| Main Entry: tran�si�tion Pronunciation: tran(t)-'si-sh&n, tran-'zi-, chiefly British tran(t)-'si-zh&n Function: noun Etymology: Latin transition-, transitio, from transire 1 a : passage from one state, stage, subject, or place to another : CHANGE b : a movement, development, or evolution from one form, stage, or style to another |
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| In many ways transition for me was like the setting sun. Darkness slowly settled on my male existence as I took steps to become the female I so dearly desired to be. Time has a way of blending change in our lives, yet that process never diminishes the outcome of the transformation. Transition took me on an uncertain journey into the future. I have evolved in ways that I could never have anticipated. There is a wonder hidden in all the toil involved in such an undertaking. |
| The Clay Bowl's Destiny The Ship you are riding on, Look where it is Heading: Your body's port is the graveyard. Realizing the destiny of each clay bowl Tossed into the sky With no one to Catch it I finally Accepted the Beloved's kind offer To enroll In His Sublime Ball-busting course Of Spirit Love. Hafiz (1320-1389) |
| "I'm an idealist. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way." Carl Sandburg |