No Outside Force Can Harm The Coyote-Only His Own Ineptitude Or The Failure Of The Acme Products. Why do we notice things that have nothing to offer us? Number Two. They capture our attention as they fly by. They taunt us just by being there, as something to attain. They can’t harm us on their own, except they taunt us. These things have nothing intrinsically wrong with them. And why shouldn’t they be? We pursue things without soul, or any capacity to give. How are we harmed by the things we might pursue? Often the things we pursue are oblivious to our own existence. The Road Runner Cannot Harm The Coyote, Except By Going "Beep-Beep!" So, here is my Rosh Hashanah (or to be less religious, or less overtly Jewish, my Spiritual) Reflection on the Nine Rules of Wile E.
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These are real rules for life, that remind us about how to live. In any event, I realized.these are not just cartoon rules. (It's worth noting I was suspended from two different Hebrew schools as a child, so take this all with a grain of kosher salt). So here I was, in services, deep in prayer, and contemplating how God would judge me in the coming year, and getting caught thinking about the Nine Rules of Wile E. Traditionally, Rosh Hashanah is a time for reflection of the past year and commitment to betterment in the year to come (draped in the solemnity of Jewish guilt and four-hour prayer services in which we ask God to inscribe us in the "Book of Life," and it's all so very serious).
This season is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. I thought about them recently (why is not as interesting as the rest of this post, so it will remain a mystery.I'm not as deceptively simple as my subjects).
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