dear group

[Guest guest]

-LOVE the Work -I turned this comment around and I do like to be

critical of you being critical like I see that now.

And I dont like the posts i dont understand too philisophical or too

long. But i read them anyway

MAria.. I will miss you. I hope you will still post on here.

, I pulled on this mans hand through his shirt and I think its

either broken or sprained.. All this crap started happening when i

really saw myself as a bad caregiver. Also i wanted to quit..

Now i feel guilty and have to forgive myself. I know there are no

accidents , no mistakes..

The RAdical forgiveness workshop was pretty good I didnt really feel

any feelings mine are so buried ..the more buried ones feelings the

more energy one is taking from the present moment to hold them down.

Its best to feel.

Worry about the future also takes energy from the now.

basically we were to look at times in our lives when we felt a victim

or perpetrator and we were to say to another with a similar issue.. ..

" I honor your willingness to see the perfection in that situation "

To see the divine order in that incident since it is all happening

for our spiritual growth.

HE says its as if we make agreements with other souls in heaven to

create conflicts so we can grow spiritually.

The author Colin Tipping is hoping everyone is practising radical

forgiveness by 2012.

He has an interesting website.. I like his method and katies.

But then many of you dont need another practice.. I am forever seeking

something.

love, r

- In Loving-what-is , " mrcitrus6 " wrote:

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> If you have something to offer regarding the practice of the Work,

> > then please contribute. But don't keep preaching non-dualism it's as

> > much off topic as Tami's posts.

>

>

> lovethework I find this comment very interesting..

> When tamis gone you find someone else to complain about ?. Do you find

> that interesting or not.. i guess not.

> WAs tami the problem or your desire to censor?

> i really dont think you like many posts at all .. am i wrong?

> love,roslyn

>

>

> -- In Loving-what-is , " lovetheworkofbk "

> <lovetheworkofbk@> wrote:

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> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ----->As there is no " I " , there is no " happy dream. " The

torture is

> > > in seeking out that which is not, which never was, and will never

> > > be. The most painful state of being is remembering the future,

> > > particularly one you can never have.

> > >

> >

> > Andy I think we all understand the concept that there is no " I " and

> > no " happy dream " . Right now I do not experience any torture in

> > believing I am or that my very real dream could be entirely happy.

> >

> > The Work IS NOT a non-dualistic path, it DOES NOT require that we

give

> > up or see through our dream. If you want discuss non-dualism then

find

> > a forum that does. Andy if you have realized the ultimate truth

> > through a non-dualistic path then good for you, but please be kind

> > enough to realize THAT THAT IS NOT the path being discussed here.

> >

> > If you have something to offer regarding the practice of the Work,

> > then please contribute. But don't keep preaching non-dualism it's as

> > much off topic as Tami's posts.

> >

> > Have a beautiful day

> >

> >

> > " There's nothing between you and love but unquestioned concepts. "

> > Byron

> >

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