Guest guest Posted November 22, 2004 Report Share Posted November 22, 2004 Aren't you always trying to avoid hurting people? You're concerned with the effect you have on them, right? Most of us spend a decent amount of time each day on this. You may not even realize that you do, but you probably do. You're probably like the rest of us. Most of us have done some really awful things to people, me too. And that's what we focus on when we think about hurting people -- we focus on what we directly do to them, rather than what we do to ourselves; on how we treat them, rather than on how we treat ourselves. Generally, we don't realize that when they watch us harm ourselves, we are hurting them in a way it cuts deeper, and that they carry with them longer. If you look back over your life this becomes obvious to you. People have cheated you in business deals, betrayed you in romance, thwarted your intentions -- you name it, they've done it. And you got over it. But did you ever get over what your father did to himself? If you did, if you really got over it and haven't just come to terms with it, well, that was difficult, wasn't it? The people who love you want you to be happy. They want you to be healthy. They want you to do everything you possibly can for yourself in each moment. They want to see that happening. And that makes them happy, healthy, and proactive. These are the good old days. Your friend, Bayard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2004 Report Share Posted November 23, 2004 Gorgeous timely message just when we are about to beat ourselves up on family obligations & Thanksgiving & all the shoulds rather than the " are we enjoying ourselves " ? " are we loving ourselves " ? You hurt people worst by hurting yourself Aren't you always trying to avoid hurting people? You're concerned with the effect you have on them, right? Most of us spend a decent amount of time each day on this. You may not even realize that you do, but you probably do. You're probably like the rest of us. Most of us have done some really awful things to people, me too. And that's what we focus on when we think about hurting people -- we focus on what we directly do to them, rather than what we do to ourselves; on how we treat them, rather than on how we treat ourselves. Generally, we don't realize that when they watch us harm ourselves, we are hurting them in a way it cuts deeper, and that they carry with them longer. If you look back over your life this becomes obvious to you. People have cheated you in business deals, betrayed you in romance, thwarted your intentions -- you name it, they've done it. And you got over it. But did you ever get over what your father did to himself? If you did, if you really got over it and haven't just come to terms with it, well, that was difficult, wasn't it? The people who love you want you to be happy. They want you to be healthy. They want you to do everything you possibly can for yourself in each moment. They want to see that happening. And that makes them happy, healthy, and proactive. These are the good old days. Your friend, Bayard Immunic taught imperfectly still cures people. Show anybody you can how to do this as best you can, and as soon as possible. And don't try to explain it. Please forward these e-mails because they find their way around the Web, into the right hands -- you'll save somebody's life. To subscribe go to: http://www.TheCureDrive.org A Not For Profit Yoga Of Immunity http://www.immunics.org Listen to http://www.TheCureShow.org Hear immunics working Join http://www.TheCureDrive.org Sweep disease off the earth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2004 Report Share Posted November 24, 2004 Thank YOU, Bayard, and all of your master craftspersons at WHUM. Arrow Test: - I'm attracting worldwide awareness and use of immunics. When you get your signal, you are doing it. Take a few moments to envision worldwide awareness and use of immunics. Do this now. See see yourself operating in the midst of that. What's different, what's easier, what have you let go of? Love, Keely Stahl 001(813) 672-0134 EST USA (-0500 UTC) keely@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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