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Transcending Language: An Allegory in ALL, and NO, Words

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Tuesday, 23 October 2012 17:48
It was raining, and just as I was ready to turn into the horse shoe shaped drop off and pick up area in front of the apartment building where I lived, a man appeared by my drivers side window of my car. The rain mixed with some blood on his face. His silent blue eyes begged me for help. My fear begged me to flee. I drove away. What happened to him? This is the story of my heart of, and for, an alternative "him".

Shall I give him a name? Why limit him this way? I will call him ALLNAMES! ALLNAMES was born without limitations. ALLNAMES was born without being spanked into life, because he was gently helped into existence by caring doctors and nurses and he placed into warm water and ALLOWED to take a first breathe at his own pace, in time he smiled and laughed and this is how he took a first breath.

ALLNAMES had loving parents who raised him without negativity, without ever raising their voice to him and he only heard love and humor and hope and trust and goodness. He heard all of these things in his heart and soul, instead of using any judgement.He lived from the second that he took his first breath without any judgement, without any ego and without any drama.

You see he lived in the present. He lived free from past and/or future. He was limitless and all his education was done subliminally, all throughout his life. This is why that day sometime in the 1970’s there was a need in NONAMES mind to eliminate ALLNAMES, because NONAMES wanted fear and violence to spread into the world and ALLNAMES would have stopped all fear and violence.
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