"zinnic" <zeenric2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Sep 16, 8:47 am, "brian fletcher" <brian...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> "Michael Gordge" <mikegor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>
>> news:1189902657.465955.105000@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Sep
15,
>> 9:45 am, "brian fletcher" <brian...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>> >> Mysticism involves solving the mystery.
>>
>> > Gessh, how does a mystic solve the mysticism that makes them mystc?
>>
>> > Do you have an example?
>>
>> Of course. Being "mystic" (as opposed to "a" mystic...mystics tend not
to
>> catagorise others), involves actually finding that there are answers
and
>> solutions and how they are discovered.
>>
>> Accomplished individuals will show you how to find the answers.
To"give"
>> you
>> answers only creates a student/master relation****p and dependency.
>>
>> BOfL
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> Hi Brian , am I mistaken or did you not just "give" Mike an answer?
Giving Mike answers is akin to feeding rocking horses...although he does
show the occasional spark.
> Also how do "accomplished individuals" (like you?) "show" non-mystics
> how to find an answer?
I dont have to be a succsesful athlete (like me) to develop ability to
coach
someone to find` their own capacity.
> Please demonstrate how it is done in the
> absence of instruction. A good example would be to explain how a
> toddler should mystically 'find out for himself' that it is dangerous
> to cross a busy expressway! :)..
> I'm baaack
> Zinnic
>
GDay....Hope you are suitably refreshed.
When someone is at the stage of needing to be shown how to cross a busy
highway, show them.
When they need to learn how to find information, take them to a library,
or
, these days , how to Gurgle :-) (sounds more fitting somehow).
When someone wants to find answers, show them how to go within.
Having been through each stage, I can clearly observe the difference, and
live acordingly.
BOfL
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