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> i'm having fun reading your posts...from the very first time you

posted the thought 'this is the one that used to be called 'neo' came

to me. i'm enjoying reading your words and wondering if your posting

under a different name...and it really doesn't matter what we 'call'

ourselves, since there are no new thoughts and thoughts are just

arising...blah, blah, blah,. still, having some fun wondering :0)

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I love that you are having fun, and would hate to spoil

that happy story with a silly thing like a name.

Loving that I can be whoever you want me to be.

Loving what is ....

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Dear :

Sounds as if you and I have taken a very similar path. As

says, " your story matches my story equals Love at first sight! " :)

I thought I would parrot some more isms for Jan/Steve.

Jan said: " external approval which is what I've noticed you guys give

to one another quite nicely EXACTLY the trap that the ego keeps

seeking - external approval - not looking to be authentic but once

again trapped with looking for approval. "

I know that you did not ask for my approval, but you do have it. :)

It is worth nothing or everything - depending upon the story you tell

yourself.

Blessings and LAA,

Steve D.

> > Dear Jan,

> >

> > You are very welcome; however, it is not as if I could do it any

> > differently. Meanness is in you? Is that true? This must be a

case

> > of mistaken identity! :)

> >

> > Blessings, Steve D.

>

> Of course I have mistaken identity. I cannot imagine Jesus as a

> pedophile. I notice that certain behaviors appear to disappear when

> one has true identity vs. false.

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> I notice that , Loving What Is (suspect as ), and you

> appear to intellectualize realization - with that and a nickel all

> you've got is a nickel.

>

> As long as I have mistaken identity my ego is capable of meanness.

> When I wish to move towards authentic identity, I have to do the

work

> and face the pain that my inauthenticity has caused me.

>

> I too can parrot appropriate Loving What Is-ms all day - but then I

> simply get an A in reproducing spiritual dialog.

>

> I'm noticing that when I'm in parrot mode - I'm looking for someone

> going - how wise you guys are - how marvelous - which is what I've

> noticed you guys give to one another quite nicely EXACTLY the trap

> that the ego keeps seeking - external approval - not looking to be

> authentic but once again trapped with looking for approval.

>

> You are me. I'm noticing me doing that a lot on this board. The

trap

> to " know " is huge - the trap to be appreciated for " knowing " is

huge.

> This ego is very tricky.

>

> A Course in Miracles says one has two choices - either to ask for

love

> or extend love - I like Margaret 's take on that to either be in

> the love or protect that which you think can be attacked.

>

> So thanks Steve - you reflect a lot of my own attachment to

cognitive

> brilliance back to me. I keep going back to it hoping to find a

soft

> spot...and repetitively knocking against the hardness of it all.

>

> Some say I'm getting Steve D. realized! You are me - I don't know

who

> Steve is...just me....

>

> Blessings - Jan

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wrote:

> Dear Jan,

> > Jan: I notice that , Loving What Is (suspect as ),

and you

> > appear to intellectualize realization - with that and a nickel all

> > you've got is a nickel.

> And what does that teach you about yourself?

You are asking the question - so what does it teach you about yourself?

> >

> > I'm noticing that when I'm in parrot mode - I'm looking for someone

> > going - how wise you guys are - how marvelous - which is what I've

> > noticed you guys give to one another quite nicely EXACTLY the trap

> > that the ego keeps seeking - external approval - not looking to be

> > authentic but once again trapped with looking for approval.

> If someone gives approval to me, does it mean I was seeking it?

, you say if someone gives approval to you, does that mean you

were seeking it? I don't know what does it mean to you? When one

gives approval is that what one wishes for oneself? And if as

states what happens to one is for that person not to that person and

whatever happens is exactly what that person wants...then yes, one

keeps doing things to get approval as long as one keeps getting

approval...because we all constantly get exactly what we want - all

the time.

> Take care,

>

Same to you - Jan

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Dear Steve,

LAA for 'lil 'ol me? Well, I tell myself a wonderful story about receiving laa

from you - that its just the love that i need right now - whether I asked for

it or not.

blessings right back 'atcha steve, catherine

SteveDaily wrote:

Dear :

Sounds as if you and I have taken a very similar path. As

says, " your story matches my story equals Love at first sight! " :)

I thought I would parrot some more isms for Jan/Steve.

Jan said: " external approval which is what I've noticed you guys give

to one another quite nicely EXACTLY the trap that the ego keeps

seeking - external approval - not looking to be authentic but once

again trapped with looking for approval. "

I know that you did not ask for my approval, but you do have it. :)

It is worth nothing or everything - depending upon the story you tell

yourself.

Blessings and LAA,

Steve D.

> > Dear Jan,

> >

> > You are very welcome; however, it is not as if I could do it any

> > differently. Meanness is in you? Is that true? This must be a

case

> > of mistaken identity! :)

> >

> > Blessings, Steve D.

>

> Of course I have mistaken identity. I cannot imagine Jesus as a

> pedophile. I notice that certain behaviors appear to disappear when

> one has true identity vs. false.

>

> I notice that , Loving What Is (suspect as ), and you

> appear to intellectualize realization - with that and a nickel all

> you've got is a nickel.

>

> As long as I have mistaken identity my ego is capable of meanness.

> When I wish to move towards authentic identity, I have to do the

work

> and face the pain that my inauthenticity has caused me.

>

> I too can parrot appropriate Loving What Is-ms all day - but then I

> simply get an A in reproducing spiritual dialog.

>

> I'm noticing that when I'm in parrot mode - I'm looking for someone

> going - how wise you guys are - how marvelous - which is what I've

> noticed you guys give to one another quite nicely EXACTLY the trap

> that the ego keeps seeking - external approval - not looking to be

> authentic but once again trapped with looking for approval.

>

> You are me. I'm noticing me doing that a lot on this board. The

trap

> to " know " is huge - the trap to be appreciated for " knowing " is

huge.

> This ego is very tricky.

>

> A Course in Miracles says one has two choices - either to ask for

love

> or extend love - I like Margaret 's take on that to either be in

> the love or protect that which you think can be attacked.

>

> So thanks Steve - you reflect a lot of my own attachment to

cognitive

> brilliance back to me. I keep going back to it hoping to find a

soft

> spot...and repetitively knocking against the hardness of it all.

>

> Some say I'm getting Steve D. realized! You are me - I don't know

who

> Steve is...just me....

>

> Blessings - Jan

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