Philosophy: Perfecting Comedy, Being Wrong, Right Question Poem by Margaret Alice

Perfecting Comedy and Humour Endlessly

John Payne* says nothing is caused by actions
in another life, events are created by thoughts,
not deeds

If we had burgled or murdered before, only the
motives of these acts are the cause of future
circumstances

Dr Hiroshi* states every action is a ‘seed’ that will
manifest in every life; but it boils down to the
same thing:

Keep thoughts pure, safe from negative attitudes
and depression; full of sunlight, delighting in
joyous accomplishments

And the beautiful world we live in; whether karma
is defined as thought or deed - thought precedes,
and should be conceived

As the primal cause of the events we encounter,
we are attracted to people and circumstances
similar to ourselves

It will be the same in non-physical existence, as
well as all possible and probable material life,
thus we can tell

Where we shall end up: I shall be among the playful
clowns, exuberant in all forms of awareness and all
kinds of consciousness

Laughing at ourselves in whatever way our form of
existence allows us, perfecting comedy and
humour endlessly…


*John Payne “Omni Reveals The Four Principles Of Creation”
Dr Hiroshi Motoyama “Karma and Reincarnation”


Being Wrong-In Every Possible Way

Brilliant analogies, making me think in
between bouts of hysterical laughter:
“Hex is our thinking machine, with a
hundred-yard-long drawer sliding out
of a fourteen-inch-square box, drawers
opening out of drawers - but no, this
is the wrong way to think in
eleven-dimensional space…

Says Adora Belle - A puzzle sliding in
many directions at once; Stibbons replies
- A graphic analogy, indeed, aiding
understanding of course – while being
wrong – in every possible way! ”

Yes, I also find that humankind must be
a great analogy of something else –
something BIG – while being wrong
in every possible way!

Terry Pratchett – “Making Money” Doubleday,2007; p.197


Right Question Not To Know The Answer To

Adora Belle asked – Is it alive? Ponder Stibbons
replied – That is the right question, qualifying as
interesting; the right question not to know the
answer to…

Life is eternal strife, trying to compile a list of
right questions, which it is interesting NOT to
know the right answers to – Thank you, Terry
Pratchett,

Thank you for that!

Terry Pratchett – “Making Money” Doubleday,2007; p.197