"Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know. - Ernest Hemingway, author and journalist, Nobel laureate (1899-1961)"

http://www.scribd.com/doc/8778/Why-Intelligent-People-Tend-To-Be-Unhappy

Blinding - Florence and the Machine [with lyrics]

"Since finding the mirror in words some of us have"...

I don't claim to be super intelligent or grammatically correct all the time. I didn't get a college degree and didn't do too well in high school either. I value the essence of a persons input and will overlook grammatical errors. I'm saying this because someone was kind enough to point out to me that I had made a few errors already that would have been spotted undoubtedly by someone with a better understanding of grammar. My intention for this board isn't one of scrutinizing the details of grammar, but of exploring wisdom in all its various forms. I thank that poster for helping me to see the error which I so ironically overlooked. I won't be able to post here anymore and am taking a break from iHub for a good long while, but when I return it'll be with a premium membership and I will attempt to make this a great board starting with a much more attractive ibox. Thanks again for visiting.

It's so beautiful and deeply inspiring to me that our earth and everything on it came from space. To realize that we came from the beginning of time and beyond and do indeed belong from (out there) is just so sweet to realize. It's my belief that we are indeed literally and figuratively trying to get back to where we came from and our so called evolution is in fact us just waking up from a very long slumber, wherein it's no longer sufficient or correct to say were simply evolving, we were always evolved, but it was latent, just like the seeding process that occurred long ago via meteorites striking our earth carrying the germs that would become us in our latent form but which had already came from outer space and ultimately the beginning of time. Moral of the story...

"We are trying to get back to where we came from". JMO.

These thought are not of my own creation either but have were written down a long time ago.

Two songs hinting at what I'm trying to say that you may not like, but thought I'd share anyway.

First song may not take your fancy because of the voice, it took me a bit to acquire an acceptance of it myself but now consider her one of the most insightful artists I've come across. The substance of her lyrics is comparable to Bob Dylan and/or Shakespeare imo. Good for anyone who likes literature.

Wrap your mind around all that you find,
And all things without retrieve to inside.
Unwind time and you'll have seen,
An Earth being formed by things without coming in,
A World in your Mind from things without coming in.
Naturally I want to return to that which I came,
Because everything I see came from outside of me, yet in me it takes it plea.
Recall all your eyes have seen, recall all your mind can be.
We live within an expression and manifestation of the minds own capacity and potential.

mercurialmike

They said it couldn't be done.
And so, he vowed he'd do it.
He tackled that job that couldn't be done
and found he couldn't do it.
Walk

Found another rationalization that allows me to live with myself for that blunder, lol.

"Artistic License"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artistic_license

A haven for those who enjoy the liberal arts. And yes, I know "poetical" isn't a word, that's what you get for creating a title when your sleep deprived. I know "comical" is a word though, lol. If I had to guess at why I didn't foresee the error, it was because of wanting the suffixes to correspond with each other probably, anything excuse is better than admitting such an ironic blunder. Yes, "ignorance is bliss". I hope people will overlook and forgive that oh so funny error. And to think I invited the grammar board.
You can't make this stuff up.

The harder they try the further they are from getting what they want.

Shake and shake the ketchup bottle
None will come, and then a lot'l.
Walk