Ode,
Your visual was absolutely synchronistic as I was beginning to search for
words to describe these dynamics to someone.  Perfection in the Universe.
Thank you!  
Christine

> From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]>
> 
> I have this cartoon in mind where everyone is wearing a keyboard strapped
> to their chest and a blindfold at a party with all the people walking
> around with their fingers stuck out.
> There's only two ways this can go.
> 1] Everyone blames everyone else for pushing their buttons, lashes out in
> anger...pushing more buttons.
> 2] There comes a realization of where the buttons are, what they do and
> who they belong to.
> 
> Now maybe we can't eliminate buttons, but we certainly can preprogram
> them, be aware of how they're wired, not wear them as the first thing that
> enters a room [like a penis and titties? ;-)]
> 
> To digress...There's a certian self defeating illogic that comes when
> people decide to end an otherwise pleaant relationship because various
> protrusions were temporarily pressed against depressions other than the
> expected ones. You left for a moment, so now you have to leave forever?
> What scared me is that you 'can' leave, so now you must?
> I love that cat soooo much, that if I ever catch it being petted somewhere
> else, even for a moment, I'll kill it. [There's something about cats that
> makes them very hard to herd. But they are so lovable. It's pretty obvious
> that they like you and hang around because THEY want to.  ..and, the harder
> you herd them, the less you'll see of them]
> 
> Coming back...not that people can't push their own buttons and blame you.
> In effect, trying to make you wear their keyboard so they can complain
> loudly about how you type.
> 
> Control me!  No..not like that!
> Do it right!
> If you don't know how, I'm sure not going to tell you. [meaning, I don't
> know how either, but that's your fault]
> 
> Ode
> 
> At 09:38 AM 8/23/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>> I have found that there are distinctly a few 'professional' con artists.
>> Most are as you describe "Con people aren't always evil. Most aren't at all
>> happy. Some believe their own con game or just can't see it themselves. A
>> few are trying to force you into loving them. They feel that no one
>> could..just do it.  Emotional vampires who don't know any other way."
>> 
>> From my point of view any vampire type of action are people who have veils
>> on their windows of perception - some of their own making, and some
>> sustained by interpersonal relationships, and some projected by others who
>> disagree with our point of view, or have vested interest in not being
>> 'caught out' and by pouring their stuff into you restrict our movement.
>> When some of the anger is dissolved out of liver, gall bladder, or grief
>> from lungs, large intestine, or fear from kidneys, bladder, or bitterness
>> from heart and small intestine, or anxiety from stomach, pancreas/spleen
>> then perceptions change. If one does not have a 'button' it cannot be
>> pushed.  Some of the need to drain others - emotionally, financially,
>> mentally (vampirize) diminish as the dams of self protection start to drain.
>> 
>> We hold that stuff in our organs, endocrine or body parts.  Over time it can
>> look like dis-ease/stiffness/weary. Behind the ail-ment is an illusion, a
>> misperception of thought that was often conditioned into the body system
>> perhaps when  we were young from family, school, relatives, religion....
>> eg. the flu season,  'it runs in our family' - of course it does - before
>> the ail-ment is the common beliefs.  Dis-eased beliefs are a leak in the
>> energy fields that only truth/clearity can repair. The body knows how.
>> 
>> To paraphrase Garnet -" Life is for learning. Pain is a messenger.  Being
>> conned is a pain/messenger." --- It only builds self responsibility if we
>> get the message.  The vampire shows us where we have energy leaks.
>> Otherwise, loading the body with toxicity/drugs/chemo will create an
>> illusion of wellness, but without moving the dis-eased belief it will
>> reappear in a more virulent form the second time.  The choice is covering
>> up, self medicating, or going to the root of the cause. It's a choice
>> relative to consciousness.
>> 
>> Christine  
>> 
>>> From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]>
>> 
>>> I was once conned out of $7,800.
>>> That's not counting the nickles and dimes..$5 here, $500 there.
>>> Instead of getting mad, I started hanging out with that guy.
>>> Then I found more con artists and hung out with them. [New Agers, mostly]
>>> 
>>> It had become very clear that I needed to learn a few things...mostly
>>> about myself.
>>> Why was I such a good 'mark'?
>>> 
>>> Expensive, but very valuable lessons.
>>> 
>>> I discovered that some of the closest people in my life were con artists.
>>> Many of them are still in my life, still friendlies, some aren't..but they
>>> don't con me any more.
>>> I know what they're doing and still sometimes go along.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Con people aren't always evil. Most aren't at all happy. Some believe their
>>> own con game or just can't see it themselves.
>>> A few are trying to force you into loving them. They feel that no one
>>> could..just do it.
>>> Emotional vampires who don't know any other way.
>>> 
>>> I 'could be' very rich and have groupies.
>>> I know how.
>>> 
>>> ode
>>> 
>>> At 05:25 PM 8/22/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>>>> Rip off artists are every where in life. I don't know how anyone can get
>>>> to adulthood without some awareness that one must be diligent in
>>>> checking out any and all instances where there could be a conflict of
>>>> interest. I therefore believe that those who get ripped off by these
>>>> types of obvious phonies without making some attempt to confirm the
>>>> information or the practitioner as valid are acting out an emotional
>>>> agenda of one sort or another.
>>>> 
>>>> Life is for learning and pain is often the messenger, the pain of being
>>>> conned for instance.
>>>> 
>>>> Garnet


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