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From: rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Dr. Emmanuel Wu)
Newsgroups: net.religion
Subject: Invitation for Scott Deerwester
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 21:18:20 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 28 21:18:20 1985
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> You find yourself in a world where many doors are open, doors to your
> heart, doors to your feelings, and your logic.  You cant think
> straight, but you sure can feel straight.  Not only are doors opened,
> but floors fall away, leaving nothing solid to stand on.  Everything you
> exerience is new and fresh as it would be to a baby seeing a flower for
> the first time.  Since the world is new, it can be scarry at times,
> until you find that the "real" things in life are the people with you.
> Once you discover your friends, you will never be any closer.  You will
> discover how much people can really care for each other.
> 
>     The intensity can get frightening but just when it is too much to bear,
> something leaps out at you and grabs you and holds and comforts you. 
> You can look at the person next to you, who you have never met before and
> you KNOW that they KNOW what you are feeling. You are really soulmates
> for that short time.

Since Scott seems not to want to comment on my experience with god as
such, I was wondering what he might think of the experience described
above.  Was it a real religious experience?  I assure you I did not write it.
I'm interested in your comments.
-- 
Otology recapitulates phonology.
					Rich Rosen    ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr