How to toss best? Toss up? Let fall? Toss at front? or not toss at all?

[charly]

... ritual, in my opinion, should be examined for finding out what is necessary and what is not, what borned from basic importance and what didn't, but there may be always an element of true need in ritual which probably gave birth to it...

Laureet:

Of course, need for ritual are very important.
Remember what Saint Exupery says that the Fox says:

(in spanish if you like it)

Los ritos son necesarios.
—¿Qué es un rito? —inquirió el principito.
—Es también algo demasiado olvidado —dijo el zorro—. Es lo que hace que un día no se parezca a otro día y que una hora sea diferente a otra. Entre los cazadores, por ejemplo, hay un rito. Los jueves bailan con las muchachas del pueblo. Los jueves entonces son días maravillosos en los que puedo ir de paseo hasta la viña. Si los cazadores no bailaran en día fijo, todos los días se parecerían y yo no tendría vacaciones.

http://acuarela.wordpress.com/2006/04/09/lo-esencial-es-invisible-a-los-ojos-saint-exupery/

Yours,


Charly

 

[laureet]

Laureet:

Of course, need for ritual are very important.
Remember what Saint Exupery says that the Fox says:

(in spanish if you like it)



Yours,


Charly

I like your synapses

Me encantan tus sinapsis espontaneas

So, if you like philosophical pilots you must like Richard Bach? He had some good ideas about rites in Illusions and in J S Seagull...

Lauree

 

[charly]

... if you like philosophical pilots you must like Richard Bach? He had some good ideas about rites in Illusions and in J S Seagull...
Lauree

Laureet:

I'm happy if you enjoy it. I think of Saint Exupery not as a philosopical but as a stormy guy who writes like a lover but not behaves ever right with his «roses» (as almost all lovers do).

I think Bach lies that death is reversible as some fake coachers do, maybe I'm being wrong, I only red his 1st.book, but I'm afraid that I will not read another.

I promise trying whit Seagull

Yours,

Charly