Comments on: mary’zine random redux: #35 September 2008 http://editorite.com/2009/08/09/mary%e2%80%99zine-35-september-2008/ It all started when I deluded myself into thinking my opinions mattered--Dilbert Fri, 09 Jul 2010 16:24:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Girija Now http://editorite.com/2009/08/09/mary%e2%80%99zine-35-september-2008/#comment-113 Girija Now Mon, 10 Aug 2009 07:28:58 +0000 http://editorite.com/?p=327#comment-113 Your writing is seething with too much living, in the Indian sense ("too much" meaning "a lot of"). It's almost like after reading it, why waste energy on doing my own life. Yours is surely enough for one dessicating small planet. And insights and fun ... so what's the need for more than Mary can provide? No, really. Even cats... In answer to "Is a person less self-centered if she uses “one” instead of “I”? One is just asking," the speaker could turn to Krishnamurti. Or the speaker could not turn. If turned and if Krishnamurti deigned to speak to the speaker, which he, as The Speaker, only would if the speaker were wearing a really good watch and The Speaker were of this world, he might say something that needed editing, anyway. to understand. The bicycle thing was nice. Indians would add that we are not just the duh passenger but the whole Curtain of Cluelessness wrapped around the passenger that gets caught in the spokes and ultimately puts us in Intensive Cosmic Care. Which reminds me that I also benefited from the pressure of the gas mask only, the gas doing nothing for me. How many lpeople are there out there with the same experience? We should form a Group on the Net and ... Your writing is seething with too much living, in the Indian sense (“too much” meaning “a lot of”). It’s almost like after reading it, why waste energy on doing my own life. Yours is surely enough for one dessicating small planet. And insights and fun … so what’s the need for more than Mary can provide? No, really. Even cats…

In answer to “Is a person less self-centered if she uses “one” instead of “I”? One is just asking,” the speaker could turn to Krishnamurti. Or the speaker could not turn. If turned and if Krishnamurti deigned to speak to the speaker, which he, as The Speaker, only would if the speaker were wearing a really good watch and The Speaker were of this world, he might say something that needed editing, anyway. to understand. The bicycle thing was nice. Indians would add that we are not just the duh passenger but the whole Curtain of Cluelessness wrapped around the passenger that gets caught in the spokes and ultimately puts us in Intensive Cosmic Care. Which reminds me that I also benefited from the pressure of the gas mask only, the gas doing nothing for me. How many lpeople are there out there with the same experience? We should form a Group on the Net and …

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