Honesty -Julie/Deb/Sparrow

[Guest guest]

Hi Julie, Sparrow and Deb,

 

Thanks for your answers they we appreciated. I too have been in a more or less

solitary world but felt I need to get out into 'normal' life as family were

worried about me?! I am finding it harder than I thought with all the ego's and

personalities to deal with. I see so many 'wrong' things that others consider

normal and I want to scream - " Open Your Eyes " .

 

It must be so easy for those sitting alone on a mountain top having their

awakening. It is a test for me now to find out how I can rid myself of this pain

without causing unnecessary pain to others. I am partly there for spiritual

advice. So far it has just been prayers at the start of meetings and working on

rituals.

 

May be I need to spend time with each member individually and find out what

makes them tick. I have noticed that at least one of them takes Valium and it is

not a drug to be on while working spiritually as it changes your view on

whatever you experience. I have till Friday to think about it, so thank you for

all the suggestions, and also to those who sent me private messages.

 

Blessings in Kundalini Normality, Skydancer x

 

 

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> And Skydancer I really understand how you are feeling - I have been struggling

with this - feeling like bricks on my chest when people are ripping each other -

as my post last week I felt better after visiting my Grandpa in the hospital - I

hope I can keep it up - but truly I do understand.

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> Much love to you - thinking of you and wishing all to be well!!

> Deb

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> , Julie <jewelport@>

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> > Welcome to my solitary world......................

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sky,

Hup...been there, done that too, and got a whole lot of t-shirts.

May I suggest a couple of things to add on to what Brad and all others have

said.

To the manager who f@arts: " Have you ever met someone who does things that are

totally inappropriate in meetings? " - watch him to stop in his tracks and start

thinking. If challenged and says " Are you talking about me? " . Just simply say oh

no, of course not.

 

Alternatively, go with the change of perspective.

" I wonder what I would do if my car broke down for a meeting. I really wouldn't

want anyone to be angry at me. What do you think? "

 

Just food for thought.

 

Blessing,

Ernie

 

, " Skydancer "

<ionaskydancer wrote:

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> Hi Julie, Sparrow and Deb,

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> Thanks for your answers they we appreciated. I too have been in a more or less

solitary world but felt I need to get out into 'normal'