What good what's evil? A serial killer takes out ten people leaves twenty families and friends to mourn. A man drops a bomb on a town kills two thousand people leaves a million people to mourn lost one's. This is why men go to war an there are few female serial killers. A man lacks 'impulse control', women have it in spades. Men lack the ability to understand consequences and a woman carries around with them like she carries a purse. Comes down to the crux of is there a tally keeper? St Michael with his book, Mohammed and his Angel watching you at all times, an my favourite of course (being Buddhist) the great law of karma, and last but not least the great American Judicial system. A Penitentiary was given name name with the hope that the person Locke up in there would reflect on his/her actions and feel penitent for their actions. But all that seems to happen is a lot of naval gazing feeling sorry for themselves for simply being caught, because after all, don't we all think we are the smartest person in the room? A man will see a can in the street and kick it, a woman would walk past it. Impulse control. But maybe, a good person who wanted to live in a good area with people who they don't feel afraid of would simply pick up that can. There is a third way. T. Ps. You seem cemented in Christian Theology regarding behaviour morals and consequences. May I suggest you immediately start studying comparative religion. Hinduism, Buddhism, Judasim,Islam, Jainism, Rastafarian, Zoroastrian. For example the killing of a cow, either deliberate or accidental in the India subcontinent would result in your immediate death. Cows are sacred to the Hindus, yet a staple dietary requirement to the North Americans.
Hi Leon My name is Beth. I visited you once many years ago at Waupaun with your brother Jesse (Sampson). Somehow I came across your Blog while I was surfing the net Interesting reading The last time I saw any of your family members was at Jesse's Funeral Are you in touch with them still? Bernice is gone now too, she used to keep me updated. Would you like to communicate via snail mail?
Blogging or a diary keeping is a strange one. Some days nothing happens, some days the earth shifts. In our minds we can think about five hundred things a day. Stirring your coffee in the morning might elicit a memory, or you might just be feeling happy because you had a satisfactory bowel movement! It's a pity you can't get YouTube in jail and see the people on there who document their lives, some interesting ordinary people out there. What interests you?
Well - I started a note - stepped away for a moment - and now it’s not here! If you get a couple of half finished sentences - that’s what happened! I wrote a letter this weekend - hope to get it in the mail on Monday - will be kinda fun to see which you get first! Don’t forget to let me know. I love you - I never tire of saying that and hope you never tire of hearing it. Bedtime - I’m still not 100% well so I get tired easily. Hopefully I’ll sleep again tonight - wish I slept longer, but it’s seldom more than 4 1/2 hours. Always your Jeannie.
you took my family away from me. Carmen Dax. what did you know of her? how long did you know her ?. How do you come to terms with this now that you have had time to think? I remember you picking your nails in the court room and when they showed you the picture of my dead family in blood on the floor in her underwear you had no remorse. that's what I remember.
Hello Doug Another book I would recommend is Carl Jung Red Book. He was a very infamous psychologist, and put great store by dreams. He meticulously wrote out every dream he had each night, as soon as he had woke from them. The mind is an 8ncredible piece of software, and isn’t constrained by walls. Some people ‘out’ in the world are more inhibited than a person in the most locked down of gaols. Are you much of a reader. T
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Ps. You seem cemented in Christian Theology regarding behaviour morals and consequences. May I suggest you immediately start studying comparative religion. Hinduism, Buddhism, Judasim,Islam, Jainism, Rastafarian, Zoroastrian. For example the killing of a cow, either deliberate or accidental in the India subcontinent would result in your immediate death. Cows are sacred to the Hindus, yet a staple dietary requirement to the North Americans.
My name is
Beth. I visited you once many years ago at Waupaun with your brother Jesse (Sampson).
Somehow I came across your Blog
while I was surfing the net
Interesting reading
The last time I saw any of your family members was at Jesse's Funeral
Are you in touch with them still?
Bernice is gone now too, she used to keep me updated.
Would you like to communicate via snail mail?
I wrote a letter this weekend - hope to get it in the mail on Monday - will be kinda fun to see which you get first! Don’t forget to let me know.
I love you - I never tire of saying that and hope you never tire of hearing it.
Bedtime - I’m still not 100% well so I get tired easily. Hopefully I’ll sleep again tonight - wish I slept longer, but it’s seldom more than 4 1/2 hours.
Always your
Jeannie.
Another book I would recommend is Carl Jung Red Book. He was a very infamous psychologist, and put great store by dreams. He meticulously wrote out every dream he had each night, as soon as he had woke from them. The mind is an 8ncredible piece of software, and isn’t constrained by walls. Some people ‘out’ in the world are more inhibited than a person in the most locked down of gaols. Are you much of a reader.
T
I was wondering if you have ever read the book by Steven Hawkins, it’s called ,A Brief History of Time.
Best Wishes
Tenzin