Karlcfolkes's comments

Here's the list of comments submitted by karlcfolkes  —  There are currently 95 comments total.

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A parsimonious experiential rendition of Milton’s Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained; and of the hills and valleys of the pilgrim’s earthly journey. Nicely done.

17 hours ago

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Aye aye. In the effort to avoid long-standing discord, in the matter of our understanding (or lack thereof) of the spiritual realm, a truce is ultimately a wise and practical effort to maintain balance and harmony in human cultures and civilizations. 

1 day ago

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I’m very appreciative of this insightful evaluation. Thank you.

3 days ago

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Wonderfully helpful and practical suggestions for the growth of a poet. Thank you.

4 days ago

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On point commentary and very helpful suggestions. Thank you.

4 days ago

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I’m highly appreciative of your on-target commentary. We all need to be more ecologically minded. Thank you.

6 days ago

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The artist as a prophet with honor except, in a number of cases, not in his or her own time.

6 days ago

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We are all — potentially — at home, requiring us daily and consistently to seek union with our divided selves; what Christianity describes as becoming a new whole Self in Christ; and what analytical psychology describes as becoming individuated — both of which are never fully attained while we remain anchored to the material world that is our physical home. 

7 days ago

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Soulofdivya,
I reached deep down into the bottomless pit of a Dantesque world and found you lingering there in the company of wayfarers, as an emissary, a resident of poetic messages composed to lift lost souls up to loftier heights. Your poetry speaks soulful volumes. 

9 days ago

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Thanks, fellow traveler on the pathway of the road less traveled.

9 days ago

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The innate multitasking capacity of women will always be superior to the unidimensional focus of men who survey everything in their domain like race horses with blinders on.

13 days ago

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Amen!

14 days ago

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A DAO Principle: The marvelous wonder of it all of nature in its balance and its harmony. Singularity disguises multiplicity, even as multiplicity disguises nature’s singularity.

15 days ago

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A beautiful comment. I love it.

16 days ago

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Doug, thanks for your candid ‘literalist’ response which I do not find objectionable, and even personally appreciate. The field of psychology and philosophy employ their own metaphorical language to examine the same phenomena of the divine oneness of God in all human experience. 

19 days ago

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You comment captures the essence of DAO, its inner core of wisdom remaining ever evasive from human understanding.

19 days ago

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I am truly thankful for all insightful information that comes from our sharing and learning together.

24 days ago

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A resounding Amen!

24 days ago

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This circular ‘logical’ argument is in the same vein as that of analytical psychology which argues that our collective consciousness, by definition, being only ‘conscious’ cannot ‘know’ the collective unconscious, which is outside of and beyond the scope and realm of our collective consciousness. We may imagine but cannot ‘know’ that which is unknown to us. 

1 month ago

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TAO is aspiration; in breath and out breath.

1 month ago

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Thank you for your kindness and your support.

1 month ago

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Symmetry58,
Your pen name depicts a precinct or haven where fear finds no comfort.

1 month ago

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Max,
Your poem is the beginning of a healing balm self-administered by you. What courage. Keep on expressing your self in the ways you know best that are also comfortable and comforting to you. You are also by this gesture helping others to benefit. You are blessed In many ways. 

1 month ago

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Ronks,
God who is ever present woos us to be ever present. That often requires us as mortal beings to wrestle with God. Your poem speaks of both love and courage.

1 month ago

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Rechelle,
For your mother whom you can’t touch physically, you’ve touched endearingly, along with others, with your heartfelt poetry. A therapeutic gift!

1 month ago

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