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tropicality · 11-15-2006, 10:45 PM

Lotus, thankyou for your reply, it has allowed me to see this kind of thing from the larger perspective. I myself may not be what I would call 'successful' yet, however I am in the process of conditioning my beliefs at an early age. I also don't believe that indulging myself in non-successful (from my own definition) people's lives will help me out in any way, maybe once I am enjoying wealthy abundance in all forms I may get involved on an individual level.

But, I still think that (putting mental born illnesses aside) that any person had the choice at one time in their life, to condition their beliefs (even if their original beliefs were imposed upon them by people around them, as is usually the case) and put them in situations to help prevent such things as becoming homeless and being in other scenarios you have mentioned.

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tropicality Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: L.A... Canada Posts: 121	Lotus, thankyou for your reply, it has allowed me to see this kind of thing from the larger perspective. I myself may not be what I would call 'successful' yet, however I am in the process of conditioning my beliefs at an early age. I also don't believe that indulging myself in non-successful (from my own definition) people's lives will help me out in any way, maybe once I am enjoying wealthy abundance in all forms I may get involved on an individual level. But, I still think that (putting mental born illnesses aside) that any person had the choice at one time in their life, to condition their beliefs (even if their original beliefs were imposed upon them by people around them, as is usually the case) and put them in situations to help prevent such things as becoming homeless and being in other scenarios you have mentioned. Last edited by tropicality; 11-15-2006 at 11:03 PM.