soaring crane

no you didn't. You just tapped into something that confirmed your beliefs, and it felt good.

than can meet the eye of the hurricane brewing beneath the surface

time, eternity great capsule of potential rainbow in a jar

invading my space the space between my two ears my little grey cells

gazing at the sky photons bombarding my eyes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ...

Eating chemistry metabololising stardust you me universe

fyi - I've now attended two extended workshops with Lam and have been priveleged to watch him perform his martial arts once (apparently a privilege that very few people have enjoyed, so I feel quite honored in that respect). He's a master of them all, including Bagua. So, please dispell the impression that he does nothing but standing practices. However, he'd tell you that the static practice is the root of the dynamic arts. And if he had to sacrifice one for the other, there's no question which one he'd retain. He basically said as much. The most advanced two-legged posture I've experienced with him is the yiquan dragon stance, not something you should do without instruction, because you won't do it right:

where'd you get that? All I've seen so far is references to a "shootout".

no, I can't find that particular flim, sorry. It wasn't that fascinating, but they visited a few of those place where roads have been diverted and big stone formations where the gnomes live. There was an Icelandic guide along with them explaining the stories. It was shown after this, which actually is quite a spectactular documentary in its own right, but in German:

Sorry, no solid diagnosis here and if it were only the mop feeling, I would mention qi sensations I've had in the past which abate with time. But with intense eye and headaches, I'm thinking you might need to see a doctor. Have you ever had migraines?

There was a travel report on tv here a few weeks ago that focussed on the gnomes and their homes throughout Iceland. That was a good watch!

Perhaps pay closer attention to and cherish more the aural perceptions. Hearing is generally a more profound sense than vision.

is the evil there so must be the goodness, too seesaw, Marg'ry Daw

Sounds like you've found your calling, Flo, I'm happy for you :-) Could you please elaborate on this one, I honestly can't make heads or tails of it, but hamstrings are an issue with me, thanks:

I'm one of them ;-)