For those interested in truth and not confusion ...

[Guest guest]

For those who wish to gain a greater understanding of how THOUGHTS

create our reality, may I recommend the following website.

http://www.hsc.wvu.edu/sbi/

It is a link to the Sydney Banks Institute for Innate Health. Sydney

Banks had an experience of clarity very similar to that of Byron

, and a whole research facility has been created to expand his

work.

The " Materials " section is espcially interesting, here you will find

details of books by Sydney Banks as well as other articles.

The site provides wonderfully " scientific " evidence of the " truth " of

s order of creation i.e. THINK, FEEL, ACT, HAVE.

Loving what is, angels, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

1st key for understanding feelings

1 . FEELINGS ARE NOT FACTS . My feelings can be stirred as much by

imagined as by real causes . Between a feeling and a fact there is

always some ( at least implicit ) thought ; and the more disturbed I

am the less my feelings are related to reality . My chief task ,

therefore , should be to keep my thinking true and to go by what

I know , not by how I feel .

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> For those who wish to gain a greater understanding of how THOUGHTS

> create our reality, may I recommend the following website.

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> http://www.hsc.wvu.edu/sbi/

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> It is a link to the Sydney Banks Institute for Innate Health. Sydney

> Banks had an experience of clarity very similar to that of Byron

> , and a whole research facility has been created to expand his

> work.

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> The " Materials " section is espcially interesting, here you will find

> details of books by Sydney Banks as well as other articles.

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> The site provides wonderfully " scientific " evidence of the " truth " of

> s order of creation i.e. THINK, FEEL, ACT, HAVE.

>

> Loving what is, angels, and that would be you.

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> Neo

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[Guest guest]

> 1st key for understanding feelings

> 1 . FEELINGS ARE NOT FACTS . My feelings can be stirred as much

> by imagined as by real causes . Between a feeling and a fact there

> is always some ( at least implicit ) thought ; and the more

> disturbed I am the less my feelings are related to reality . My

> chief task, therefore , should be to keep my thinking true and to

> go by what I know , not by how I feel .

>

Would take this quote and go a little further to say ALL feelings are

CAUSED by thoughts, not facts.

Just a thought

Loving what is, angel, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

" My chief task , therefore , should be to keep my thinking true and

to go by what I know " , Knight of the woeful countenance

Dear knight, how can we know if our thinking is true? We may be,

indeed almost certainly are, using a false measure. Perhaps the

answer is in a later key? cheers, Tim