Thanks, Chris Austin-Lane Sent from a cell phone
On Oct 31, 2010, at 7:42, "ED" <[email protected]> wrote: > Do persons not have a choice as to what they think/feel is important to > themselves? > > I certainly do not seem to; sometimes I know what is important to me, sometimes even that is mysterious. I have had very poor results to directly shift the priorities of my living. Fortunately, what i think/feel is important is not that important. What I do is what is important to me, and I have much more luck, say picking up a piece of paper on the floor and tossing it in the recycle bin than I do have in becoming a person that finds cleanliness important. Too many arguments with various thoughts and remembered emotions there, but i can pick up one item. > So, what if they are 'attached'? What business is that of anyone else? > Well, we are all one.
