Ram Bansal
'Child is father of a Man' is an old proverb which is more meaningful today when the men have lost innocence. Lynnea's blog explores innocence of the children in minute details. His work is appreciable.
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Lynnea Urania Stuart, Loving Innocence
http://lovinginnocence.blogspot.com
Innocence is not ignorance. It is not righteousness or sinlessness. It's the natural capacity, most common in children to dream and to wonder. Lynnea explores these aspects in her blog.
- Added on: Oct 15th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Lynnea Urania Stuart
- Listed in: Spirituality Philosophy
- Tags: dreaming innocence wonderment awe childlikeness dreamspeaking
Recent Posts
The Guardian - Epilogue
(continued from The Guardian, part 2)One night I dreamed again:…I flow with the waters of the Spring of Isis. The waters cascade from a great height, and disperse to water the entire earth. The Guardian meets me in mid-fall, crying with a great voi...
The Guardian - Part Two
(continued from The Guardian - Part One)I had known an astral spring in various situations for many years. It first appeared in a temple which I had used as a locus for shared dreaming with a friend from Hawaii with whom I was bound in dreams. We enc...
The Guardian - Part One
Lovers of innocence love other things too. Especially if these things are connected with dreams in some way. Here is one that said a lot about innocence that disturbed me until another dream gave it its amelioration:...I am in a cottage, writing. ...
No Pets Allowed!
If you were to look for enchantment, you really don't need to look far. In fact, most opportunities for something special come to you when you least expect them. And many of those opportunities are from the most magickal thing of all...nature.My bib...
In Mysterious Ways
Deep in a twilight of time, in a twilight part of the world, I discovered an odd woman. Or perhaps I should say, she discovered me.I stood with my translator at the cinema in which my crew was speaking in Daugavpils, ready to answer questions of any...
Nye Problyema!
I want you to meet Vitaliy...a pastor in Daugavpils, Latvia. Or at least he was one.I don't want you to know him for being a pastor. I don't know him that way. I've never listened to any sermon of his because I know hardly any Russian and Vitaliy ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.75 out of a possible 5 based on 16 comments.
Jeunelle Foster
What I like about you as a writer is your perception.
You are able to see the hidden truth in most things with a sharp eye. Your writing style is thoughtful, loving, caring and inspirational. You are able to write what you know from past experience, through dreams and convey what you know by way of beauty and proportion. I enjoy my visits.
Timothy Kendrick
Love it
Fearless
I love reading your blog, I have it on my favs.
Fearless
Nancy Gray
If writers must write what they know, obviously you will not soon run out of material.
Sheeba
Quote: Our survival depends on this, for there is nothing that exists in our world that did not begin in a dream including you who are also dreamers.
Now you know what compelled me to connect with you. This is one sentence that I use practically everyday..in every speech!
BTW I must also comment on your immaculate skills as a writer. Wishing you many brilliant years ahead in the light of peace and happiness.
Arcticulates
What a lovely blog I thought as I opened up "Lynnea Urania Stuart, Loving Innocence"
I was very amused reading about the driver in your post "Nye Problyema" your description was done so well that it brought back memories of driving in of all places the freeways in California. My hubby said it reminded him of the drivers in Jamaica that drove him around while working with his company there.
Nicely done! Great writing! Inspirational!
I enjoyed my visit to this blog!
~K
Ken (and Mags)
Interesting and thought provoking articles, and from reading your profile I'd guess you've got a vast range of experience to draw on. I look forward to reading more.
I would have liked the opportunity to comment on posts.
Teresa Silverthorn
Lovely!
Carole
When I read Well of Time, I was transformed to a little girl again. My father was like your grandfather. Wonderfully well-written trip to childhood. Thank you. I will be reading all of your posts and subscribed to your blog.
Matesearch
A lovely and inspirational blog.
Cassandra
the truth told straight-up, just like i like it. :)
Lola
A thoughtful and compelling blog. The only issue I saw was the inability to leave a comment, but besides that the content alone speaks for itself.
jolina
A very nice blogs.
"to dream the impossible dream"
keep in touch
jolina
Miz Helena
sensational reading. Thx for sharing. I have bookmarked you.
I've been reading and enjoying this unique, spiritual blog for a long time now and I always go away thoughtful and wishing that I had left a comment.
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