I doubted but ...

[Angela]

You have transformed doubt into love!

[trekr5]

dalante

Let's be friends We are all seeking to learn here

And BTW, I love you too..I'm a she by the way

XXXXX

[dalante]

Originally Posted by wowik

Thank you for another great article, this one contributed to me and made me protest at the same time, which is good, but could be a sign of still being neutral or not yet polarized .

The question is: Is it our conciousness which should decide which polarity to choose or there is some innate or acquired disposition to one or another. It's obvious that no matter what we can choose both, but if there is disposition and I choose the wrong one, wouldn't it be harder to polarize for me then and wouldn't I feel incongruent with it?

I quite agree that most readers of this blog tend to choose the love, inflow side, I tend to believe myself that in World the disposition is also in favor of light side, but it's hard to confirm for sure because for example in WoW the number of people who choose light and dark races is pretty much the same. Well anyway my personal feeling is that modern society (especially modern western society) push people towards the opposite dark/fear side: you get education, then you get your job/duty/responsibility, you get paid for this, for earned money you get goods and services, and you get, get and so on and so forth. Seems like the modern society eagerly needs these darkworkers and does it best to enforce basic masses to use the inflow pattern, making it easier to achieve, leaving the outflow pattern as hard a hard, long-term and more complicated goal, am I right?

I think you're on the wrong thread

[Erki]

Originally Posted by dalante

I think you're on the wrong thread

But we still love him.

[Shaden]

Me especially.

I love you all!

*starts a big group hug*

[wowik]

Originally Posted by dalante

I think you're on the wrong thread

Yeah it seems like the time I was writing it, it divided into two separate

[JHL]

Originally Posted by Shaden

Me especially.

I love you all!

*starts a big group hug*

You know, this is how polyamoury starts.

Mr Chui, is that your hand on my leg?

[Adrienne]

Originally Posted by Shaden

Me especially.

I love you all!

*starts a big group hug*

*big group hug*

I just love a big group hug!

I Love you all as well

Adrienne

[dalante]

Now, aren't you glad I investigated on Steve?
It gave us the opportunity to say how much we love each other !
(though the path was a bit twisted)

I love you all!

[Adrienne]

Originally Posted by dalante

Now, aren't you glad I investigated on Steve?
It gave us the opportunity to say how much we love each other !
(though the path was a bit twisted)

I love you all!

twisted love is still love

of course i am glad. I was never displeased with it. I just thought it was interesting to question steve like that because as skeptical as i can be, i have never been such with steve (or erin) because my gut tells me they have my best interest at heart.

Love you all as well
I think we need more people to join our puppy..i mean human hug pile

Adrienne

[nantucketsunset]

how's that for good "data protection"?? "we can't give out personal information about people, cough cough, but actually... it's all true"
--glad to know we have such stalwart guardians of the laws about institutions' ability to disclose personal data!

of all the things steve says, i never even thought to question his claim about graduating in 3 semesters because he was so specific and repetitive with the story, and because i disagree with going about college in that fashion (having spent 9 years in academia myself, ha) so i don't think it's anything to brag about :-)
--my beef with steve is his "you have created the world" malarkey. i simply know that i would never create certain smelly people who gravitate next to me on the subway, not even at my most masochistic. ;-)
about once a month i notice something in my daily life and steve's essay will pop into my head, and i will think "not in a million years, even if i were bored silly by being the creator, would i have chosen for this to show up on earth", i then think, "darn you, steve pavlina!" because it's like a viral meme, this idea, and you put it in my head - aaugh.

[greeneye]

That's a really weird thing to doubt. I see absolutely nothing surprising in someone graduating with honors in just three semesters. People work better when they're focused. And the amount of information you need to learn in order to get a degree is really not that big. Mine and my brother's study experiences support this.
My brother graduated in computer science with straight A's while working full time during his whole four years. He couldn't even go to most of his classes. He says he was so successful because he knew he wouldn't have much time to study in the end so he did his best to keep up during school years and didn't wait for the exam sessions to start. Turns out his effort was better than most students ever invest.

I have been a total slacker ever since high school. I procrastinate everything and that is why my life sucks. Still, I did have one good year at University. It was the year when I had three jobs at the same time and hardly even slept. I did great at all three and also was the best in my course for that year. I even got a 6+ (6 is the highest grade here).

[Harmonium]

sup guys, <3 from me too