Asking Jesus is normally a cop out for those that can't think nor do!

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--- d k <discoveringknowledge wrote:

>Asking Jesus is normally a cop out for those that can't think nor

do!

> I have no idea what you are asking here. I dont understand why

>you need to make fun of someone's weight. As to Jesus, I think we

>can all do our own research on that.

 

> DK

 

So, Mr. suuu eeee suuu eeee, that is supposed to be a MASTER of NLP

can't get his weight under 390 pounds is supposed to be studied for

his wisdom?

 

Especially since ONE requirement for even a Practitioner's

certification in NLP " used to be " have " control of one's state " ?

 

And since " he " has taken rather large amounts of coxx, through his

nose, presumally for the purpose of increasing his metabolic rate so

he can burn fat...

 

....he just doesn't seem to be any type of model to follow in

anything.

 

Interesting that YOU didn't NOTICE that I gave 4 really GOOD

references for SUPERIOR LANGUAGE PATTERNS.

 

So, what is the meta-program for, " is the cup half full? " or, " is

the cup half empty? "

 

Sandy

ps. the post was NOT about Jesus but about the ATTITUDE of many that

envoke power through the " name " of Jesus, and NOT through the steps

that Jesus took. Can you notice the difference? Use your fantastic

skills of NLP and chunk much higher than a mismatching meta-program,

and up to the spiritual level, then notice what you notice.

 

> " sandygodheart "

> You mean I just can't " ask Jesus " and he'll give me everything

> without work?

>

> When someone can " ask Jesus " why would they study with a fat pig

> like Kenrick (yes, I've studied with him also, many times;-0), or

> study the bio-data profiling system that Rodger Bailey and Ross

> Stewart formulated from Leslie's work, which you are now quoting

> from Shelle's nice book?

>

> Right?

>

> Just ask Jesus and the world is yours?

>

> Hahahahahahaha!

> Sandy Godheart