Re:What some people consider as a hero, others think something els

[Guest guest]

Loved your thoughtful note. I thought I included quite a few Metals, many of

whom may have had Earth qualities--for instance, one I didn't mention was

Schweitzer, who was not only a gifted scientist, concert quality musician,

humanist, spiritually aligned person who could do well alone and who had

great organizational skills. My view of Mother Teresa is not that she was an

Earth saint as much as a person who had the ability to mobilize the backing

of the Catholic church (when it still had a lot) to bend to her will. I'll bet

she had as much Metal and Water as Earth. But, I do have difficulty listing

people by Element only, as Sensory Type or VAKOG can influence their

"feel" so much. And a Wood, e.g., can be a surly 2 year old or a mature Wood

who has learned to channel aggression. And people are often more than one

element, or going through a time that brings out a rhythm that is not usually

theirs.

The important thing here, is to think about this all the time. Watching movies,

reading, at parties. Observe and think and it will all begin to form a complex

dance. It is the question and the questioning that will bring you to thoughts

like were expressed in this note.

Sue

 

 

 

 

"Strength does not come from physical capacity.

It comes from an indomitable will."

 

-- Mahatma Gandhi