THE TRANSCENDENCE DIARIES

Thursday, May 22, 2003

Love the flower without the need to pick it. The experience of the flower is

everything. The true experience of anything is everything.

Love in the moment is not a fleeting thing. Doing things one day at a time is

not a lack of planning. In fact it is just the opposite. Being in the now

connects us much more deeply than any plan for capture or ownership ever could.

The paradox is that letting go allows total ownership, but in another whole

sense.

When you love freely you experience it fully. When you love in the moment you

take away the power of the past or the future to ruin the moment. What is

revealed then is so beautiful that it will attract itself again and again.

Measures against insecurity don't necessarily lead to more security.

Sometimes they just lead to more measures.

But love manifested brings us full awareness of ourselves and our ability to

love, our trust in love. Then love will always be coming into our

consciousness, into our lives in a beautiful way.

Who or what we love is not really the point. When we love we trust ourselves

and the universe. That can never be betrayed.

Eman8tions

5/22/2003, St. Louis, MO

Current Spin: primal scream, xtrmntr

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About the Transcendence Diaries

Not much is known about the Transcendence Diaries other than they first appeared online in July 2002 claiming to “come from the future” and are allegedly the work of multi-lingual globe-trotting singer songwriter recording artist & author Ed Hale. Affectionately known to friends and fans as the Ambassador, Hale is the voice behind the Brit-pop/rock supergroup Ed Hale and The Transcendence. Written under the nom de plume “Fishy” is one of many facets of the Diaries that render it a challenge to distinguish what here is true from what might be fictional. One wonders if more than a dash of creative writing isn't at play. It has also been proposed that the 4000-plus pages are actually a collaborative work by several different authors disguised under one pseudonym. Yet one cannot help but feel as if they know this mystery character intimately. The story itself spans more than a lifetime, from a nearly fatal birth to an untimely death and beyond (suggesting the work is indeed fiction). Ed Hale on the other hand is real and still very much alive. See www.edhale.com for more.