feeding and receiving

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  • Hey, I’m an advocate for the being fed. (And not just because I spent an hour sitting in front of an audience and having them feed me.)
    This post and the afraid of intimacy post are the same I think. So hard to return to the breast when we’ve been given an electroshock everytime we tried to get something from the nipple. But if we can’t find the way to do that, we become less than fully human – a monopod maybe?

    • you do realize
      that you are the person i was talking about in this post, right?
      not the one i was frightened of
      but the one where we fed eachother?
      i agreed with your advocation
      and highly appreciate it
      and i see you cultivate being fed every time i read your journal
      but i want more of our feast
      however
      i don’t think your metaphore is exactly correct
      i think it’s more complex than that:
      an old friend of mine (trevis) threw the I-Ching for me back in 97
      and came up with “nourishing Jaws”
      wait, i won’t take that route
      (laughs)
      i’ll just say
      that i think i need to learn to be nourished more by teaching and setting good examples for the hungry
      teaching them how to fish… showing them it can be done
      we might say
      rather than
      being devoured by my own pride in people loving my accomplishments
      which
      in fact
      are really no doings of my own
      just reflections of my Virtues
      which i cannot take credit for
      just be grateful of
      And… um…
      What is a Monopod?
      like an Encephalopod?
      ore more like someone foreced to stand around all day
      or use a crutch always?

  • The Prey Attitude
    Sometimes we are predators, and sometimes we are prey. Omnivores are like that. Our society might say it would rather have us all embrace peacefully and sing in steady, balanced harmony, but that’s not the way we are. Think about the blessing of being prey. I have always been fascinated by how gracefully prey animals accept their fate, once they realize it is inevitable. They do. Let go, with or without your leg, and see what happens.

    • Re: The Prey Attitude
      (grrrrr)
      (laughs)
      i LOVE your California attitude
      such sunshine out of you all the time
      (shrugs)
      i come from the moody midwest
      but i suppose it’s good to accept one’s fate
      i just don’t like being devoured all the time!
      and i don’t want to have to hunt and feed!
      i prefer to be fed.
      oddly enough
      this post has been replied to many many times
      but in phone calls and emails
      you’re the first who did it through here…
      hey mr Green
      i’m coming to the city this Saturday til friday
      let’s meet up and go for a walk, eh?
      HUGS

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