Posts Tagged ‘boundaries’

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You’d think creation would be easy.  After all, we humans pride ourselves on being inventors, explorers and taking things to the limit or extreme.

And there’s the rub. You do so in a box, with boundaries.

You perceive there to be limits.  To go to the extreme is to have boundaries.  continue →

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Shake things up.  Push yourself.  Get uncomfortable.

That is how you grow.

And until you grow you won’t see more than what you have now.

Be reasonable or be daring.  The point is continue →

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So why are we here on this big chunk of rattling rock and lava suspended in space, somehow flying around other chunks in space while chunks of rock fly around us?

Where else would you like to be ?  You can go anywhere you want.  You choose.

Seriously, why are we here?

To experience life in a way that is not possible other than being here on this chunk of rock as you put it.

What makes this life different?

The challenges you face, the illusions you create – just about everything is unique in its own way.  The biggie is the continue →

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There is no white knight on a shiny horse that is going to rescue us, is there.

No.  But you act like it. You keep doing the same things you know are not good for you waiting for somebody to tell you to stop.

That’s not going to happen.  The sooner you understand that the better.

Get on with life – now.  Right now.

Why do you keep doing things you know are harmful to your bodies, to your planet, to each other, to your health.  I have not seen such an abusive species before.

Maybe we never outgrew our need for boundaries.

Why cannot you create your own?  Do you have to wait for someone or something else to tell you to stop?  continue →

You have been thinking a lot about reaction and creation lately.

You are correct it takes a lot more effort to create than to react.  And yes – it is no coincidence the letters are the same [creation and reaction] but merely rearranged.  Same energy moved differently.

When you do not know what you want continue →