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Originally Posted by Rocky_Shorz
you do know, no matter how many times a doctor taps your knee with a hammer, will still cause a reflex reaction...
you can try to control it and pretend it isn't there but that little rubber hammer pierces through the illusion and your leg bounces again... 
now if you inject yourself with enough Novocaine to numb your senses so there is no feeling...
it might not move...
you step on that wet rope again 2 weeks after you convinced yourself it isn't anything to be afraid of in the dark and you will jump again...
heart pounding, adrenalin rushing, followed by a laugh and dang it... |
Hi Rocky
My favourite author Dr David Hawkins says when there is a state of enlightenment that reflex is no longer present.
The same one out walking stumbled upon a rattler, there was an awareness of danger but he said the presence of love handled the situation. He and the rattler looked at each other and the rope I mean snake slid away.
However Im not in that state so I might be real glad of a little adrenalin if the wet rope turns out to be a snake.
30 years ago I rescued someone from a fire. I was drunk at the time though. Saw smoke poring out underneath a flat door opened it, wrong thing to do, lets oxygen in. Anyway I stumbled on someone lying on the floor and pulled him out. It was so black you couldn't see an inch in front, all respect to firemen. I was too out of it to be scared. In the morning I couldent believe what I had done. Sobriety arrived in my life soon after.
Ch