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Uplift · 06-10-2007, 01:27 PM

No worries Lallymac, no offense by my assumption. That's funny, when will I learn. I thought I used Lallymac continually, as I started to wonder if you were a guy or girl. The simple, direct thing would be to listen, and ask, instead of beating around the bush and trying to 'cover myself'.
I have experienced, and still experience a barrage of belief altering... well actually shattering... things as well, that I am still trying to make sense of. I like to be inspired by things, and think it is valuable to do so. One lesson I learned about me was that no matter what amasing thing happened, or happens, its easy to doubt. I also learned that intention, truth is all powerfull. You can't fool yourself, as they say. You either truly want the best for all, or you don't. So deep down, I'm fearless.

06-10-2007, 01:27 PM	#56 (permalink)
Uplift Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 734	Lesson no... No worries Lallymac, no offense by my assumption. That's funny, when will I learn. I thought I used Lallymac continually, as I started to wonder if you were a guy or girl. The simple, direct thing would be to listen, and ask, instead of beating around the bush and trying to 'cover myself'. I have experienced, and still experience a barrage of belief altering... well actually shattering... things as well, that I am still trying to make sense of. I like to be inspired by things, and think it is valuable to do so. One lesson I learned about me was that no matter what amasing thing happened, or happens, its easy to doubt. I also learned that intention, truth is all powerfull. You can't fool yourself, as they say. You either truly want the best for all, or you don't. So deep down, I'm fearless.