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Blue Sparks · 11-10-2011, 07:41 AM

lironil, if you would for a moment consider what I have to say, I will give you a true diamond of knowledge.

You can and will find all the answers you will ever need about your personal/life problems and decisions through introspection, deep contemplation and understanding yourself and your behaviors. The key word here is understanding. Knowing and understanding your motives is also extremely important. Once you begin to understand yourself, your behaviors, your emotions, why you do things, why you desire certain things etc, then you will have the power to make genuine changes in your life.

I don't imagine many "psychics" would want their clients to know these things, assuming they even know these things in the first place. There are always people out there who profit from ignorance and with-holding real knowledge. The truth is, you don't need to hire a psychic to tell you why you have certain emotional problems, you don't need to hire a psychic to tell you what decision to make.

All of such answers can be found within yourself through humble introspection and gradual understanding, period. Also, people with a genuine and vivid spirituality and inner life know and understand how unimportant money is, they also understand how evil and corrupting money and materialism is to the mind and soul, and would never even conceive of charging someone who is truly in need money, in return for help or guidance. Such an act would be unimaginably self-corrupting to the spiritually developed person.

The very fact that a "psychic" would charge you money for "spiritual guidance" is more than enough reason to avoid them, because their own spirituality and understanding is not sufficiently developed, they will not be able to help you very much, if at all. Again, a genuine spiritually developed person would never make you pay to receive guidance, but such a person would in every case be more than willing to do it for free, because their satisfaction is the warm-tender feeling of having helped their fellow man out of sincere love, kindness, concern and understanding. Compared to this, money is worth less than a dictionary is to a cow.

Say a person comes to you after a lifetime of emotional difficulty and lack of guidance, or some other problem. Would you say, "I understand your problem and I know how to help you, but I will need $397. After you pay me I will answer your questions and help you, but only for 30 minutes"? Is that not basically stating that the persons emotional health and happiness is worth less than your personal gain?

Say you come across someone on the street who is suffering in terrible agony from some disease that has become an epidemic, and days earlier you discovered the cure in your lab. Would you say to this suffering person, "I discovered the cure in my lab and I will give it to you, but only after you pay me $797, your aid will be limited to one hour based on what you have payed me". Is that not basically stating that the money is worth more than the persons well-being?

What's more important?
A. Seeing to it that your fellow man is helped
or
B. the personal or monetary gain from helping your fellow man

If you saw an injured puppy on the side of the road that was yelping out in pain, and you know that you have a full tank of gas and can easily drive the puppy to the vet to get help, would you stand there and say, "I will help this injured and suffering animal, but only if someone pays me for the gas it will take to drive 5 miles to the vet"? I think most people would help that animal out of compassion and concern without even having to think about it, let alone an incentive. The same should be true when it comes to helping one another.

In other words, its selfish, greedy, unethical, immoral and evil to trade what should be sincere acts of concern and compassion for your own benefit, gain or other incentive.

You will never see a truly spiritual and wise person make a business of selling help/guidance for money/personal gain, their conscience would buckle under the weight of guilt and hypocrisy after only one customer. False teachers and spiritualists can be easily detected according to this ethic.

11-10-2011, 07:41 AM	#12 (permalink)
Blue Sparks Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 66	lironil, if you would for a moment consider what I have to say, I will give you a true diamond of knowledge. You can and will find all the answers you will ever need about your personal/life problems and decisions through introspection, deep contemplation and understanding yourself and your behaviors. The key word here is understanding. Knowing and understanding your motives is also extremely important. Once you begin to understand yourself, your behaviors, your emotions, why you do things, why you desire certain things etc, then you will have the power to make genuine changes in your life. I don't imagine many "psychics" would want their clients to know these things, assuming they even know these things in the first place. There are always people out there who profit from ignorance and with-holding real knowledge. The truth is, you don't need to hire a psychic to tell you why you have certain emotional problems, you don't need to hire a psychic to tell you what decision to make. All of such answers can be found within yourself through humble introspection and gradual understanding, period. Also, people with a genuine and vivid spirituality and inner life know and understand how unimportant money is, they also understand how evil and corrupting money and materialism is to the mind and soul, and would never even conceive of charging someone who is truly in need money, in return for help or guidance. Such an act would be unimaginably self-corrupting to the spiritually developed person. The very fact that a "psychic" would charge you money for "spiritual guidance" is more than enough reason to avoid them, because their own spirituality and understanding is not sufficiently developed, they will not be able to help you very much, if at all. Again, a genuine spiritually developed person would never make you pay to receive guidance, but such a person would in every case be more than willing to do it for free, because their satisfaction is the warm-tender feeling of having helped their fellow man out of sincere love, kindness, concern and understanding. Compared to this, money is worth less than a dictionary is to a cow. Say a person comes to you after a lifetime of emotional difficulty and lack of guidance, or some other problem. Would you say, "I understand your problem and I know how to help you, but I will need $397. After you pay me I will answer your questions and help you, but only for 30 minutes"? Is that not basically stating that the persons emotional health and happiness is worth less than your personal gain? Say you come across someone on the street who is suffering in terrible agony from some disease that has become an epidemic, and days earlier you discovered the cure in your lab. Would you say to this suffering person, "I discovered the cure in my lab and I will give it to you, but only after you pay me $797, your aid will be limited to one hour based on what you have payed me". Is that not basically stating that the money is worth more than the persons well-being? What's more important? A. Seeing to it that your fellow man is helped or B. the personal or monetary gain from helping your fellow man If you saw an injured puppy on the side of the road that was yelping out in pain, and you know that you have a full tank of gas and can easily drive the puppy to the vet to get help, would you stand there and say, "I will help this injured and suffering animal, but only if someone pays me for the gas it will take to drive 5 miles to the vet"? I think most people would help that animal out of compassion and concern without even having to think about it, let alone an incentive. The same should be true when it comes to helping one another. In other words, its selfish, greedy, unethical, immoral and evil to trade what should be sincere acts of concern and compassion for your own benefit, gain or other incentive. You will never see a truly spiritual and wise person make a business of selling help/guidance for money/personal gain, their conscience would buckle under the weight of guilt and hypocrisy after only one customer. False teachers and spiritualists can be easily detected according to this ethic. Last edited by Blue Sparks; 11-10-2011 at 08:13 AM.