Your participation

Grateful as I am for your presence, it's rather uninspiring if you don't dare participate. You're obviously interested in what's here but I think of this now more of a shared work in process than an individual research. I'm at that point in which if the question is to write a book, then I can very well go ahead and do that on my own and although that will happen, the possibility of blogging and actually sharing in each other's understandings and research is what I'm most interested in. Sharing ideas is a strange and fascinating process. Like plants that grow faster together than on their own as if in putting each other's I to the test were the Sun that pulls them beyond themselves.

You don't seem to be able to do that. I don't know if you ever belonged to the Fellowship but there's a strong possibility that you did for you have more chances of understanding the language I'm using than if you hadn't been there. I had the hope that you hadn't been there but I'm doubting it now.

You don't seem to be interested in that interchange which is terribly limiting because I am afraid about how honest you are in your silence. I wouldn't need you to ever tell me who you are, that's not what I'm interested in but I am interested in the dialogue between people who know what they have found and what they are still looking for.

As you've seen, this blog is about life and about the separation of State and Religion within that life. While I'm strongly interested in our personal experiences, I am even more interested in the social processes that accompany them. What area are you working on? Or are you trying to find out? I have of course not written here most of what I am really working on and at the same time, it's all here already for anyone who knows how to read it. Do you?

I hope to hear from you but if I don't  I wish you well nevertheless.

If I continue to find things of interest I'll post them as I go along when the time comes.

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