The difference between love & blessings???

June 21, 2005

At 10:13 PM 6/20/2005, Sue wrote:

Are wood

and metal folks less mystical? Do they doubt emotion and

intuition

more? Are they empiricists? Do they need

" proof? "

Do they prefer feeling like they are in control by doing the

blessing? Is love

too nebulous for them?

Nah. It can't be that simple. People are too complex.

I await a teacher.

Sue

Sue,

An interesting story, Gary Craig was once on an airplane setting between

two women and he thought he would do an experiment ... See if he could

get either lady to come up with a useable sensory based definition of

love. Wanna guess what happened?

Is a blessing a more refined definition of love? Is it a more specific

application of love? In business it is said, " The results you get

depends upon the tools you use. "

What is the purpose for the activity in the first place to get results or

just feel good? I guess the answer to this question would determine the

level of proof needed. What if the activity was to get results and feel

good? What would be the determination of proof in that case?

I suggest they may be more mystical since they acknowledge the value and

understand what an emotion is and they trust calibration since it is a

more refined form of intuition.

It may be the difference in practicing to be a mystic and a mystic

practicing... one is at effect and one is at cause. Which do you want to

be?

To Your Best,

Dr. Houston Vetter

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