If “love” is a fundamental ground of human desire and existence, then is it any wonder that we have adopted the belief that “God is love” or “Compassion is enlightenment”?
If Thomas Merton is correct that “love” has no opposite -- that there is only love and the perversion of love -- then our attitude toward love and compassion mirrors or determines our attitudes about God or the perversion of God.
If you are looking at me and I am looking at you, then is there only one looking?
A friend writes that his ticket has been punched by a conductor and the timetable for his departure is posted on the big board. I suggest that he “fool ‘em and ride on top of the coach.”
What vehicle is the coach? What rails are being travelled? What whistle at crossings is being sounded?
Who knows?
Tonight begins March Madness.
Here’s looking at you, kid!
(For, indeed: “Here” is looking at (or rather “as” you.)
Without you, I’m nothing.
Just one look...is all it takes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM_nfDPgcuI&feature=kp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN_k600kvao
