Why I like good slash better than TV
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resonant"Astrologer Caroline Casey offers an apt metaphor to illustrate how crucial it is for us to hear and read good stories. She notes that if we don't have enough of the normal, healthy kind of iodine in our bodies, we absorb radioactive iodine, which has entered the food chain through nuclear test explosions conducted in the atmosphere. Similarly, unless we fill ourselves up with stories that invigorate us, we're more susceptible to sopping up the poisonous, degenerative narratives."
(from Free Will Astrology.)
(from Free Will Astrology.)
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Date: 6/30/06 01:25 am (UTC)Which is why, actually, I want more of you really really good and dependable authors to write mainstreamish stuff for much cash, so we can press it on our more susceptible friends, coworkers and children.
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Date: 7/1/06 06:06 am (UTC)But somehow, oh, so true.
I stopped watching TV when I discovered slash. (Except for the football.) I prefer the interactive screen.