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LET US LEARN from the early death of this confused and tormented talent and manifestation of the power of creation. Peace for you now, Michael ```
Posted by offline linda Jun 28, 2009 3:34 PM EDT
In: Instrument of Change
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And that is what I have seen you live, Beatrix.
It is an energy that is comforting and strong.
I love, and admire your transcendent love.
Linda
by offline linda Jun 29, 2009 4:48 AM
We all are entitled to our opinion, but for someone who could see beyond appearances, Michael was a gentle soul,but misunderstood. Underneath all the outer lived a very loving,sensitive soul. Anytime I saw Michael,I could feel his love coming through.I like his music,but I can't say,that I am a fan,
That he did things,that we could not understand is true, but he was a loving,kind soul and that is what I look at.
Love is love no matter if the outer says something different.
He gave wholeheartedly to his fans and it is beautiful
that they are feeling his loss and showing their love for him. When you give love you will receive it back.
Just like whith everything else in life.
No matter what, we are all childeren of God,created in his image.So if God loves him,despite his
"strange" behaviours so can I. When we realize,that we are here to love and respect one another despite our shortcomings and "strange" behaviours tthen we will create a better world for all.
Pure love trancends everything.
by offline beatrixjan.. Jun 29, 2009 2:33 AM
Rita,
I honor your feelings and I do not share them.

In the mid-eighties, at the peak of his career, I met with Michael. To say that his energy at that time was dis-quieting is an understatement. I remember thinking to myself: "So this is what living under a microscope does to a person." In later years as he so desperately tried to alter his appearance and his very nature, my heart went out to him.

The true Michael Jackson, of whom I was a big fan, gave 100% of an enormous talent when he performed. People close to him experienced a gentle, kind person.

Our courts did not find him guilty.

Did he always make the choices I would have liked to see him make? No.

Did he impact the music world like no one before or since? I feel that he did.

Do I know how I would have reacted to the same set of circumstances? I do not.

Is is my work to judge him? No.

It is not my intention to canonize him. Rather to see him as the mortal that he was, and to learn from his life.

Linda
by offline linda Jun 28, 2009 8:16 PM
Let's not cannonize him as a saint.

He was talented.
his life was bizzare,
he was spoiled,
he did not live in the real world
he has been taken to court on horrible charges
he was disturbed
he was addicted to plastic surgery

There are better people in the world, worthy
of half the time this celebrity gets on the news.

sorry,
Rita
by offline rita2crows Jun 28, 2009 7:35 PM
 
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