Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

SPIRITUAL EXPANSION AND CONSOLIDATION

There are two modes: expansion and consolidation One is expansive and open and adventurous and MOVING Other is enclosing and retaining and protective and settling   We obviously rely on both: acquiring resources — then retaining them. If you’re only acquiring and never retaining — than your work is futile. Water seeps through your hands. …

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You Don’t Need That Negative Thought

You don’t need a negative thought If you see everything as it is — then that thought is redundant. In SEEING you already see WHAT something is GOOD for   You see what something is good for, what someone is good for You see strengths, Does it mean you don’t see the weaknesses? Does it …

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Lifestyle World

Play the PREDICTING Game

You come into this world and you live, You live, you act, you observe, You act and you observe your outcomes And you observe the world, And you learn You learn from observing the world and from observing the outcomes of your actions, Then you put those lessons to work, In repeat This is how …

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How to Talk to Someone (Listen and Speak, ACTUALLY)

TALKING TO SOMEONE IS: -You LEARNING from me and/or me learning from you -YOU experiencing me and/or me experiencing you   FUCK “listening”: You know whose the best “listener”? A fucking tree. The TRUE art of listening is UNDERSTANDING what other person is saying — and RELATING to it. RELATING which means COMMUNICATING your UNDERSTANDING …

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About Success Advice

Avoid all “SUCCESS” advice, unless it’s: -extremely specific -or extremely broad what does it mean?   Extremely specific means that it pertains to a very particular subject. Read a book “How to successfully change light bulb”. It will be a good book, with straight-forward process to achieve success at changing a light bulb. That’s better …

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Love = Value ; Value = Love

Obviously what you love is valuable. It’s valuable because you love it. It’s valuable to you because you love it.   But then: Obviously if it’s valuable — you would love it. Obviously if it’s valuable, truly valuable, then it is meaningful.   When you don’t love what you have — it’s because it is …

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