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Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?

okie dokie let's wrap up this string.

My parting words? Am NOT here to convince you of what
I believe in; Am here to convince you of what YOU
believe in - because then that will be YOUR reality."

Celebrate your uniqueness. In this universe, there is
NO other one like YOU.

Enjoy the journey.

Perry

--- sangita borgave <sangita142002@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

> I meant it really shoots your self esteem sky high!
>
> --- On Thu, 28/8/08, Sue McEwen
> <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au> wrote:
>
> From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au>
> Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?
> To: mylifeismine@yahoogroups.com.au
> Date: Thursday, 28 August, 2008, 10:28 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Hi Dean,
> That money is our ruler is a matter of opinion (of
> course).
> It's just a cog in the gearing of society. Its a
> tool of trade.
> For those that think money is the route of all evil
> and who wish to live 'virtuous' lives, they'll live
> with a low bank balance.
> Our society isn't just about the bottom line - its
> about family, friends, fun, purpose and life.
> Anyone that has money knows damn well money is
> worthless without a higher reason for it being
> there.
> For some, money is a power-trip - that still doesn't
> make it bad.
> Pity the 'poor bastards' that are into money only
> for money's sake for they really are truly poor.
>
> Personally I prefer hazelnut chocolate. Life
> wouldn't be the same without nuts (ROFL).
> TTFN
> Sue
>
> Dean Nicholas wrote:
>
>
> To all who read it and Sangita. I agree we are
> children of the universe, complex and ingenious
> intelligent species that have made money our ruler,
> that's my arguement, not about you, not about me. If
> i offended you that is your reality and perception
> of what you took out of what i wrote. I was been
> philosophical and tended to be political and direct.
> I got a reaction out of you and your arguement
> proved to me and maybe others who saw it, what i was
> trying to convey. Money is the route of all evil and
> that, you, would as with many, do anything as you
> have proved. Do anything for it. It's a shame that
> our society is all about the bottom line. Thank you
> Perry Enriquez for the opportunity for this forum.
> This banter is like chocolate... .thanks Dean.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY? -> the nature of thought

We are all standing on the shoreline of Infinity's edge!

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From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au>
To: mylifeismine@yahoogroups.com.au
Sent: Thursday, 28 August, 2008 2:00:19 PM
Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY? -> the nature of thought

Suffering isn't due to money. Money doesn't do anything. Its what we think of money, and how, that's the problem.
True wealth can be determined by what you have left when you have no money.
There are some Rich that are arrogant but also a lot of poor people that are arrogant too. Its a human affliction.
Desire is the cause of all suffering (Buddhism).
It's not up to the Rich to lower interest rates.
The rich might get richer but that because they know how. Some of them also become poor, but because they know how to create financial wealth, they can climb back up to being rich again.
Creating wealth (in whatever area of your life) is determined by you, how you think and how you conduct your life.
If you don't have the right wealth creation mindset you are unlikely to become wealthy.
If you become wealthy by accident it is likely you'll not hold onto that wealth for long.
How many times have you heard people winning the lottery and within 12 - 24 months have nothing left?
We all live as we think we should.
Many of us have a poverty creation mindset.
What is THE most important thing in your life?
Write down the top ten with the most important at number one.
How far down the list is money?
Any wonder that you might not be financially wealthy?
Most of us (I imagine) put family, happiness, first.

The 13 steps to riches (Napoleon Hill):

desire - everything starts with this, a thought.
faith - believe that you can do it, can get there
auto-suggestion - your subconscious has to be onboard for this one
specialised knowledge
imagination
organised planning
decision - decide to go ahead
persistence - and keep to that decision, no matter what
power of the mastermind - others of like mind are a great help to work with
the mystery of sex transmutation - a higher reason for creating wealth. Doing for something/one other than ourselves.
the subconscious mind
the brain
the sixth sense

Many run out of 'puff' when it comes to number 8. persistence.
The book 'Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is a great read.
Every single person can make a difference on their own. Everyone does.
When enough want the same thing, it becomes more likely and more possible.
Think about what you do want, not what you don't. If you think about what you don't want, that's what you're gonna get - what you don't want.
Be grateful for the good AND the bad. Without the bad there can't be a concept of good. And what lessons would there be to learn without the bad?
It adds incentive to life (lol).
TTFN
Sue

Dean Nicholas wrote:

Sangita, My life is meaningful, however you seem to have taken this me stereotyping. I was trying to argue that the rich are arrogant and that they think they have it all, philosophically speaking. Which is what this medium is all about is it not? I don't hate anyone except those with ignorance to what is happening around us every minute of everyday. There is a philosophical politeness in society that exist in you and others, seem to think everything is ok it's the individual and the perception of that individual. Well if i took your source of income and everything you have including your family and friends. I would like to see how philosophical you will be then and see if that chirpy nature you seem to exhibit freely without consideration to the recipient. This may sound extreme to you but that what happens to a lot of people everyday. Houses are re-possesed wages are not enough to cover even with two working. The mighty dollar rules supreme...to protect the rich. Sure tell me you know of rich people who seem to be good people. That's not the arguement. The argument is that what are they doing to make the interest rates drop to develop a fair system of tax and benefits how are they making others better off. There is a lot of unessecery suffering due to money. If the rich did not benefit from all the tax havens and offshore accounts ect and was bound by the country which housed them it maybe a different story then we can talk about that.

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Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?

I meant it really shoots your self esteem sky high!

--- On Thu, 28/8/08, Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au> wrote:

From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au>
Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?
To: mylifeismine@yahoogroups.com.au
Date: Thursday, 28 August, 2008, 10:28 AM

Hi Dean,
That money is our ruler is a matter of opinion (of course).
It's just a cog in the gearing of society. Its a tool of trade.
For those that think money is the route of all evil and who wish to live 'virtuous' lives, they'll live with a low bank balance.
Our society isn't just about the bottom line - its about family, friends, fun, purpose and life.
Anyone that has money knows damn well money is worthless without a higher reason for it being there.
For some, money is a power-trip - that still doesn't make it bad.
Pity the 'poor bastards' that are into money only for money's sake for they really are truly poor.

Personally I prefer hazelnut chocolate. Life wouldn't be the same without nuts (ROFL).
TTFN
Sue

Dean Nicholas wrote:

To all who read it and Sangita. I agree we are children of the universe, complex and ingenious intelligent species that have made money our ruler, that's my arguement, not about you, not about me. If i offended you that is your reality and perception of what you took out of what i wrote. I was been philosophical and tended to be political and direct. I got a reaction out of you and your arguement proved to me and maybe others who saw it, what i was trying to convey. Money is the route of all evil and that, you, would as with many, do anything as you have proved. Do anything for it. It's a shame that our society is all about the bottom line. Thank you Perry Enriquez for the opportunity for this forum. This banter is like chocolate... .thanks Dean.

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Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?

Amazing!!! Sue you're on a roll here! There is sheer joy in making money by doing something well, with expertise. Not that it shoots your self esteem sky high. You rock Sue!!

P S: aaaaaaaahhh!! Chocolate!

--- On Thu, 28/8/08, Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au> wrote:

From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au>
Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY?
To: mylifeismine@yahoogroups.com.au
Date: Thursday, 28 August, 2008, 10:28 AM

Hi Dean,
That money is our ruler is a matter of opinion (of course).
It's just a cog in the gearing of society. Its a tool of trade.
For those that think money is the route of all evil and who wish to live 'virtuous' lives, they'll live with a low bank balance.
Our society isn't just about the bottom line - its about family, friends, fun, purpose and life.
Anyone that has money knows damn well money is worthless without a higher reason for it being there.
For some, money is a power-trip - that still doesn't make it bad.
Pity the 'poor bastards' that are into money only for money's sake for they really are truly poor.

Personally I prefer hazelnut chocolate. Life wouldn't be the same without nuts (ROFL).
TTFN
Sue

Dean Nicholas wrote:

To all who read it and Sangita. I agree we are children of the universe, complex and ingenious intelligent species that have made money our ruler, that's my arguement, not about you, not about me. If i offended you that is your reality and perception of what you took out of what i wrote. I was been philosophical and tended to be political and direct. I got a reaction out of you and your arguement proved to me and maybe others who saw it, what i was trying to convey. Money is the route of all evil and that, you, would as with many, do anything as you have proved. Do anything for it. It's a shame that our society is all about the bottom line. Thank you Perry Enriquez for the opportunity for this forum. This banter is like chocolate... .thanks Dean.

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Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY? -> the nature of thought

Beautiful!

--- sangita borgave <sangita142002@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

> Well said sue!
> I think this is what I meant to say. I really
> enjoyed this mail.
>
> --- On Thu, 28/8/08, Sue McEwen
> <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au> wrote:
>
> From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.com.au>
> Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] What is REALITY? -> the
> nature of thought
> To: mylifeismine@yahoogroups.com.au
> Date: Thursday, 28 August, 2008, 9:30 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Suffering isn't due to money. Money doesn't do
> anything. Its what we think of money, and how,
> that's the problem.
> True wealth can be determined by what you have left
> when you have no money.
> There are some Rich that are arrogant but also a lot
> of poor people that are arrogant too. Its a human
> affliction.
> Desire is the cause of all suffering (Buddhism).
> It's not up to the Rich to lower interest rates.
> The rich might get richer but that because they know
> how. Some of them also become poor, but because they
> know how to create financial wealth, they can climb
> back up to being rich again.
> Creating wealth (in whatever area of your life) is
> determined by you, how you think and how you conduct
> your life.
> If you don't have the right wealth creation mindset
> you are unlikely to become wealthy.
> If you become wealthy by accident it is likely
> you'll not hold onto that wealth for long.
> How many times have you heard people winning the
> lottery and within 12 - 24 months have nothing left?
> We all live as we think we should.
> Many of us have a poverty creation mindset.
> What is THE most important thing in your life?
> Write down the top ten with the most important at
> number one.
> How far down the list is money?
> Any wonder that you might not be financially
> wealthy?
> Most of us (I imagine) put family, happiness, first.
>
> The 13 steps to riches (Napoleon Hill):
>
>
> desire - everything starts with this, a thought.
>
> faith - believe that you can do it, can get there
>
> auto-suggestion - your subconscious has to be
> onboard for this one
>
> specialised knowledge
> imagination
> organised planning
> decision - decide to go ahead
>
> persistence - and keep to that decision, no matter
> what
>
> power of the mastermind - others of like mind are a
> great help to work with
>
> the mystery of sex transmutation - a higher reason
> for creating wealth. Doing for something/one other
> than ourselves.
>
> the subconscious mind
> the brain
> the sixth sense
> Many run out of 'puff' when it comes to number 8.
> persistence.
> The book 'Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is a
> great read.
> Every single person can make a difference on their
> own. Everyone does.
> When enough want the same thing, it becomes more
> likely and more possible.
> Think about what you do want, not what you don't. If
> you think about what you don't want, that's what
> you're gonna get - what you don't want.
> Be grateful for the good AND the bad. Without the
> bad there can't be a concept of good. And what
> lessons would there be to learn without the bad?
> It adds incentive to life (lol).
> TTFN
> Sue
>
>
> Dean Nicholas wrote:
>
>
> Sangita, My life is meaningful, however you seem to
> have taken this me stereotyping. I was trying to
> argue that the rich are arrogant and that they think
> they have it all, philosophically speaking. Which is
> what this medium is all about is it not? I don't
> hate anyone except those with ignorance to what is
> happening around us every minute of everyday. There
> is a philosophical politeness in society that exist
> in you and others, seem to think everything is ok
> it's the individual and the perception of that
> individual. Well if i took your source of income and
> everything you have including your family and
> friends. I would like to see how philosophical you
> will be then and see if that chirpy nature you seem
> to exhibit freely without consideration to the
> recipient. This may sound extreme to you but that
> what happens to a lot of people everyday. Houses are
> re-possesed wages are not enough to cover even with
> two working. The mighty dollar rules supreme...to
> protect the rich. Sure tell me you know of rich
> people who seem to be good people. That's not the
> arguement. The argument is that what are they doing
> to make the interest rates drop to develop a fair
> system of tax and benefits how are they making
> others better off. There is a lot of unessecery
> suffering due to money. If the rich did not benefit
> from all the tax havens and offshore accounts ect
> and was bound by the country which housed them it
> maybe a different story then we can talk about
> that.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it
> now, on
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Regards,
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