What do you mean soup is information?

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, " Juan M.

Mercado " <profesormental2004@a...> wrote:

> Hello!

 

> Let me help out a bit, for clarification's sake.

 

> >>When people provide something of value to others, they should be

> >>reimbursed for it in some way that is meaningful to them.

> >I don't know what you mean when you say chunks.

 

> Pieces of information. You can have large chunks in your soup, or

> smaller more bitesize ones. Smaller pieces are more detailed.

>Larger ones more general.

 

Why do you talk about soup when you mean information? And what type

of soup are you refering to? Does it have a brand name, maybe

campbells, or is it home make?

 

You don't make sense.

 

> >And I know that our energies are a gift from God, and we need to

be > >taught how to use those energies for the use of healing.

 

> Quantum mechanical structures then are also a " gift from God " , and

>we should be taught about their use.

 

What are you talking about?

 

The only Quantum I've seen is Quantum Leap on TV and it was a

horrible show, this guy pretending he could do time travel and

become a black person and a woman.

 

Sickening!

 

> So how should a teacher be given in appreciation for his/her

> contribution to Humanity.

 

God will provide. And if he don't then the government will.

 

And the rest of your questions are meaningless so I will not them.

 

With care and kindness,

Barbara Ann

 

> Note that the people that harvest the food for us do not know

personally

> if we've done OUR part to deserve that they give us taht food. Nor

do

> the people who distribute it to us.

>

> How do they know we've done our part so that they happily give us

the

> food we would otherwise have to spend many hours of the day

obtaining?

>

> Since we do not live in a monastery, the do not know that we have

> contributed.

>

> In a monastery, if you job is to clean the floors, or cook, or

research

> in the library,

>

> or heal the sick,

>

> or teach other people, then you deserved that the people that

spent

> their day getting the food gave it to you.

>

> Now, as proof taht we've done our part, we have money. It is a

measure

> that we do something of value to society.

>

> So a teaching professional gets paid for his/her services, which

is the

> gift of knowledge,

>

> that before people would have to spend a lifetime of sacrifice to

learn

> less than 1% of what we are taught now;

>

> a health professional gets paid for his/her services, the gift of

health,

>

> that now because of our technologival advances, can do miracles in

a

> daily basis, (in both medical and energetical models).

>

> >God gave us the energies and God gave us people that can help us

> >learn how to learn them.

> >

> >Charging for a gift from God is not religious, and should not be

> >done.

> >

> >

> >

> Then allowing salaries for ministers, reverends and clergymen

should not

> be done? Then you are against the very livelyhood of those taht

keep

> religions alive?

>

> Know that they recieve as payment a salary from a non profit

> organization, NOT a donation.

>

> If they don't get paid, they leave to another congregation or

place

> where they can get paid.

>

> It's very hard to teach on an empty stomach, a crooked neck (from

no

> bed) and the need to feed your family.

>

> >And I know that in Heaven I will be rewarded. That is all that

> >counts.

> >

> >

> >

> To you.

>

> Not respecting other people's " views " and " thoughts " of

the " realities "

> of the world in which we colive in puts you in a position from

which you

> CANNOT help them directly

>

> (exept if you know that their strategies are away froms and want

to push

> them somewhere, not pull them towards something.)

>

> So if that is all that counts to you, then note that you're being

> rewarded right now too, not in " Heaven " .

>

> Helping other people that way, giving gifts from God for free,

makes you

> feel good.

>

> Like a hobby. You might have some proficiency, even be at Pro-Am

level.

> And that's ok.

>

> Note that to really make a change and a noticeable difference, a

> requisite is a large investment of time and money...

>

> and to make the most of these resources, in the market of

exchange,

> effective " business and marketing " models are needed so as to NOT

WASTE

> your " God given " time with choices that won't yield results.

>

> so either you dedicate your " workable " hours to the endeavor and

make

> healing and changeworks your " career " ...

>

> or have other businesses and invest your " workable " hours into

something

> that feeds you and your family, and have enough money...

>

> to have " healing " as a hobby

>

> to have a PC

>

> to write to a discussion list

>

> with love.

>

>

> Achieve and Enjoy!

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Juan M. Mercado

>

>

>

> >With love

> >Barbara Ann

> >

> >

>

> >

> >

> >>It is a blessing from heaven and to bring it into the realm of

> >>business is not something that I think should be done.

> >>

> >>Lovingly

> >>Barbara Ann

> >>

> >>

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All I have to say about this thread is thank you for the reminder about staying out of judgement!! The other comment is what an amazing group of people we have here, for the most part!!! I am honoured to be a member. Elizabeth

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barbara101ann wrote:

> God will provide. And if he don't then the government will.

 

Your posts are fine teaching provocations.

 

Thanks!

 

Best Wishes,

James

 

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