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

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Hi Gail,

> According to the element test , I am (that dreadful) water followed > closely by wood, then fire,> and earth and metal.

I think that based on your words..

.." genius extroadinaire; a true rennaisance man -- he followed his soul purpose, self actualized, wayfarers for others"

you are mostly an Earth Element.

> I know the people I least enjoy are for the most part strongly > saturnianish Capricorn ---that too staid and > materialistic/reductionist.... punitive, duty-bound, hairshirt and > "good ole boy" controling sort of energy.

Those are pretty much Wood element characteristics and that stands to reason that you as an Earth element would not like those qualities.

> > Docspeed you said:> But, since many on this list also are earth elements, I'm sure they> LOVE them.> > I am curious: Whats the element ratio of those on this list --- give > or take, mostly what.

Those most active on this list are Wood or Metal.

Earth elements don't stick around long...they can't stand the heat or they feel like they are being bullied.

Water elements stick around but they just go with the flow and don't like change...and usually can't make up their minds which way to jump.

Fire's get bored unless the topics get heated or keep moving...gotta keep their interest.

Metals love Doc's precise drills and cause and effect. Sometimes, things are just never perfect enough for them to move forward

Wood's love to get things done...sometimes it takes getting angry to get them moving but they're the ones that can change the world when they do move.

> What is the criteria one must meet to qualify as a hero?

A hero is someone that takes responsibility for their own actions, their own integrity, they become aware of possibilities and then keep working until they get what they want. They have strong beliefs....that feeling of sureness that they will fight to the death to defend.> To the victor go the spoils of war -- including the right (power) to > tell HIS STORY and silence> all other stories.

Always...as it should be

I have often wondered how history is presented in > other countries in their text books, if or how much it varied from what > I was taught in this country. And what truth> I would find

It's totally different...in England...the American Revolution is taught as the Rebellion of the States

contrary to the histories being told, were I to read the > akashic record. With the net, many bits of information have come out > that you are just not going to find in traditional academia -- > information that has changed my opinion of several of our "historical > greats". So what were these people mentioned Sue and other posters > (including me) REALLY like.

You can energy test it, you can energy test someone that's no longer around in order to determine their element or what they were like.

> Doc's question: Whats important about our personal > heroes

Know yourself first....your strengths and weaknesses. Then be able to recognize the element of another person and then know enough about that element to know what motivates them....for whatever reason you are interacting with that person.

Happy Holidays

Paige