Sunday, August 25, 2013

* Passing Into Mental Myth

This blog entry has been removed, revised and included in the romping sci-fi epic TESTAMENT: FUNNY BADGERS by Indigo Roth, Red Angel Publishing, 2013.

Its reference in the book is 3 ROTH 7:1-40

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26 comments:

  1. Yamini MacLean25/08/2013, 19:58

    Hari Om
    ....now release the moments...

    A beautiful, haunting post.
    YAM xxx

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:01

      Namaste, Yam! Thank you =) I think it's a little lacking in polish, but it's a vivid memory. Indigo x

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  2. Chrissy Starr26/08/2013, 00:06

    Wow, this is lovely.

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:11

      Thanks Chrissy!

      Don't tell anyone, but I first snuck this one out in January 2010. The good news is, you liked it then, too! YES! You are a constant, a rock! =)

      (And my, hasn't your hair changed! ;) )

      Indigo x

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  3. nonamedufus26/08/2013, 01:26

    You've written this up as though it's a dream. The only difference is you remember it. Nice moment, Indigo.

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:12

      Hey Dufus! Oh, I remember all my dreams matey, it's a bloody nightmare. This morning I was swapping cream cakes with an FBI agent. No, not Scully, sadly. And thank you. Indigo

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  4. Katherine26/08/2013, 03:43

    Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful!!!!!!

    Funny, you know what kind of caught me up? "Dinner suit." Two words.... those two words really made me think.

    Where I'm from, The words Dinner and Suit don't go together. Who wears a suit to dinner when people now wear shorts to church, IF they go to church! Those words made me think of a place and time when men wore dinner suits.... how wonderful.

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:22

      Hey Katherine!

      You like "dinner suit"? Pffft, you should see me IN one... (click)

      I could have said "tux" of course, but I get all kinds of grief from the other Brits when I do things like that. They say I'm "selling out", or something?

      You should have seen the fuss when I said "restroom" rather than "filthy corporate lavatory" the other day.

      And thank you =) Indigo x

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  5. Jack Sparrow26/08/2013, 10:46

    What a wonderful descriptive piece. I was right there with you! x

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:22

      Thanks Jack, that's a real compliment =) Indigo x

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  6. Ray Denzel26/08/2013, 12:26

    the transformation qualities of a snowfall

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 14:26

      Hey Ray! It's was profound, yes. Plus, I'm a sucker for snow =) Indigo

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  7. Rosemarie Blackthorn26/08/2013, 16:15

    I know those moments.

    Thank you for sharing yours.

    Roses
    xx

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 16:36

      Hey Roses, thank you. It's rare to see them while they're happening, I know, but this was one time I knew. Indigo x

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  8. meleah rebeccah26/08/2013, 19:15

    This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL, Indigo. I could LITERALLY picture everything you wrote. Well done, my friend. Well done, indeed.

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    1. Indigo Roth26/08/2013, 20:20

      Thanks Mia, I'm pleased you enjoyed it. And I'm delighted you're on the mend x Indigo

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  9. jenny_o27/08/2013, 06:04

    Snow really is magical, isn't it? It gets me every time. Beautiful description here.

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    1. Indigo Roth27/08/2013, 16:44

      Hey Jenn! Thanks, I feel exactly the same. Wonderful stuff. Someone once told me that you know you're getting old when snow no longer excites you. Colour me young. Indigo x

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  10. Roxie27/08/2013, 15:42

    Sublime. And so well drawn. I could smell the cold air, feel the feathery frigid kiss of flakes against my cheek.

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    1. Indigo Roth27/08/2013, 16:45

      Hey Roxie! Sadly, we don't get much snow in this part of the England, but it never fails to inspire. Indigo x

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  11. Jayne Martin29/08/2013, 17:02

    This is exquisite. You had me right there with you with every perfectly selected word. Write more posts like this. Loved, loved, loved it. :)

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    1. Indigo Roth29/08/2013, 17:45

      Hey Jayne! As ever, you're far too kind. But thank you, that's all I can hope for with any post. Indigo x

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  12. Cheryl02/09/2013, 16:01

    What a beautiful piece of writing about the events surrounding that one breathtaking moment. I could visualize all of it clearly.

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    1. Indigo Roth02/09/2013, 17:53

      Hey Cheryl, thanks =) I've been back with my camera many times, but without the invite in, I can't return to the scene of the crime... Indigo x

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  13. Kato Pandorah's Box05/09/2013, 16:20

    Love this!

    I too, know all about the magic of snow.....so thank you for taking me back to it! xoxox

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    1. Indigo Roth05/09/2013, 16:21

      Hey Kato! I second that... I WANT SOME SNOW, PLEASE! It's like sitting in a pot roast today... Indigo x

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