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« Reply #15 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Jen I am so happy you have your new journal.

Your not the only one that has things fly over your head on the forum so I feel what your saying. Maybe we can ask each other without feeling silly or something.

About what you said about gratitude. I dont know anyone that feels gratitude all the time. Be easy on yourself maybe. But I do feel what your saying about feeling more gratitude in your life and when things aren't going to plan.

Love ya Jen. BIG Hugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ps I wont see you at the markets today, I have work. I think I was the first one there at 5:30am.
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« Reply #16 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Thank you Sacha - you just made me think of something important that I did not mention in any of my above posts.  And that is, that I don't understand certain things written here sometimes either.  If it is something that I really feel I need to understand, I will ask further questions to help clarify, otherwise I am happy to just let it be.

On gratitude - I have started, just this year, in spending a few minutes each night, as I first lay my head on my pillow, in doing a "re-cap" of the day, and doing a little gratitude list in my head.  People, events, circumstances etc. that come to mind for that particular day.  I don't set any rules, just do a quick run down, and articulate in my head my gratitude.

Today, I am going to start early and say, I am grateful for you Sacha.  heart
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« Reply #17 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Jen, lovely to see your new journal for the year!  Love your new goals and outlines for your year ahead too.  I think if you know which way you're pointed, the path becomes much easier to pick out.

By the way... I count a lot of intellectuals as my friends.... and not half of them have as much clarity of truth and intuition as you do, girl.  It's been said here that you are already ahead of the pack by having the sense of feeling of what is being said, I'd agree with that wholeheartedly. 

It saddens me to see the intellectuals think too much around every angle of a problem, but never ever think to apply their own 'truth' to the situation - thus they never find their satisfactory answers or place in life. Instead remaining confused by too many ways of looking at something, with no sense of 'rightness' about any of them Sad
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« Reply #18 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Intellectualising things can be a a form of mental masturbation....without ever achieving an orgasm.

Using the mind to solve problems doesn't work.

Answers come from within (intuition...or..if you like...tuition from within).

Then the brain tries to "understand" something it cannot.

But there's two sides to this.

If the ego and the brain started the process well...it just becomes a self-serving loop.

If a real and intuitive insight occurs and you wish to try and explain that to another then the mind (and to a certain extent the ego) become involved in the process out of necessity...you can't just walk up to someone look them in the eye and dock to the usb port to transfer data.

Intent is paramount....

There are equal traps within simplicity and complexity.

Some things can be oversimplified to the point another will miss the point (whether you are the giver or the receiver)/

Some things can be overcomplicated with the same result (whether you are the giver of the receiver)/

What is the intent or purpose of the individual who is trying to convey something to you? What is your intent as the listener?

Is it purely self-serving and from the ego or from a genuine desire of care and love for another?

These things are difficult to read in an environment such as this (difficult, not impossible...particularly over time).

Rigidity of opinion/view and repetition can give a lot of insights....

John

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« Reply #19 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

They are great goals, I look forward to your journey as I know that by the end of this year you will have more that conquered them and will be setting another lot of inspiring goals as you reach new heights in you journey of life...

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« Reply #20 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Yay Jen,

I only just found your new journal!! Very nice to start fresh when you feel you have changed so much last year.
I am with you on the larfing part, I think it is when we are most in the NOW and that's what it is all about right?

AND Yoga 3 times a week! Oh I will follow you on that one too (gosh they are some great goals to achieve)

Hope you are having a lovely day.

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« Reply #21 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

My personal goals for 2008 are:

To become less frightened of a deep conversation. To know that I can understand them and contribute.

I need to bring some clarity here. This is what I get for posting late at night with little thought. I am actually more concerned about keeping up with conversations here on the forum. There are so many posts that fly over my head! In person or on the phone I am much better with them. I have very deep talks with people, friends and strangers mostly... not really one for sharing with my family.

Except maybe my sister... we have a kind of solidarity.

Going back to one of my other goals.... gratitude. Last night was a noisy night in our street which is really strange. I have a neighbour who I think has more problems that anyone could poke a stick at but even she was quiet last night.

We had hoons in our street! I don't think we have ever had that before. But from about 1 until around 3.30 they were racing their cars in our street and another street until I heard the familiar skid and muffled pop of a car accident. Then it went quiet. Then a neighbours dog started barking at 4 and other neighbours were out there yelling "Shut your blinding dog up for expletives sake" which is also really unusual. Normally if a dog barks... it barks for one night and that's it. No one says anything! Very exiting.

So anyhow, the sun was starting to rise and I had dozed intermittently from around 1 until the car accident. Then I was wide awake! I knew I needed sleep but I was too tightly wound so I consciously decided to remove my thoughts from what had happened and thoughtless people to what I was grateful for. That's the last I recall until 7am when I sprang out of bed alive and full of beans and ready to hit the markets... yeah!

Exercise, well I couldn't walk this morning because Bill was already gone to the working bee at the archery club and I really just like to walk alone. So I hopped on the rebounder for a minute at a time for around 10 minutes all up which I was more than happy with.

I'm going to take Bella for a walk soon also. So exercise is a go. I was having a big chat with Caitlyn yesterday about things we believe that are no longer true and through this discussion I discovered that I was still holding on to a belief that I would not be liked if I was not good at sport. So I've never played it! Comes from primary school... no more needs to be said there. I don't think I will ever be a team sports person but I would love to become fit.

Why? Because I have read a lot of autobiographies and biographies and articles, and I've watched a lot of people and I think you can be fit, but not healthy, and I think you can be healthy but not fit. I believe that physically, health and fitness are two separate things entirely although they may merge from time to time. I would like to be more balanced here.

This time last year, I was only concerned with staying thin... now I want to be thin and strong. Lithe is a good word that springs to mind!

Mental fitness is a goal as well. And balance should be there! Oh boy without that then there will be no point to the rest of it. I could end up healthy, fit and crackers without that!

John, Rowdy, Waterberry, Sacha, KLR, Les, thank you all for your words. I love coming back to a crowd!

Sacha, did you get my message?

Eve you just posted! I'll have to hit send to see what you said! Yaaaaaaaaaaay for larfing! Hot cross buns...

Here is my pic of the day....

Appropriate? I think so....

xoxoxo
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« Reply #22 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

I got your message Jen. I never hear your voice not laugh or smile at what you have to say once. You bring so much joy and happiness to so many lives. You can be grateful for who you see in the mirror each day Jen.

Thankyou! Rowdy. That was sweat of you. You left a heart print on my chest, Thankyou!

Love Sachman!

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Cute picture Jen! Very appropriate smiley
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« Reply #25 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

I'm sorry ya feel that way Migina..."masturbating all; over the forum" etc...

Sigh...

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« Reply #26 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Sorry John, comment removed... and hopefully we can be friends again smiley
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« Reply #27 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Have I missed something? I loved the masturbating comment! LOL. Made me have a larf!

I thought you was bing funny Migina!

Don't sigh John, it's much better when you larf! Here's something for you to larf at!

For you John!!!

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« Reply #28 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Lol, Yes! that was some of my best stuff Jen, I thought it was hilarious... but obviously not for everyone. Poor John kiss

Love the picture, I'm having a good giggle!
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« Reply #29 on: Sunday 13 January, 2008 »

Yesterday I was knocking some walls down in my house with a friend of mine...he's a builder type dude...they know all sorts of amasing things these builder guys.....but this guy in particular is a bit of a "philospher"...

There was sh-it everywhere...dust and sawdust and all that jazz...

As fast as he's making the mess i'm busy cleaning it up.

At one point he started laffin...and said "John...mate..sometimes ya have to make a mess to make progress......."

There's a lot in that observation...

John

PS...hahhahaaa Jen....when did I give you permission to post my pic online (what the hell is this crap.....LOL)
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