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Sam988 · 08-03-2007, 04:03 PM

I dont know if i am on this level of awareness or not, i guess i am, because in my life i dont care for those minor things that most people would care about, i only care about things that will affect the outcome of my long term goals(big big dreams), which i plan to achieve in at most 11 years from now.

So functioning at my level, a level where virtually nothing that doesnt affect my long term goals matter, is working at a higher level of awareness? I dont know, all i know is that in the state i'm now i'm ALWAYS happy because i'm daily doing the things that will eventually cause me to achieve my final goals.

So i dont know if i have achieved this level of awareness a long time ago and then i set those BIG goals (most people would never dream of setting such goals), or if i didn't get in this level of awareness yet, because i don't remember having this feeling of "worthlessness" and being disappointed at life, as steve described in the article when the person is transitioning to this new level of awareness.

08-03-2007, 04:03 PM	#4 (permalink)
Sam988 Family Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,232	I dont know if i am on this level of awareness or not, i guess i am, because in my life i dont care for those minor things that most people would care about, i only care about things that will affect the outcome of my long term goals(big big dreams), which i plan to achieve in at most 11 years from now. So functioning at my level, a level where virtually nothing that doesnt affect my long term goals matter, is working at a higher level of awareness? I dont know, all i know is that in the state i'm now i'm ALWAYS happy because i'm daily doing the things that will eventually cause me to achieve my final goals. So i dont know if i have achieved this level of awareness a long time ago and then i set those BIG goals (most people would never dream of setting such goals), or if i didn't get in this level of awareness yet, because i don't remember having this feeling of "worthlessness" and being disappointed at life, as steve described in the article when the person is transitioning to this new level of awareness.