick note...EP is very kid friendly. We discussed death and dying last night at dinner. My 7 year old out of the blue says "people are worried more about being dead and what things are like after they die that they dont enjoy living!" "Just enjoy things dont be worried about dying because you won't feel nothing. Right Daddy?" Exactly son.
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Excellent posts here!
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Elayne,
I would be up for interview. I am raising my sons as Epicureans. Quite nice.
Anyway, I look forward to your writings.
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Elli I bow to your wisdom. I am useless anyway. I know very little. Happy 20th anyway.
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Platonizing is the very root of all wars. Some buffoon takes over a nation with a vision of an ideal world. Plato and his minions have created a world of division. Platonism is a mental disease.
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Happy 20th Friends!
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Move all the art. Rebuild the Forum. No more Vatican.
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I totally agree. The treasures of Hellas are forgotten! Only if we could have Alexandria and her library!
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Sad to see so many afraid of losing a temple.
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I am not sure, but I believe he quoted that and other sundry verses. I just cut to the chase.
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It is pretty much a given that all people at some point question their mortality and worry about death.
In the local supermarket this afternoon I was "witnessed" too by a missionary. I guess his assignment after service was to hit up the market for converts. After his usual pitch, I asked him if he was scared to die. Of course he said no. He was in the great number of saints. Then I asked him what if he died and there was no immortal existence, and all of the missionary work pointed to a great nothing? He looked upset and said, then I would have wasted my life.
I calmly said, I rest my case. Smiled and before I walked off, I told him death is nothing to us. We have no recall of life before birth. Death is the same way. No sensation. Don't fear it. Live today.
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Oh yes. Sounds like Eastern NC. Can't go a day without the rapture coming up.
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