If Mozart Were Alive
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The People’s philosophers have forever debated, “Does Man’s destiny lie in his past, or in his future?” And only the Revolutionist knows the correct answer to lie at right angles to even the place from whence such questions are asked.
(If Mozart were alive today I’m sure HE would agree.)
The People have been called many un-fine things: Rude, crude, lame and barbaric, which may all be so, but you should remember, my friend, you too are a People.
Regarding again, that ever-popular subject:
Can you conceive of reaching a position in relationship to death that is not a matter of you dreading to leave Life, but of Life dreading for you to leave it.
The Church had an opportunity to newly describe god three hundred years ago, but missed it. They could have simply used the General Laws of Motion.
J.