when justice is not enough

Above pure justice

9/17/2013

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Theology, Religion, Spiritual

Spiritual living

Above pure justice

Early one morning before fully awake the thought came to me that I’m getting
what I put into this life. I guess I didn’t put in enough and justice is
being served. Somehow, during this life, I hope the sweetness and the
strength and the presence lift me above this pure justice.

9/19/2013 11:00:52 am

For a private person there is plenty more shared with the world than I w8uld be comfortanle sharing. Interesting to see you bear your soul. Good therapy, I suppose. If so, w8nderfulnfor you. Don't think I could do it at thisnpoint in life.
Hate these keyboards

steven

9/19/2013 11:03:18 am

yes understand your reluctance...I have some of the same....these are writings many from the past....don't like spilling all over the place, but on the other hand its honest....if I withhold and keep a gentlemanly posture, stuff doesn't get covered. some can see it as weak, others glad because they feel the same thing. if I do the stiff upper lip routine, nothing is delved into. Buddha used to say life is about pain and suffering. to some extent it is, lets face it. Kervorkian said the same thing. so I examine it and put it out there. but I hear you. its a risk.

9/19/2013 11:04:48 am

Not criticizing...just mentioning it as some of it is really putting your innermost feelings out there. I'm very closed and could not see myself doing it but it could be very relieving once done.

steven

9/19/2013 11:15:29 am

ok thanks m......it might not fit you.......as been said, 'know thyself' but one doesn't have to reveal the way I am. All I'm doing is questions I ask myself I'm putting out there. In other venues it might not fit, but here it's part of the work. The human dilemma is what I'm trying to share, and answers to it. In this case I'm the experimental study.

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Above pure justice

Steven B. Nussdorf records his lifelong search to find meaning outside of the normal channels. He uses writing, poetry, and drawing to document this effort.

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