Sacred Taboos

When you break one, you, yourself, become one.

“Don’t touch that!” Whatever it may be. “Don’t even think about it!”

What about the healing touch of a Saint? Are not they allowed to touch

The Untouchables? “You’ll get germs!” By the way my mother yelled about it,

one was to assume there was pretty much germs on everything, everywhere.

All the time! Even in the bathtub lay the hidden taboos. “Don’t play with that!”

To do so was considered dirty, and therefore, I figured it must clean itself.

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Inhibitions and restrictions vary from place to place.

What was so great about Rome?

Would you do as the Romans do, if you happened

to find yourself in a Grecian state of mind?

It sounds fairly dangerous to me, weighing the risks involved.

Then again…mother owns the scales.

The Amateur

Calling someone an amateur is a common insult in the USA.   But did you know that amateur comes from the French word for lover?

Post Modern Times

Last evening while doing research on the net; I ran across these videos that were interesting ,both from the aspect of the medium used  and the message.

“They are a series of short animated films presenting new ideas about global consciousness and techniques for social transformation.”

I enjoyed them and thought  you might also.   You can watch them atPost Modern Times