Next time be sure to tell Olette: "Don't Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie On The King Of Rock And Roll"

UPS Guy Teaches Classical Girl To Boogie Woogie

Sounds as if you had ears to hear :-)

It is only when we are fully aware of death that we can live fully in the moment (I would guess).

As long as that wasn't an ad for an adult night club :-)

A "Vullnoose" has all the attributes of a bull moose in rutting season - but only during the daytime.

I consider it one of the most informative and perhaps the most insightful interviews I have heard this year. Buckle up everyone :-)

Congratulations @trumpman! You have completed the following achievement on the Steem blockchain and have been granted the title of Grand Vulnoose for a period 37 days (not nights!!): You brought tears

I will try to remember to feel sorry for you, LoL

Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov was written in Russian. As are many of the greatest novels of all time. You have many advantages. Дмитрий, Алеша и Иван Карамазов

You will never be able to treat lovingly people in your outer world (ie. not out of fear or some other emotion such as envy, pity, etc) until you are willing to face what you are afraid of seeing inside

There is a big difference between being consciously dead and unconsciously dead. If you faint at the sight of a mouse or a snake, do you think you will be awake to observe your own death? Is it not better

"Once You Give Your Integrity Away – You Can Never Get It Back" If Twice gave our integrity away, there is absolutely no way Once can get it back? How is that fair?

Another big hurdle is that many or even most people think that we have to face fears by looking outwards. But the fears we have to break through, layer after layer, are faced by looking inwards. And behind

The first death is easy. The second might not be such a piece of cake :-)

A Hopi Elder Speaks "You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour, now you must go back and tell the people that this is the Hour. And there are things to be considered . . . Where

(1)Satan Tempts Jesus in the Wilderness from Spencer Baum's article The Grand Inquisitor in Brothers Karamazov (2), (3), and (4): courtesy of pixabay.com

You missed the fine print: "The purpose of this post is to try and encourage at least one person to listen in full to a three hour interview." I guess you're not that person :-)

I always thought I hated Scotch whisky - that is until my brother in law had me, over my protestations, try a triple distilled small batch single malt rye from one of the remote Hebrides Islands. But the

You will want your own copy, not a library loan. Available on Amazon.