We're playing those mind games together...we are just minds and life is meaningless if we take it too seriously, its equally valuable as a game of kick ball.
Playing the mind guerrilla...we are alone and against the unknown and eachother. Guerrilla aka a small irregular force against a larger regular force
Some kinda druid dudes lifting the veil...we've been relying on religion for "truth"
Some call it magic, the search for the grail...some people name/label/talk about things they don't know.
Love is the answer and you know that for sure...lets cut all the bullshit, its all a game anyways.
Love is a flower, you got to let it, you got to let it grow...love all, be the love don't just say the love.
Faith in the future, outta the now...we should have faith in the future by living in the now.
Absolute elsewhere in the stones of your mind...God is ingrained in our minds, and only in our minds. (Lennon was an Atheist)
Projecting our images in space and in time ...The idea that the universe has a n absolute human quality, love and hate for example, but in reality its only projected from inside our minds. There is no God, but the projection of fear.
I'm a believer in God, but I can dig much of your interpretation of "Mind Games". It makes much sense to me. I agree with you about 75%. See my comment posted February 4, 2014.
I'm a believer in God, but I can dig much of your interpretation of "Mind Games". It makes much sense to me. I agree with you about 75%. See my comment posted February 4, 2014.
@invisible vagabond he was a cynic but you fail to see that despite no personal manifestation of God the universe exists and thoughtr seeds do take root and grow and love is the answer despite having to let go of the attachment taught by the gurus from india at the time( buddhist /Krishna/Hindu) .he was not being alliterative in saying he wants us to make love not war he was firmly for peace
@invisible vagabond he was a cynic but you fail to see that despite no personal manifestation of God the universe exists and thoughtr seeds do take root and grow and love is the answer despite having to let go of the attachment taught by the gurus from india at the time( buddhist /Krishna/Hindu) .he was not being alliterative in saying he wants us to make love not war he was firmly for peace
This is just what I think...
We're playing those mind games together...we are just minds and life is meaningless if we take it too seriously, its equally valuable as a game of kick ball.
Playing the mind guerrilla...we are alone and against the unknown and eachother. Guerrilla aka a small irregular force against a larger regular force
Some kinda druid dudes lifting the veil...we've been relying on religion for "truth"
Some call it magic, the search for the grail...some people name/label/talk about things they don't know.
Love is the answer and you know that for sure...lets cut all the bullshit, its all a game anyways.
Love is a flower, you got to let it, you got to let it grow...love all, be the love don't just say the love.
Faith in the future, outta the now...we should have faith in the future by living in the now.
Absolute elsewhere in the stones of your mind...God is ingrained in our minds, and only in our minds. (Lennon was an Atheist)
Projecting our images in space and in time ...The idea that the universe has a n absolute human quality, love and hate for example, but in reality its only projected from inside our minds. There is no God, but the projection of fear.
I'm a believer in God, but I can dig much of your interpretation of "Mind Games". It makes much sense to me. I agree with you about 75%. See my comment posted February 4, 2014.
I'm a believer in God, but I can dig much of your interpretation of "Mind Games". It makes much sense to me. I agree with you about 75%. See my comment posted February 4, 2014.
@invisible vagabond he was a cynic but you fail to see that despite no personal manifestation of God the universe exists and thoughtr seeds do take root and grow and love is the answer despite having to let go of the attachment taught by the gurus from india at the time( buddhist /Krishna/Hindu) .he was not being alliterative in saying he wants us to make love not war he was firmly for peace
@invisible vagabond he was a cynic but you fail to see that despite no personal manifestation of God the universe exists and thoughtr seeds do take root and grow and love is the answer despite having to let go of the attachment taught by the gurus from india at the time( buddhist /Krishna/Hindu) .he was not being alliterative in saying he wants us to make love not war he was firmly for peace