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Greetings Fellow Bloggers

Administrator — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 00:58:22 +0000

Greetings Fellow Bloggers,

This is a primary landing page for http://blog.peaceengine.com/‘s fellow bloggers. You are reading this page because I wrote it for you.

Most likely you are here because you followed a link placed in a comment on your blog. Please take note of the fact that I wrote a comment indicating I had a reading comprehension of what you had written about at your blog and had something sincere to say. Then I appended this URL so that you might have the opportunity to read an explanation about my process of blogging and decide whether our respective blogs are compatible enough that we might swap a few links.

If you happened upon this page by chance then please accept my thanks for sticking around to read these words. I have hand written a couple pages in my journal and have scanned them for your reading enjoyment. Their URL is near the bottom of this page.

Please have a look through the Categories in the right hand column and pick a category. If you like that category please feel free to use its URL in your blog, leave a comment. This comment is in “blogging” for example.

Please notice the Post Tags at the bottom of this post. They are another way of grouping pages together. I personally focus more on categories these days though I am warming to tags too.

I am hoping to become a good writer. Towards that end I hand write and draw in my journal which I call my Inventor’s Diary (Id™) which I publish under the Peace Engine License™.

This page is pure copyleft (see Free Software Foundation for definition of copyleft).
Wednesday, January 12, 2011, 7:00 PM, 10°F, Woodbury, Minnesota.

If you pay my blog a visit and are not a spammer trying to stuff marketing information into a comment, I’ll look at your name and if it is OK I may edit your comment and follow the link to your page. If all goes well I may let your comment into the blog by setting it to Approved.

If your page throws popup,, popunders, or any other such behavior, I will permanently delete your comment or I may edit it and remove the offending URL.

If I like your URL’s content I may add an “Ed:” not or I may simply approve the comment. I am happy for the search engines to find your site by following links from mine. This is mutually beneficial.

I am gaining an understanding of how the blogging and search engine game is played. Blogging can be about many things. For me it is about building goodwill and better friendships among humans of all nations of earth.

Writing by hand is what I do as a hobby. It passes the time and leaves a legacy for heirs and descendants. It helps establish a set of provenance within an artifact that may be sold at public auction.

I wonder what 96 page pairs of my handwriting would go for at public auction. You can read about these and other topics in my newest book. It is so new that I haven’t even figured out a title yet.

Oh well. Fortune awaits some future day. For today this small writing must suffice.

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121D,E__Information_Flow

Administrator — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:13:10 +0000

I am on something of a crusade to get people off of technology and into a journal writing mode instead. It is so easy to scan handwritten pages and upload the scanned images as email attachments, as well as postings at blogs, social sites, networking sites, class web sites, and so forth.

Technology is a convenient medium of information exchange but there is something special about immersing oneself in a hand written page. Similarly there is something special about listening to an audio recording of a human reading aloud some written work.

There’s something extra special about reading and listening to information flow communicated raw into an unforgiving journal notebook or audio voice recorder.

Websites devoted to such raw original works are treasure troves of interesting information.

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11NL,M__Writing

Administrator — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 13:13:01 +0000

A human gets to write what it wants when nobody is paying for the writing. That’s a fact. A human must not write harmful lies. A human must be always wary and forever vigilant about writing momentary truths that grab for attention and flit by. The fact that they appeared upon the canvas of consciousness for a moment makes them a truth, even though they speak of a great untruth. Such deeply founded untruths are to be avoided. Seek instead the truths that are timeless and speak from the deepest firmaments of the human soul and the human heart.

The pen is most unforgiving when it has finished recording some deeply hurtful truth. We’re talking the kind of truth that would hurt another so deeply that their very heart would weep tears of pain. Some writings are to be avoided because they are hurtful. Othere are to be avoided because they are hurtful nonsense. Still others are to be avoided because they lack love.

It is the writings of love that humans most cherish. The love of one human for another. The love of one human for another. The love of one human’s heart for another. To feel the love in return bonds those two hearts, one to another.

A written journey can be about love. It can be a journey through heart pair bondings one human forms in its lifetime. It can be a journey through the heart team bondings one human forms in its lifetime as a means of coping with the challenges of life.

The human soul smithy shapes the soul with each such human pair bonding. This image of the soul being hammered into its destined shape by the blows of life serves us well in considering the manner of soul shaping going on in the forges of the living.

The human soul is made of the toughest metal. The human heart being torn by the loss of a formerly pair bonded soul is another form of shaping the holy metal of the human soul.

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11KB_C Spirit

Administrator — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 12:49:25 +0000

The advantage of writing fiction is that there is so much more material to choose from because, while writing fiction includes writing truth, the converse is not necessarily true.

The advantage of writing truth is the certainty that the writing of reality is something different that reality itself. Therefore, the notion of writing about reality and the perceptions of reality is itself a fiction.

The fleetingness of truth is such that the quickest moving pen can hardly keep up with the ever moving truth of the now. In order to write about truth one must remove time from the equation.

The moving of spirit is the deepest truth of human reality. Barely catching a glimpse of that deepest truth is tough duty with pen in hand writing furiously to the end of truth.

One must forsake money as even a hidden goal when one writer goes forth counting coup on reality by bearing witness with a pen, time suspended for the writing of the sentences.

The body must approach a state of heightened awareness. One can only kneel in prayer as the pen of spirit moves furiously and gently across the page.

It is the destiny of man to persevere in seeking to become the pen of spirit. To become the trembling pen of spirit loosened upon the body.

The body’s biochemistry puts the body in touch with Spirit, puts the lowly human spirit in touch with Spirit.

This is the simplest truth of all ages and generations and individuals of humankind.

INSTRUCTIONS: Please click on the following two links and zoom to the bottom right of the second link.

[11KB,C_spirit] The 2nd scan upon the topic of spirit.

[11KB,C_unusual_scan] The 1st scan upon the topic of spirit–zoom to bottom right.