Re: (unknown)

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--- mrcitrus6 wrote:

> -I found that if I let go of the old story, I am

> free

> > to make a new one, maybe even a better one. I

> find

> > that I loose the " scarcity " that comes with the

> idea

> > that there will never be another person, place or

> > thing like the one I had. Then abundance can come

> > into one's life even more because one is free to

> > create or not to create (their choice).

>

> i dont want another person ...

Its not about " leaving " the person - its about

handling any scarcity within yourself and turning

things into abundance - is the glass half full or half

empty sort of thing.

>

> my husband is still with me and already i am

> stressed i could

> lose him.. so weird..

> guess i should be in present time. maybe listen to

> eckhart tolle.

I think I've read a few studies where it mentions that

when people start to focus on the positive, that this

is what they start to manifest.

So, if you focus on losing someone - you've already

created a loss - even if the person isn't gone. What

if you focused on being grateful that he's with you

instead and acting as if you are, with love and

confidence?

>

> now i feel like i wasted an email.. just rambling

>

> in my church creative living fellowship --one of

> three i go to.. there

> is a song..

> I release and i let go ..

> i let the Spirit run my life..

> ANd my heart is open wide yes

> I am only here for God..

> no more struggle , no more strife

> with my faith i see the light

> i am free in the Spriit, yes, im only here for God.

Different stories for different people - whatever

works.

For me, it would give me a sense of " fate " instead of

a self determined attitude with some " say " in how

things happen or how I make things happen. I guess

I'm more of a Buddhist type person. Or, as some say -

god helps those who help themselves.

>

> i feel better with that song.

If its uplifting to you and its enough - then its

enough .

Evie

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[Guest guest]

Hi

I get what you're saying .

For me, when I first started doing The Work, I

really didn't have my attention on being grateful for

anything - so I just wasn't. I was more accepting

about things, but it just never dawned on me to be

grateful - if that makes sense.

It wasn't until much later when I was reading about

other methods or things that the idea of being

grateful wasn't such a bad idea . A good ol'

fashion " Thank you " for whatever, seemed to be a very

good feeling for me.

Evie

--- wrote:

> thanks for sharing your opinion. my point was that i

> don't have to try to 'be' grateful, when i'm

> not...inquiry allows gratitude to surface ~ and of

> course 'gratitude' is just a word to attempt to

> communicate the indescribable.

>

> Evie wrote: Upon

> investigating this a little more, eventually, I

> found that there was an " is " - meaning whatever " is "

> and the natural " isness " (the word starts to sound

> funny to me after awhile - like a bee buzzing

> Like

> a present time " is " - nothing else attached.

>

> But - I think gratitude is a step in a happier

> direction - my opinion .

>

>

> Evie

> --- catherineantle wrote:

> >

> > ***When I question the thoughts that I find

> fearful,

> > I often find

> > that underneath them there is a state of gratitude

> > that arises

> > naturally.

> >

> >

> > >C.

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

---

thanks evie and catherine. i am grateful for my husband

And i have lived alone before.. if i had to .. i could

again..

It just dawned on me the other day he could die.

And id rather go first.. but that is not my business rh

In Loving-what-is , " catherineantle "

wrote:

>

>

> >

> >> > i dont want another person ...

> >

> > Its not about " leaving " the person - its about

> > handling any scarcity within yourself

>

> ***And a great way to 'handle' the scarcity within is to question

> your thoughts with inquiry.

>

> and turning things into abundance -

>

> ***questioning my stressful thoughts concerning needing anything

> other than what I already have allows me to see the abundance that is

> already, always present.

>

>

> is the glass half full or half

> > empty sort of thing.

> >

> > >

> > > my husband is still with me and already i am

> > > stressed i could

> > > lose him.. so weird..

>

> ***Not really so weird. You are believing your thoughts about loss

> and scaring yourself with them.

>

> > > guess i should be in present time.

>

> ***Should Schmould, you shouldn't be until you are.

>

>

> maybe listen to

> > > eckhart tolle.

> >

> > I think I've read a few studies where it mentions that

> > when people start to focus on the positive, that this

> > is what they start to manifest.

>

> ***Maybe they are noticing the positive that is everything and

> everywhere already manifested....

>

>

> >

> > So, if you focus on losing someone - you've already

> > created a loss - even if the person isn't gone.

>

> ***Yeah, sounds so true in my experience.

>

> What

> > if you focused on being grateful that he's with you

> > instead and acting as if you are, with love and

> > confidence?

>

> ***When I question the thoughts that I find fearful, I often find

> that underneath them there is a state of gratitude that arises

> naturally.

>

>

> >C.

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank God for antivirus programs!!! This link was blocked as infected! Cheryl I think you'd said your account was hacked. I believe it now. I'm still running a scan. Be careful folks.To: pjalford@...; amberlouwho@...; angelamy77@...; fftaz71@...; ofan1967@...; asthma ;

AsthmaSupportPLUS Sent: Wed, July 21, 2010 11:43:06 PMSubject: (unknown)

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I am sorry. That acct is now closed. Glad it was blocked. Hopefully it was for all that received it. Cheryl B.To: asthma Sent: Thu, July 22, 2010 12:14:22 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

Thank God for antivirus programs!!! This link was blocked as infected! Cheryl I think you'd said your account was hacked. I believe it now. I'm still running a scan. Be careful folks.From: Cheryl Burton <ncicherylyahoo (DOT) com>To: pjalfordlive (DOT) com; amberlouwho@ hotmail.com; angelamy77@sbcgloba l.net; fftaz71aol (DOT) com; ofan1967yahoo (DOT) com; asthmayahoogroups (DOT) com;

AsthmaSupportPLUS@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 21, 2010 11:43:06 PMSubject: (unknown)

http://dfprchat. bplaced.net/ default.php

[Guest guest]

Im glad I didnt click on it. It was very uncharacteristic of Cheryl so I didnt open it...plus it didnt make any sense as to what the link was.

(unknown)

http://dfprchat.bplaced.net/default.php

[Guest guest]

My virus scan just finished and I'm ok. This was caught. I saw an email where Cheryl rejoined the group with a new email. If we see any more crazy stuff we'll know it's fake.To: asthma Sent: Thu, July 22, 2010 3:41:18 PMSubject:

Re: (unknown)

Im glad I didnt click on it. It was very uncharacteristic of Cheryl so I didnt open it...plus it didnt make any sense as to what the link was.

(unknown)

http://dfprchat. bplaced.net/ default.php

[Guest guest]

It doesn't necessarily need to have even been hacked. This came up on another group once, and someone there said that the spammer can, if they know what they are doing, send something out that appears to have come from you without actually gaining access to your accountJennTha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't classify me, don't tell me what to wear. I'll be who I want to be, and I'm proud to be me.Subject: Re: (unknown)To: asthma Date: Thursday, 22 July, 2010, 21:41

Im glad I didnt click on it. It was very uncharacteristic of Cheryl so I didnt open it...plus it didnt make any sense as to what the link was.

(unknown)

http://dfprchat. bplaced.net/ default.php

[Guest guest]

Its a worm that someone gets in a bad link. Then it replicates itself into their address book and sends email to everyone in that address book. Someone might click on the link again and the process repeats. You never have a record of the emails being sent, so you wouldnt know if it was you or not. Ive heard that if you put a fake email address in with an address starting with an A (like Aaanyone@...) it supposedly blocks the worm from sending to everyone in your address book, but I dont know that that works.

Also, particularly on AOL...if you are getting spam from your own email address, they recommend that you delete your own email address from your list of contacts.

Ann

(unknown)

http://dfprchat. bplaced.net/ default.php

[Guest guest]

Would the original sender tell us if this is a legitimate link? Otherwise, Id suggest nobody click on the link, because it could very well be a virus or worm that will cause you all kinds of grief...

If it is a legit link, then I apologize in advance for my paranoia.

Ann

(i altered the link in my reply so it should be inactive but I wouldnt click on it anyway)

(unknown)

http://penijif.t3.com/

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[Guest guest]

please don't send this againTo: asthma-owner ; allergiesandasthma@...; asthma ; dbaker32@...; highendvintage@...; allfun423@...; barbcrews@...Sent: Tue, July 27, 2010 6:34:40 PMSubject: (unknown)

 

http://penijif.t35.com/

[Guest guest]

This link is similar to the one that came through last week. Rebekah's account may have been hacked. Don't click on it anyone. To: asthma Sent: Tue, July 27, 2010 10:59:20 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

please don't send this againFrom: Rebekah Soethe <rlsoetheyahoo (DOT) com>To: asthma-owner@ yahoogroups. com; allergiesandasthma@ everydayhealth. com; asthmayahoogroups (DOT) com; dbaker32cox (DOT) net; highendvintage@ hotmail.com; allfun423hotmail (DOT) com; barbcrewsgmail (DOT) comSent: Tue, July 27, 2010 6:34:40 PMSubject: (unknown)

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[Guest guest]

-I just e-mailed her and told her that she shouldn't spam the account. the e-mail also went to those of us who moderate the group.To: asthma Sent: Tue, July 27, 2010 10:30:36 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

 

This link is similar to the one that came through last week. Rebekah's account may have been hacked. Don't click on it anyone.

[Guest guest]

Ok but I wonder if she actually did it. Remember one of the other girls had this happen last week. We'll see. The link that came through last week was bad because my antivirus wouldn't let it open, thank goodness. I'd clicked before thinking. I had to work on my daughter's computer earlier today and clean out some tracking cookies that she managed to find. To: asthma Sent: Tue, July 27, 2010 11:34:50 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

-I just e-mailed her and told her that she shouldn't spam the account. the e-mail also went to those of us who moderate the group.From: Canter <cindyj503yahoo (DOT) com>To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comSent: Tue, July 27, 2010 10:30:36 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

This link is similar to the one that came through last week. Rebekah's account may have been hacked. Don't click on it anyone.

[Guest guest]

Yes. Last week it was my acct that way hacked. I didn't open what she sent. I am afraid too. Cheryl B.To: asthma Sent: Tue, July 27, 2010 8:43:05 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

Ok but I wonder if she actually did it. Remember one of the other girls had this happen last week. We'll see. The link that came through last week was bad because my antivirus wouldn't let it open, thank goodness. I'd clicked before thinking. I had to work on my daughter's computer earlier today and clean out some tracking cookies that she managed to find. From: Burke <e_krub_16yahoo (DOT) com>To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comSent: Tue, July 27,

2010 11:34:50 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

-I just e-mailed her and told her that she shouldn't spam the account. the e-mail also went to those of us who moderate the group.From: Canter <cindyj503yahoo (DOT) com>To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comSent: Tue, July 27, 2010 10:30:36 PMSubject: Re: (unknown)

This link is similar to the one that came through last week. Rebekah's account may have been hacked. Don't click on it anyone.

[Guest guest]

Dark circles, yes, in my case. Don't know about the vision... that is

one symptom I've never had. LOL

Marti

> Hello all!

> Quick question... Is having dark rings under the eyes and blurry

> vision associated with low thyroid? Also, is it possible that a person

> can actually NOT tolerate armour? I've heard so many wonderful things

> about armour.... just wondering. Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

I am getting sick of getting these 'work at home' scams. Doesn't anyone

moniter this stuff?

Lola

On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 6:17 PM, Bon Kuhlman wrote:

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[Guest guest]

Unless the group is set up to moderator new members there is no way to

monitor what comes into the group messages

Jane

>I am getting sick of getting these 'work at home' scams. Doesn't anyone

> moniter this stuff?

> Lola

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Vivek

Ravin '82

> **

>

>

> Dear DrRavin,

> My heartfelt condolences. May his soul Rest In Peace!

> Vivek-83

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bharat for giving so nice comments about the book. I am tempted to read

it.

OPGupta

To: mgims

From: bharat_7910@...

Date: Mon, 28 May 2012 17:23:25 +0800

Subject: (unknown)

Great

Indian Novelis a novel (it cannot be anything else).

It is about India. It is also great, although in a greatly different way. The

author, the sophisticated Shashi Tharoor, has drawn inspiration for his book

from the Mahabharat. He has infused

the richness and complexity of the timeless epic into his writing. The Great

Indian Novel is a reflection

of Tharoor’s mastery and audacity as a writer.

The

Great Indian Novel is a story of contemporary India set

against the Mahabharat.The narrative is delightfully funny.

The characters from the Mahabharat transform

into contemporary figures who contributed immensely to shape (and deform) modern

India. The book

reveals the intricacies of Indian politics, as practiced since the ancient

times, as the reader straddles the gap between the time of the Mahabharat and

the present. The two

stories, inseparably woven together, create a literary work of unusual quality

that

has a captivating effect.

Tharoor deserves commendation for such

a brilliant concept. The Great Indian

Novel gives us remarkable insight into the mythological past and India of

the modern times. The humour makes this book very enjoyable. It is humour of a

different kind; it conveys a sense of recklessness; and it leaves an impact on

your mind. In addition, the humour effectively underlines the considerable

wisdom the book has to offer.

This book will certainly upset a few

people for its uncharacteristic depiction of India. It is strange that nobody

burnt, boycotted or spoke against it,as

has been done to a few other books. If that ever happens, it would again

highlight our literary ignorance and intellectual poverty.

Get yourself a copy of The Great Indian Novel. It will

definitely entertain you.

Bharat

[Guest guest]

Dear Bharat,

I was away for awhile (holidaying in Kashmir) ,I am checking my mail .I usually

find your choice excellent ,hence I am going to order for my copay asap.

VK Gupta 76

________________________________

To: mgims <mgims >

Sent: Monday, 28 May 2012 2:53 PM

Subject: (unknown)

 

Great

Indian Novelis a novel (it cannot be anything else).

It is about India. It is also great, although in a greatly different way. The

author, the sophisticated Shashi Tharoor, has drawn inspiration for his book

from the Mahabharat. He has infused

the richness and complexity of the timeless epic into his writing. The Great

Indian Novel is a reflection

of Tharoor’s mastery and audacity as a writer.

 

The

Great Indian Novel is a story of contemporary India set

against the Mahabharat.The narrative is delightfully funny.

The characters from the Mahabharat transform

into contemporary figures who contributed immensely to shape (and deform) modern

India. The book

reveals the intricacies of Indian politics, as practiced since the ancient

times, as the reader straddles the gap between the time of the Mahabharat and

the present. The two

stories, inseparably woven together, create a literary work of unusual quality

that

has a captivating effect.

 

Tharoor deserves commendation for such

a brilliant concept. The Great Indian

Novel gives us remarkable insight into the mythological past and India of

the modern times. The humour makes this book very enjoyable. It is humour of a

different kind; it conveys a sense of recklessness; and it leaves an impact on

your mind. In addition, the humour effectively underlines the considerable

wisdom the book has to offer.

 

This book will certainly upset a few

people for its uncharacteristic depiction of India. It is strange that nobody

burnt, boycotted or spoke against it,as

has been done to a few other books. If that ever happens, it would again

highlight our literary ignorance and intellectual poverty.

 

Get yourself a copy of The Great Indian Novel. It will

definitely entertain you.   

Bharat

[Guest guest]

Condolences to his near and dear ones. May god give them strength to bear his

loss. May his soul rest in peace

Raju shah

78

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

(unknown)

Dear friend Dr Govind Bang (1971) batch passed away today.

Dilip Gode (1971 batch)

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[Guest guest]

May his soul rest in peace and I pray GOD to give strength to his family, near

and dear to bear the loss.

Sent from my Nokia phone

(unknown)

Dear friend Dr Govind Bang (1971) batch passed away today.

Dilip Gode (1971 batch)

Sent from my iPhone

[Guest guest]

Simply can't believe Govind is not with us. I still remember him as a simple

down to earth sweet mannered wonderful human being. May the departed soul rest

in eternal peace. Rohit Agrawal 69

Sent from my BlackBerry® on Reliance Mobile, India's No. 1 Network. Go for it!

(unknown)

Dear friend Dr Govind Bang (1971) batch passed away today.

Dilip Gode (1971 batch)

Sent from my iPhone

[Guest guest]

> May his soul rest in peace

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

Hare Ram Hare Ram Ram Ram Hare Hare

Meena 1980

Sent from my iPod

> Dear friend Dr Govind Bang (1971) batch passed away today.

> Dilip Gode (1971 batch)

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>