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October 2009 
How do you describe yourself?
Posted on Mar 20th, 2009
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Sylvia
Sylvia
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for March 20, 2009:
young in face - old in heart and soul.
Whimsical, impish, discerning, intense
Verbally articulate - intuitively mute and tongue tangled
multi-faceted
scatter-brained and yet analytically programmed
creative and probing
Whimsical, impish, discerning, intense
Verbally articulate - intuitively mute and tongue tangled
multi-faceted
scatter-brained and yet analytically programmed
creative and probing
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Love you just the way you are.
Altogether quite delightful, smiles.
Hi, Peace Seeker and Zephyr - love and delight flowing to and about each of you, too :-). Thank you.
bright blessings -
Sylvia
“
Verbally articulate - intuitively mute and tongue tangled”
are you sure? I’d say intuitively articulate too!
Great to see other facets of you, Sylvia
Hi, Meenakshi - when I attempt to verbalize intuition - I often feel like I’m leaping a great divide between intuitive flow and the more contained packages of words.
blessings :-)
Sylvia
Great information Sylvia, could that intuition, that speaks not, be discernment?
Sometimes the loudest statements are mute, for good reason.
Namasté
`lars
Hi, Lars - *thanks* for this link - I love the Tao and continue to find meditating on various chapters spiritually renewing. I also collect references great sites like that one in my quest for better interfaith sacred text resources.
Interesting question about the relationship between intuition and discernment. Certainly I open my 3rd eye when I'm sorting through various layers and dimensions in a situation. I tend to find that process more helpful with articulating intuition rather than less though.
I would agree that sometimes the loudest (and would add most profound) statements are mute. I think of silent prayer vigils in efforts to foster more compassion and respect in church communities for lgbtq people.
peace and blessings -
Sylvia