10-28-2009, 04:52 AM
Oink, that's exactly why I don't talk about the bunny much.
As for the song, I saw the Jefferson Airplane. I was very close to the stage. Did they perform the song, "White Rabbit". No. Did they perform at all? Not much. Were they present in mind? Not so much.
The story about the bunny in the cabin actually underscores a new theory I am entertaining: The bunny isn't real. It is instead a manifestation. I now believe that there are things that we think we can see that aren't really there. And because we see them, we think they are there when in actuality there is some sort of unexplainable dimensional shift going on. The fact that we all see it is of no moment, because we can all see a rainbow, but when you reach out and try and grasp it, you cannot.
So, I think basically that the bunny is a ghost.
As for the song, I saw the Jefferson Airplane. I was very close to the stage. Did they perform the song, "White Rabbit". No. Did they perform at all? Not much. Were they present in mind? Not so much.
The story about the bunny in the cabin actually underscores a new theory I am entertaining: The bunny isn't real. It is instead a manifestation. I now believe that there are things that we think we can see that aren't really there. And because we see them, we think they are there when in actuality there is some sort of unexplainable dimensional shift going on. The fact that we all see it is of no moment, because we can all see a rainbow, but when you reach out and try and grasp it, you cannot.
So, I think basically that the bunny is a ghost.