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Denise> YES, you're right, it's just hard to see someone you care about

slowly

killing themselves I will try to put things in the perspective you

shared...it

is true...you can only help the willing ...those who are open to the

information.

 

I saw the same 'problem' when I used to try to explain the virtues of

unschooling to people. So I just need to think of sharing info about

'true

nutrition/raw food' the same way I've learned to think of sharing info

about

'true learning' Now I can sort of sense who is open and truly

interested vs

those who are unable/unwilling to *see* any other way than the one they've

always known....and they are perfectly happy with that even those it's not

working well for them.

 

Thanks for the gentle reminder...

 

xoxo, denise

_____

You are welcome, it is equally a reminder to myself. Often, I find that

those who seem to need information most are nevertheless quite unreceptive.

I have found, for example, that quite a few people would rather die --

literally -- than risk conflict with family members over their own health

care. Doug Graham teaches that we would all give anything, however valuable,

for our next breath. This seems utterly obvious, yet I repeatedly encounter

those who seem to respond differently.

 

Mark Twain once mused that " one of the damndest things in life is that

everybody has has reasons " (approximate quote) Apparently he was quite

correct!

 

xoxo back to you, Elchanan

 

 

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Hi there Denise, My name is Kat and I'm trying to be

as raw as I can living over here in Venice Italy. It's

hard believe be!! I just read your response and was

really interested in what you wrote about

'unschooling'... I've never heard about that before

and I know it's way off topic but would you mind

telling me more about what it is? It sounds so

interesting! If you have the time that is, I know this

is a raw food forum and not a any topic you want

forum. : ) I'd really appreciate it. Thanks so much,

ciao

kat

 

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> Denise> YES, you're right, it's just hard to see

> someone you care about

> slowly

> killing themselves I will try to put things in

> the perspective you

> shared...it

> is true...you can only help the willing ...those who

> are open to the

> information.

>

> I saw the same 'problem' when I used to try to

> explain the virtues of

> unschooling to people. So I just need to think

> of sharing info about

> 'true

> nutrition/raw food' the same way I've learned to

> think of sharing info

> about

> 'true learning' Now I can sort of sense who is

> open and truly

> interested vs

> those who are unable/unwilling to *see* any other

> way than the one they've

> always known....and they are perfectly happy with

> that even those it's not

> working well for them.

>

> Thanks for the gentle reminder...

>

> xoxo, denise

> _____

> You are welcome, it is equally a reminder to myself.

> Often, I find that

> those who seem to need information most are

> nevertheless quite unreceptive.

> I have found, for example, that quite a few people

> would rather die --

> literally -- than risk conflict with family members

> over their own health

> care. Doug Graham teaches that we would all give

> anything, however valuable,

> for our next breath. This seems utterly obvious, yet

> I repeatedly encounter

> those who seem to respond differently.

>

> Mark Twain once mused that " one of the damndest

> things in life is that

> everybody has has reasons " (approximate quote)

> Apparently he was quite

> correct!

>

> xoxo back to you, Elchanan

>

>

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