RE: looping brings infinity?

["Looper in delight" <quarkup@excite.com>]

But we *are* nature.  We don't *mimic* nature.

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen P. Goodman [mailto:spgoodman@earthlight.net] 
Sent: Thursday 26 September 2002 12:27 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: looping brings infinity?


"Matthias Grob" <matthias@grob.org> put forth:

> the AKASH John said, midst in that other mail:
> >but with AKASH we never tell anybody which AKASH to like or respond 
> >to as there are many layers to AKASH just as there are in a loop 
> >which is interesting.
> >
> >both on the surface and way deeper in the mix and subliminally 
> >too:there are stories within a good loop that are infinite.
> >
> >that is the beauty of loping fo me..direct placement and views into 
> >infinite joy and infinite incarnations all at your fingertips with an

> >immediacy not foud anywhere else in other mediums as ot is like any 
> >significant journey ot looks inward to see its joy, love and power.
>
> this sounds really serious to me.
> but since I reduce FB sometimes, maybe not the case with me? or does 
> every loop suggest somehow, that its going on forever, because it 
> easily could, just as well... then again, when you are in the rain, 
> can you feel infinity, because it keeps going on the same and it could

> just as well rain forever?

Tears, humidity, rain, rivers, lakes, oceans...  Perhaps we are immersed
in a process that because of our own water content, mimics nature as a
side effect.