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Comment by Ken on March 26, 2009 at 2:23pm

kinda? i'm going to need more support then that hon...all these free radicals floating around.

what anti-orthodoxants are you packing?

Comment by Persephone on March 26, 2009 at 1:28pm

I kind of love you.

Comment by Ken on March 26, 2009 at 12:23pm

I wish there was a prompt before posting that said

"am I sure of this? or is this something I read in a book or on the internet?"

even if its experiential, just because something appears to be working, doesn't mean others even from a distance can point out flaws in the design, or the infrastructure. This is NOT the same as judging/condemning, in fact, its pointing out the reverse. It also of course, doesn't mean others can't have their own experience, as if we are all in some vacuum tube with one right solution.


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Comment by Ken on March 26, 2009 at 1:06am

hey Mukti. thanks for you comment

well. what I can say is that many people do have crutches...and in the truest sense..its best if we were all able to stand strong without such things. but many times like with real injuries. people prematurely get off such things due to some ego issue or whatever.

so this for the individual is not so good, but what further complicates things is people start like..trying to make everyone else walk upright...and that ain't right! :)

your question is really difficult to answer actually. I think fundamentally there is a whole lot of issues at the core of our personalities based on how we were raised, our environment, our own choices, and even our pre-existing lives/karma if you believe in such things (I do)

Most people go about their lives attracting habits and thoughts that cause them to NOT feel, to NOT examine themselves and to make real changes. Sometimes they will institute some kind of program or plan that will immediately bring these issues to the surface. So its good to practice some kind of acceptance, but also good to preplan/coordinate where your comfort zone is at..and how / at what increment you would like to progress.

the odds are you won't clear out everything in one swoop, which is why I like the crutches example. almost EVERYBODY needs some variation somewhere in their life. So to start claiming others need to give up this or that..it really makes 0 sense, don't you think?

Comment by Mukti on March 26, 2009 at 12:14am

well, it was certainly a meant-to-be intervention of Truth to stumble upon your blog, yea! Especially the part about taking crutches from cripples! I juice fasted this last week and watched the addictions fly away, but the sadness remains which was why I ran to them to begin with. I have wondered if that is how the addiction works, to cause the melancholy in the first place?
Thanks:)