| The later is the great day is'nt it. When it is internal no matter whats on the outside you are always upbeat. --- On Sun, 31/8/08, perry enriquez <perryenriquez@ From: perry enriquez <perryenriquez@ |
Hi all! First time poster here.
Studies says that visualization/
My buddhist side that knows these factors to be 'illusion' ain't interested in such games. My biology/evolution says that I ignore the world of form at my own peril.
No surprise I am being forced to sell my 19th floor half-mill condo in the heart of California paradise 'cause I wouldn't fight to keep it. After all, it's not the key to happiness.Only thinking makes it so.
It's part of the world and I have (nearly) never allowed myself to enjoy pride of ownership, nor to borrow 'esteem' by associating myself with what I owned/where I lived.
Head? Heart? Software? Hardware? Hmm?
Dear i fuc and others from the "My Life is Mine" group I am currently listening to cds about relationships by Marianne Williamson. She also wrote the book "A Return to Love" and this is a discussion about the book "A Course in Miracles" and I don't know who wrote this. Anyway, the cds (four) are a series of public lectures, that she has made around the world. She talks about the "relationship delusions" that we have. And one of them is that someone else can make us happy. She says that while we believe that another person, the "perfect" person can be our saviour we will never be happy. There is no perfect person, we all need to learn to love everyone the same. Relationships work better when they are approached as a result of desire, and not need. I'm still listening, and learning and trying to understand it. One of the things she says we do, is to create a picture in our minds of what the relationship can be like. Generally, this picture is blown to pieces pretty quickly, because the two people have two different pictures of how they want it to be. I will be glad to share this more, as I listen more to the cds. Let me know what you think. Regards, Lisa "The misfortunes of childhood affect the whole of one's life and leave an inconsolable well of sadness in the heart of man" P Bridas --- On Wed, 3/14/07, i_fuc <i_fuc@yahoo. From: i_fuc <i_fuc@yahoo. |
Well said! If you let no one take away your happiness,
then no one can! The mental/emotional/
physical/spiritual/ moral) "state" that you put
yourself into is really - up to YOU. No use blaming
external factors - although this is NOT the same as
denying their influence - rather it's "riding the
wind" i.e. in a strong wind, bamboo just waves and
bends with it.
Perry
--- Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus. com.au> wrote:
> One of the most important things in my life is
> happiness. It can't be
> bought, and no one can't take it away unless I let
> them.
> TTFN
> Sue
>
> jaws1606 wrote:
> >
> > It is about perspective but this is a good example
> to show that you
> > have to take the good with the bad, and most
> importantly you cannot
> > make assumptions on someones outlook in life just
> becuase of their
> > circumstance.
> >
> > People can make assumptions of the two people
> described, but no-one
> > really knows if they are happy within themselves.
> >
> > People with a healthy outlook would say the second
> person is having a
> > good day cause he is doing what he wants to do, it
> sounds so
> > comfortable to be able to work from home wearing
> your pj's - but you
> > don't know if this is what he really wants to do.
> The assumption is
> > he is working for home and that is great, but it
> may not be for him.
> >
> > On the otherhand people might feel sorry for the
> man with the nice
> > suit as everything seems to be crashing around him
> - but perhaps this
> > doesn't concern him. I would of course be
> concerned in this
> > situation, but my point is that you really never
> know how a person
> > feels about their life.
> >
> > All the money in the world can't prevent someone
> from feeling down,
> > so it is very wrong to assume that money will make
> problems
> > dissappear.
> >
> >
>
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Hello I fuc and the My Life is Mine Group I know the Secret, but I haven't read the book or listened to the tapes. I learned the secret ten years ago by reading "The P'taah Tapes" an Australian publication, documenting the words of P'taah from Pleides channelled by Jani King. I have been reading about it more recently in "Conversations with God" by Robert Donald Walsch. I think that people have known this information for centuries, because it is in the tarot. I am represented there by the "Queen of Wands", attracting what I desire. Thankyou for posting about "The Secret". Perhaps one day I will read it. I'm always reading something which keeps me motivated to make the visualisations, and to create the changes in my life. I create songs which are designed as tools to help us to change our beliefs, and therefore attract better things in our lives. You can download a song at:- I hope you like it, and if you do, that you will support my group too at:- Greetings to all the people here from all over the world. Lisa Dean "The misfortunes of childhood affect the whole of one's life and leave an inconsolable well of sadness in the heart of man" P Bridas --- On Wed, 3/14/07, i_fuc <i_fuc@yahoo. From: i_fuc <i_fuc@yahoo. |
Hi all! First time poster here. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
Studies says that visualization/
My buddha side that knows these factors to be 'illusion' isn't interested in such games. My biology/evolution says that I ignore the world of form at my own peril.
No surprise I am being forced to sell my half-mill condo in the heart of California paradise 'cause I wouldn't fight to keep it.
It's part of the world and I have (nearly) allowed myself to enjoy pride of ownership, nor to try to borrow 'esteem' by associating myself with what I owned/where I lived.
From: Mo Je <moje43@yahoo.
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2008 15:59:20 -0700 (PDT)
To: <mylifeismine@
Subject: Re: [mylifeismine] Re: Which One is a Good/Bad Day?
Yes, by money we can purchase the objects, things, facilities for entertainments, tools of happiness but real hapiness is still not sure either can get or not or may be in long term consequences will be more worest in some cases. So question is where is real good happiness and how to acheive it? Regards, Moje --- On Sun, 31/8/08, Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus. From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus. |
Well said! If you let no one take away your happiness,
then no one can! The mental/emotional/
physical/spiritual/
yourself into is really - up to YOU. No use blaming
external factors - although this is NOT the same as
denying their influence - rather it's "riding the
wind" i.e. in a strong wind, bamboo just waves and
bends with it.
Perry
--- Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus.
> One of the most important things in my life is
> happiness. It can't be
> bought, and no one can't take it away unless I let
> them.
> TTFN
> Sue
>
> jaws1606 wrote:
> >
> > It is about perspective but this is a good example
> to show that you
> > have to take the good with the bad, and most
> importantly you cannot
> > make assumptions on someones outlook in life just
> becuase of their
> > circumstance.
> >
> > People can make assumptions of the two people
> described, but no-one
> > really knows if they are happy within themselves.
> >
> > People with a healthy outlook would say the second
> person is having a
> > good day cause he is doing what he wants to do, it
> sounds so
> > comfortable to be able to work from home wearing
> your pj's - but you
> > don't know if this is what he really wants to do.
> The assumption is
> > he is working for home and that is great, but it
> may not be for him.
> >
> > On the otherhand people might feel sorry for the
> man with the nice
> > suit as everything seems to be crashing around him
> - but perhaps this
> > doesn't concern him. I would of course be
> concerned in this
> > situation, but my point is that you really never
> know how a person
> > feels about their life.
> >
> > All the money in the world can't prevent someone
> from feeling down,
> > so it is very wrong to assume that money will make
> problems
> > dissappear.
> >
> >
>
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| Yes, by money we can purchase the objects, things, facilities for entertainments, tools of happiness but real hapiness is still not sure either can get or not or may be in long term consequences will be more worest in some cases. So question is where is real good happiness and how to acheive it? Regards, Moje --- On Sun, 31/8/08, Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus. From: Sue McEwen <chinkajack@iprimus. |
One of the most important things in my life is happiness. It can't be bought, and no one can't take it away unless I let them.
TTFN
Sue
jaws1606 wrote:
It is about perspective but this is a good example to show that you
have to take the good with the bad, and most importantly you cannot
make assumptions on someones outlook in life just becuase of their
circumstance.
People can make assumptions of the two people described, but no-one
really knows if they are happy within themselves.
People with a healthy outlook would say the second person is having a
good day cause he is doing what he wants to do, it sounds so
comfortable to be able to work from home wearing your pj's - but you
don't know if this is what he really wants to do. The assumption is
he is working for home and that is great, but it may not be for him.
On the otherhand people might feel sorry for the man with the nice
suit as everything seems to be crashing around him - but perhaps this
doesn't concern him. I would of course be concerned in this
situation, but my point is that you really never know how a person
feels about their life.
All the money in the world can't prevent someone from feeling down,
so it is very wrong to assume that money will make problems
dissappear.
