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From: Lady of light
Date: 18 Jun 2003
Time: 16:41:30 -0400
Remote Name: 63.77.13.62
art books on the subject of inquisition: the worlds biggest stoning circle: people casting lots for garments: what do these have in common? these things are evil. can it be made popular to view people like hamsters in cages? to place babies in cages before they are even born? to call it "art?" the baby's face in one of the books intrigues me. that face can no longer be allowed to exist. revised agendas: inquisition by technology, and eager artists there recruited to record human agony. to watch a daisy lift a mountain, and only have a comment on her body parts. there are those who specialize in killing hope in this world, in bringing it down, miracles into the dirt. it only makes them shinier. seems like crazy gab I know, to those not in the know: just ignore me as I ramble: my children will not be TV sequels. important point: I cannot retrieve the enemies of God. who, with open eyes, attack what is truly holy and sacred, and believe it or not, some things are still inviolate. not to be approached as one approaches other subjects. where do dresses made of light exist? same place dresses made of silk exist. in the mind of a God. the mind that made your children's faces, and like all good things, those good things go back to God. I'm sorry, but it is like entering every church in the world, and taking a crap on the altar, to hold a measuring tape up to a lady's body, and say "in the battle between body versus spirit for posterity", body wins. And to pretend it is "art". we know what this really is. An attempt to make inquisition popular. Keep that in mind as you cash your heavy paychecks. I know ephemeral things like money and fame, and "art" seem more important than doing what is right, but they are not. some things are holy. some things are sacred. some things, are worth burning alive for. some things, are worth a man remaking his entire life, in their defense.