Re: slow days and last days

["Helen" <elbo@xxxxxxxxx>]

There Is Meaning. There`s one simple thing that lets you know there is! For
we don`t merely exist, we travel and on the road we learn, we forgive, we
trust, we regect, we expect, we seek... and other verbs. Whatever we learn
we learn itto pass a test and get on a higher level. That`s something and it
has a purpose.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin O'Neal" <kevinandt@surfglobal.net>
To: <TheWho@igtc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 12:38 AM
Subject: slow days and last days


> >From: SicilianMother
> >Subject: slow days and last days
> >
> >I hate Mondays.............
>
> You aint alone there sister.  Particularly when it starts with your face
> where only your butt belongs.  ;-)
>
> >I personally am not bored with the debate going on.  Since there isn't
much
> >Who news to discuss, why not?
>
> Yeah, I was kind of enjoying it.  A nice detailed, thought provoking
> discussion.  Nice points presented by all sides.
> Jon, was that you who wrote "the bible is the breath of God"?  Oh man,
that
> was a good one.  Scope anyone?  :-)  I mean really, Adam gave up a rib?
>
> Nothing stopping anyone from posting Who news, info., questions, etc.
> And really, if ever there were a band to discuss religion around, it would
> have to be The Who.
> I'm actually quite surprised we've haven't dug into this subject long
> before.
>
> >At least were not wasting our minds on trash
> >like tits, shit and skank right?  Oh, sorry Kevin....I didn't see you
> >standing there.
>
> Hmmm, <chuckling>, not sure what that means.  Are you trying to get me
sick?
> If so, leave tits out of it.  :-)
>
> >I hope you feel better dude.  Stomach flu is the worst.  I
> >am feeling for you.
>
> The corner has been turned!  Thanks.
>
> >Do you think anyone who has any doubts about God and
> >heaven is going to convince me that they don't exist right now?  If God
> >doesn't exist......what is the point?  What is the point of this life?
>
> I guess that's what it's all about.  Is there a point?
> I've always had a high level of respect for people who find happiness in
> life without the need for a point, a goal.
> I'm pretty close to that, but I have this deep hope.  Maybe it's due to
pain
> I've felt in my life.  I don't know.  It's just such a hard thing to grasp
> that it's all meaningless.  How can something so grand, and beautiful, and
> full of emotion and wonder be meaningless?  It boggles the mind.
> I think that's what The Who brings me.  It feeds my hope.  Not with
answers,
> although Pete does gently show a path, but with continuing the search...by
> what ever means necessary.
>
> Kevin in VT