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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Secrets Are The Stones That Sink The Boat
by Anonymous
Lemn a victim? So far from it! He is a teriffic poet and playwright, telling the story of his personal journey is only a part of what he does, if it were all he did he wouldn't have the career he has as a successful writer, he is not the man you wish to paint him as nor will he ever be so why don't you go and spook somewhere else? If as you say ancestor spirits seek retirbution then why not let them get on with it, they surely don't need your help do they? Lemn has talent, dedication and intergrity in abundance, his spirit is bright, a beacon to others, I get the feeling it's this that bothers you more than anything. I enjoy reading Lemn's blogs because his voice is unique and inspiring, his insights refreshing and thought provoking, now I that I know he is baited by individuals such as yourself I have even more respect for him. As for the comments regarding respect for elders and ancestors I disagree and think that by intoning these phrases you wish to stifle or silence the voice of someone living by according a dead person more respect than their living descendent, that is just skewed thinking hiding behind tradition. Are all traditions good and worthy of respect? Are all elders? No would be my answer, we each deserve respect up to a point, and not just because of age. The elderly can be a source of wisdom, with great senses of humour and wamth for others, they can also be vindictive, sad old fools, people are people and respect is due according to how we each approach life and our time here together. Intelligence, consciousness are what matters, being sensative and courageous enough to follow our individual consciousness even when this means going against the tide. Respect where respect is due.
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