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oneaspectofgod

Repose...

Jun 10, 2005 05:11

Cast into Todash Space... This city is a snugger fit than I remember it being when I left. Perhaps it's been replaced by a slightly more constraining garb, maybe I've truly outgrown it this time. Or perhaps it's every subconscious element in me telling me that the chapter of my life which deals with my existence here is fast drawing to a close ( Read more... )

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sumanonymousgrl June 10 2005, 13:37:31 UTC

dont settle

sumanonymousgrl June 10 2005, 22:38:40 UTC

yeah, just dont make the same mistakes you made in October. its funny... by the time i move there, you will be moving away. nearer here possibly? thats some ironic shit. *sigh* life goes on.

pheti June 10 2005, 13:51:35 UTC

who wants to live in a desert anyhow? :x

Who Indeed... oneaspectofgod June 10 2005, 23:04:18 UTC

Jawas, Banthas, Dewbacks, and Tusken Raiders I would say.

Re: Who Indeed... sickboylurgee June 10 2005, 23:51:02 UTC

Give me my own personal pimped out Sandcrawler and I'll rock it all around the desert.

I'll Area 51 it.

Re: Who Indeed... oneaspectofgod June 11 2005, 00:37:06 UTC

You might be onto something there... mobile base of operations... but I'm low on credits and Jawas drive a hard bargain, if only we had a friend that worked at Czerka Corp we might be able to get the employee discount.

Wait. hipalbatross June 22 2005, 20:37:00 UTC

Not saying you're wrong, just curious - What definition of "Ka" are you speaking of? The only one I'm familiar with is of the Egyptian "Ka"-body and "Ba"-soul.

By the way, I prefer desert to humidity any day.

As for your actual concerns: One must resolve his internal struggles first, otherwise he will carry them with him forever. Moving might seem fresh temporarily, but your internal conflicts will find you. Deal with them first, then deal with your desire for a change of environment.

Native Girl Must Stop! oneaspectofgod June 24 2005, 00:35:19 UTC

Ka, in All-World was a term which could be loosely defined as destiny, or perhaps, the unalterable will of the universe. Specifically in the high speech, it signifies life-force, consciousness, duty and destiny. In the low speech, a place to which an individual must go.

Re: Native Girl Must Stop! hipalbatross June 24 2005, 14:01:23 UTC

Neat. Thanks for informing with me.