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Jun 16, 2003 03:12 PM
by Mauri
It has occurred to me, rereading some of my posts, that some people might think that I'm not "serious enough" (say?) as per some of my comments, posts ... For example, in my Jun 15 TSL post I had these PS's: PS Or how about "might," in quotes, "in that context"? Would that help? Sorry if my quoted/unquoted "contextual/higher meanings" aren't "understandable-enough." I seem to be "trying," but ... ^:-) ... <<PPS Kindly note that I stopped short of ... whatever, eh! PPPS Not that ... ! PPPPS Not that ... ? PPPPPPS ^:-) PPPPPPPPs ...>> Actually, "seriously," believe it or not, I've been trying to "write between the lines," in a sense, every so often, as per those PS's, for example, seeing as "reading between the lines" might be seen as important for some students of Theosophy; so those PS's, for example, were actually meant as clues, or prompts, with the help of which the general reader, or some general readers (I've been guessing) might learn to become somewhat more intuitive (if they can first get around whatever misleading impressions they might have about my motives). At least, that's the theory, more or less, I seem to think. Of course, on the other hand ... ^:-) ... So, sorry if I haven't been "applicable enough," say, in my attempts to write between the lines. Speculatively, Mauri