Beliefs

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chrism,

 

It seems like we need to continually shed beliefs like old skin to keep

growing and learning afresh. A little difficult to know which beliefs

are helping us along, and which are dead skin waiting to be shed!

 

Seems like the inner witness, surrender, the inner child, detachment,

discernment and being in the now are all tools to help us unfold on

this path.

 

Peace everyone, bradly

[Guest guest]

Hi Bradly, thoughts from an old wood chopper. Just stay open, bound to

next to nothing. Easier said than done I know. John's post earlier lit

this train of thought off. Being well along the path of life does have

certain advantages. Life has changed so swiftly around us, we have no

other option but to be open to change.

I was a child, when Arthur C Clarke envisioned satellites. Sci-fi, and

then I went out one night to watch a giant mylar balloon in orbit, Echo,

our very first, just a system to bounce signals off of. We had our first

real time news from Europe. Now I have a sat dish pointed at the heavens

for my internet feed.

 

Tiny, black and white tv screens, with public service commercials that

were teaching people how to dial a rotary phone. It wasn't in the culture,

many people had no clue how to do it. Men on the moon that was H G Wells,

then we did it. Everyone going to the rich neighbors house to see color TV

for the first time.

 

Don't let the culture, as it is, set any standards. They change

constantly, they change rapidly. Don't try to apply other or older

cultures to your thought, yours are new and fresh, run with it, it's right

for you. Seek your own balance. Shed what you need to, cherish what you

keep.

 

We all seek ways to describe this, language joins us and it sets us apart

because of our choice of words. You can be overwhelmed by change interior

or exterior. Many days I think language dumbs us down. Lowest common

denominator. It's not a good way to actually communicate.

 

Peace

 

Don

 

> Thanks Chrism,

>

> It seems like we need to continually shed beliefs like old skin to keep

> growing and learning afresh. A little difficult to know which beliefs

> are helping us along, and which are dead skin waiting to be shed!

>

> Seems like the inner witness, surrender, the inner child, detachment,

> discernment and being in the now are all tools to help us unfold on

> this path.

>

> Peace everyone, bradly

[Guest guest]

You guys are so profound. I am still puzzling about anything energetic (except negative) about HOUSTON!!!!

Julie--- On Sun, 8/24/08, merlin <merlin wrote:

merlin <merlinRe: Beliefs Date: Sunday, August 24, 2008, 10:10 PM

 

 

Hi Bradly, thoughts from an old wood chopper. Just stay open, bound tonext to nothing. Easier said than done I know. John's post earlier litthis train of thought off. Being well along the path of life does havecertain advantages. Life has changed so swiftly around us, we have noother option but to be open to change.I was a child, when Arthur C Clarke envisioned satellites. Sci-fi, andthen I went out one night to watch a giant mylar balloon in orbit, Echo,our very first, just a system to bounce signals off of. We had our firstreal time news from Europe. Now I have a sat dish pointed at the heavensfor my internet feed.Tiny, black and white tv screens, with public service commercials thatwere teaching people how to dial a rotary phone. It wasn't in the culture,many people had no clue how to do it. Men on the moon that was H G Wells,then we did it. Everyone going to the rich neighbors house to see

color TVfor the first time.Don't let the culture, as it is, set any standards. They changeconstantly, they change rapidly. Don't try to apply other or oldercultures to your thought, yours are new and fresh, run with it, it's rightfor you. Seek your own balance. Shed what you need to, cherish what youkeep.We all seek ways to describe this, language joins us and it sets us apartbecause of our choice of words. You can be overwhelmed by change interioror exterior. Many days I think language dumbs us down. Lowest commondenominator. It's not a good way to actually communicate.PeaceDon> Thanks Chrism,>> It seems like we need to continually shed beliefs like old skin to keep> growing and learning afresh. A little difficult to know which beliefs> are helping us along, and which are dead skin waiting to be shed!>> Seems like the inner witness,

surrender, the inner child, detachment,> discernment and being in the now are all tools to help us unfold on> this path.>> Peace everyone, bradly