My favorite new old saying is: "I always succeed, I just don't often know what I'm doing" [but I always do what I know until it becomes 'obvious' that I don't know what I'm doing]
Finding that out is what makes life worth living...and fun. Sometimes it's the sort of fun that peeling off an old sunburn is. It really hurt once upon a time. [but it's still something I did] Currently, I'm reading "Psycho Cybernetics" which places the brain as a servo mechanism. [And a very powerful one...not to be underestimated] The concept evolved out of the robotics industry when they were attempting to discover the source of motivation. [The robot always does what it's told to do...why do we have to tell it to do stuff and why does it do crazy stuff after it's told what to do?] The writer is a plastic surgeon who applied the concept to what the people he encountered in his practice were displaying...finding that a simple realization of the process..."This", is what I'm "doing"... worked miracles. [often making the plastic surgury undesirable and unneeded. In that respect, beauty is an opinion and people really do want to agree with you.] ..but that no realization or detail can ever be forced upon someone. Attack and defense are equal and identical forces, each validating the other. An attack is what makes something worth defending. The fight itself is a distraction and nothing ever changes till all the warriors wear themselves out. A 'person' running a defensive program will always find a suitable attack. A 'person' is not the program the person is running. People do quite often 'think' they are though. A failure of a program is as much a miracle as a success and works exactly the same way in every single respect. Believe what you want, you always do anyhow... no matter what. A true gift comes without strings attached or it's not a gift. God wouldn't put strings on a perfect gift, now would he? As 'healer' I just listen, smile and nod a lot...plant a seed and walk away. [Often just a touch, a smile and a wink.] It ain't my garden. If I grab a hoe and start weeding, my work never ends and theirs never starts. That would get in the way of my precious laziness. I might wind up dragging a following around. Can't have that! LOL [Being 'right' is WAY too much work!] ode At 09:15 AM 5/11/2004 -0700, you wrote: >Ode, > >Did you ever ask him/them what's right about what is wrong? > >Resistance is futile. Where consciousness flows no dis-ease grows. >God loves all. His 'com- p.u. -ter' has a glitch & needs reprogramming. > >Christine >ps - Ode you paint good word pictures... > >> From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]> >Dr. Seagal says cancer is about anger - the specific location(s) will >reflect some of the thinking processes that have gone askew, that need >reviewing and addressing. >> ## That's interesting. My friend with the brain tumor is an "Angry young >> man / health freek planet saver" who thinks everyone else is doing something >> wrong and getting mad about it will change something. >>... We call him Moses. ...God and Moses sometimes walk in my yard, looking very >Biblical with their long hair and beards, arguing about who's right while >everyone else is wrong. >> [Well, they used to but Moses can't walk right now] >> ...quite a scene... >> Ode > > >-- >The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > >Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > >To post, address your message to: [email protected] >Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > >Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] >OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html > >List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > >
