What Makes you Cry?

[Plato]

Which intentions make you cry?

Some intentions are strong enough to make me cry when I hold them. For example, me winning the Open Championship (golf).

Just curious what kind of intentions get you going.

[themaster]

Love makes me cry.. (not all the way sometimes but close) of hand can't think of much else.. I suspect that’s what you’re really saying about your golf course..

I used to have a problem with 1 tear crying.. this was a deliberate act that only had 1 tear well up and cry.. and what it was all about I don't exactly remember.. could have been denying of self, or lying to myself I couldn't complete my dreams.. whatever it seems to have cleared up last I checked..

[Strem2]

Heroism always makes me cry. Whenever someone sacrifices their own safety for another, I cry. Whenever someone steps up above their former comfort zone, taking great risk, I cry.

Perhaps your intention of winning the Open Championship is at that level?

I have a few intentions that make me cry. 1 is to be able to sail with many of my friends and family on my sailboat which is large enough to take them out into the ocean..... 2 is to be able to invigorate consciousness on the east coast that rivals that of Sedoma, or the west coast. 3 is to be able to raise my vibrational rate/consciousness to a level that can bring others along with me.

[themaster]

Originally Posted by Strem2

Heroism always makes me cry. Whenever someone sacrifices their own safety for another, I cry. Whenever someone steps up above their former comfort zone, taking great risk, I cry.

What is the belief/definition active in this idea?? for example..

if you did believe that death was not a negative thing.. than you would feel what?

[Strem2]

Originally Posted by themaster

What is the belief/definition active in this idea?? for example..

if you did believe that death was not a negative thing.. than you would feel what?

It's been true my whole life.... This moment, I believe that it is because someone has reached beyond their ego, beyond their human fears to a belief and commitment to oneness/love.... Albert Payson Terhune used to say that "Perfect love casteth out fear."

So, I think it's much like your post, but the Romeo-Juliet kind of love doesn't always get me. Sometimes it does.... I'll give you an example. This is a true story.

A ten year old boy, 1/2 Native American and 1/2 Hatian, was with his sister, 3 years old. Her German father came in, drunk and with a loaded shot gun. He raised the shot gun and aimed it at the 10 year old, telling him that he was not his son and he was going to kill him. The 3 year old jumped in front of her father, holding her hand in front of the gun muzzle, shouting back at him to put the gun down and leave her brother alone. ... The man did, and left them in peace.

When I first heard that, from the grown brother, tears jumped from my eyes.... What is that? I don't know. A three year old doesn't fear death, but she stood up in front of a grown, drunken, angry man to protect her brother....

[themaster]

Yah, that doesn't exactly get to the belief/definition though.. one of these days I'm going to re-watch A.I. and see what happens.. when I saw it in the theater.. I balled like a baby.. that movie has a trigger in it.. that works on people like me.. (and some others.. per my reading)

It has something to do with "love".. maybe unconditional love.. yep maybe that's it..

damn* thought about it.. still don't have it..

[Plato]

Originally Posted by Strem2

I have a few intentions that make me cry. 1 is to be able to sail with many of my friends and family on my sailboat which is large enough to take them out into the ocean..... 2 is to be able to invigorate consciousness on the east coast that rivals that of Sedoma, or the west coast. 3 is to be able to raise my vibrational rate/consciousness to a level that can bring others along with me.

Nice.

Do you consider yourself to have put those intentions out for the universe to respond, as it were?

[Strem2]

What is A.I.?

We are almost at the furthest point from Source energy at the center of the Milky Way.... Hindu's believe that humans live a thousand years when we are closer, and progressively shorter lives as we distance ourselves.

Do you think that when we are physically closer to Source, we will feel the connection all the time, and won't be crying for the reminders of separation?

Just a thought.

[themaster]

Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001)

[Strem2]

Originally Posted by Plato

Nice.

Do you consider yourself to have put those intentions out for the universe to respond, as it were?

Yes. And, the Universe responded by telling me that I have a lot to learn.... But, I know it's possible.

[joelr]

Originally Posted by Strem2

What is A.I.?

We are almost at the furthest point from Source energy at the center of the Milky Way.... Hindu's believe that humans live a thousand years when we are closer, and progressively shorter lives as we distance ourselves.

Haven't heard that before. Is that because there is more mass/light at the center of the Milky Way it's believed to be more benificial to us?
The outer rim of the Galaxy has about 80% or more of the mass in the form of dark matter. Although it doesn't reflect light it is "frozen light" like all matter so it's all source energy.

[Strem2]

Originally Posted by joelr

Haven't heard that before. Is that because there is more mass/light at the center of the Milky Way it's believed to be more benificial to us?
The outer rim of the Galaxy has about 80% or more of the mass in the form of dark matter. Although it doesn't reflect light it is "frozen light" like all matter so it's all source energy.

I'm not an astrophysicist, and have all my knowledge of this from Gregg Braden's books. His newest, Fractal Time is where I got this bit of information.

Thank you for the information about dark matter.... Isn't that something I should avoid?