Life, death and all that's in between....

One of the perks of death that the religion pimps wouldn't want us to consider is that we will learn the secrets of the universe. Being born scorpio makes me privy to inherent knowledge of the afterlife. We scorps came out of the womb "knowing" things, we represent life and death for a reason, ya know. Ever done any psychedelics? Yeah, that's the ticket, by golly! Dropping acid was the validation of my beliefs that death is just a fraction of the best orgasm we humans ever will have. Just a tiny fraction of what we're in for when we pass over. I came up catholic, and as Jackie O. stated once: catholics do death very well. Religious superstition is used to control and dictate our fears of everything, especially life and death. Looking around us, we can see the revenue made from fear of death. From women wearing mascara to men going to brothels. Women who have a fear of physical death fear male lack of approval in how they "package" themselves, which is a form of gender death. Men craving orgasms have the most fear of death. Women obsessing on hair, make-up, etc have such a fear of being alone and being without a man to "take care" of them are deserving of compassion and understanding. I really believe that this is what religion has done to them. Women understand life and birth because they bleed every month, men have to knock the cold hell out of each other or someone to release the toxins women can naturally release each month. This is why I'm positive that war truly is menstruation envy.

Once I shit-canned religion I could focus on what I felt really mattered within myself. I admire an atheist who can be brave enough to surrender any belief. I prefer to believe in a soft, comforting, loving higher power that runs things and helps us through the process of being a human being and delivers us all back to the universe that we all came from. Yep, death is the most important part of life and it's something we were taught to fear out of total fucking ignorance and control by evil people with a very terrible agenda be it Revlon, the Pentagon or the Mustang Ranch. And that's why life is too important to take seriously. Timothy Leary was one of the few men to ever understand this.

Peace and Chocolate,
the good stuff of life.

Shelfari is the bomb!

Such a great website. I'll get a "wild hair" when I find something like this and share with anyone who'll listen. Josh Hug, one of the Shelfari boyz, oughta put me on the payroll. So, do yourself a bigggg favor and check out www.shelfari.com There's truthiness that books are the be-all and end-all of love and intrigue. You have a library card? Then you know what I'm talking about!

The most powerful weapon of the oppressor......

Have been studying everyone from Edgar Cayce to Hitler's niece. Brain operates like a sponge, always has. Seems lately I have so many different interests. With so much corruption in this government, especially on a local level, I just have to pick my battles. Nothing worse than despicable bullies holding government positions drawing a paycheck not earned. And when it becomes too much, I lose myself in Frasier, Two and a Half Men and Criminal Minds reruns.

Good to see the nice send-off Tim Russert received today. His son sure did him proud.

In Iowa, 36,000 people are homeless due to the floods. Overpopulation is once again glaringly obvious, but it's too damn late to resolve something that could've been prevented 40 years ago when the pill came out

Will grudgingly vote for Obama. It's a half-hearted attempt to slow the inevitable destruction of patriarchal fantasy. Obama is, after all, prochoice.