interesting posts.

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Those who have a good memory, may not have the common sense to know what to

do with that information. Good memories, can be interesting conversation, or

just talkers, in many fields. We must be cautious who we choose to help us.

Those without common sense, may have to continually refer to information, for

guidance, and still not get it right.

Leaning on or trusting God, is good for most all. Those without a real

spiritual connection, may think they hear their answers, while those who are

truely connected spiritually, will hear, and respond, and may still question,

just in case their own egos are in the way.

I once had a brilliant client, who showed no physical coordination

whatsoever. AND, no common sense. She intellectually knew what to do

(riding), but her mind/body connection, was really flawed, after years of

working with her. She was a doctor in the emergency ward of a hospital.

There are the 'sensitive' also, who do not want to offend or hurt anything or

anyone, even if it is for their own safety.

We have much to learn about human-kind. The 'energy' of the mind-body,

spirit, feelings, and emotions, and how they work together, and/or effect

each other, as we are in different situations. Rose

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

rose

 

i think you made an interesting observation here.

i also encountered many people sophisticated, brilliant memory with much

knowledge and the over-load of this knowledge stood in their way to simple

commonsense.

and vice versa. simple uneducated people whose comoon sense turned to be

the ultimate wisdom.

 

it seems that is rare to find a person who combines knowledge and common

sense together.

if you know the way - teach me :-) Anat

 

 

 

 

 

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interesting posts.

 

 

> Those who have a good memory, may not have the common sense to know what

to

> do with that information. Good memories, can be interesting conversation,

or

> just talkers, in many fields. We must be cautious who we choose to help

us.

> Those without common sense, may have to continually refer to information,

for

> guidance, and still not get it right.

> Leaning on or trusting God, is good for most all. Those without a real

> spiritual connection, may think they hear their answers, while those who

are

> truely connected spiritually, will hear, and respond, and may still

question,

> just in case their own egos are in the way.

> I once had a brilliant client, who showed no physical coordination

> whatsoever. AND, no common sense. She intellectually knew what to do

> (riding), but her mind/body connection, was really flawed, after years of

> working with her. She was a doctor in the emergency ward of a hospital.

> There are the 'sensitive' also, who do not want to offend or hurt anything

or

> anyone, even if it is for their own safety.

> We have much to learn about human-kind. The 'energy' of the mind-body,

> spirit, feelings, and emotions, and how they work together, and/or effect

> each other, as we are in different situations. Rose

>

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