Fire Elements Can become VOLCANO'S but erupt only once!

[Guest guest]

Thanks Doc!

 

When I was a kid, I used to get over being pissed off fairly quickly, like in 5

minutes or less. But as soon as that same person pissed me off again, then I

remembered every other time I had " forgotten " .

 

I guess now I'm just more inclined toward Wood.

 

And it's AMAZING how many different ways there are to get even. Especially when

you consider that we have multiple lifetimes where we can hunt people down...

:-) I guess those guys we " met " at the last seminar when you worked on my back

got off lucky. Geez, I wonder whatever happened to them... I have no idea who

they were / are.

 

Jim

 

 

 

 

docspeed2001 <docspeed2001

Apr 13, 2005 3:41 AM

 

Fire Elements Can become VOLCANO'S

but erupt only once!

 

 

 

, " James R.

Knippenberg " <erommel@e...> wrote:

>

> Well what's the difference between a fire element that's

> pissed off

 

I'll just give one or two, okay?

 

A Fire Element gets over the PO fairly quickly.

 

>and a wood element that's pissed off?

 

A Wood Element remembers forever, and just waits for his chance.

 

And, he believes in an eye-for-an-eye.

 

....multiplied a thousand times!

 

 

 

> Thanks,

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

> And it's AMAZING how many different ways there are to get even.

-

You don't know the half of it yet, Jim

 

Synergise Donna and Doc. and Bandler in a mix.

 

At the risk of turning a bob cat into a mountain lion, I suggest you read

Richard Bandler's " Adventures of Anybody " .

Or if your wired auditory try the cd at:

 

http://www.nlp-cds.co.uk/adventures-of-anybody.htm

 

Sung.

rusty

 

-

" James R. Knippenberg " <erommel

 

Wednesday, April 13, 2005 3:55 AM

Re: Fire Elements Can become

VOLCANO'S but erupt only once!

 

 

>

>

> Thanks Doc!

>

> When I was a kid, I used to get over being pissed off fairly quickly, like

in 5 minutes or less. But as soon as that same person pissed me off again,

then I remembered every other time I had " forgotten " .

>

> I guess now I'm just more inclined toward Wood.

>

> And it's AMAZING how many different ways there are to get even.

Especially when you consider that we have multiple lifetimes where we can

hunt people down... :-) I guess those guys we " met " at the last seminar

when you worked on my back got off lucky. Geez, I wonder whatever happened

to them... I have no idea who they were / are.

>

> Jim