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Christo888 · 10-13-2008, 05:40 PM

Interesting... a time ago, a friend, enjoyed the role of seeing all that is, and will be, as it was to pertain to me, me being independent, but curious as to how far she was going to take this little scenario intrigued me. She insisted that she was a master, and even named the famous character she represents, and that I would learn much from her... no thanks, but I'll just be your friend instead and we can discuss interesting subjects as they arise. But she couldn't let go of this role and has by far been the most 'gifted' one I have encountered so far. As time passed her agression grew in trying to make me learn her ways and with as many mind tricks as she was acustomed too, as many folk apparently swooned too her, you can guess where that positioned her. So while observing this phenomena, I learned my greatest lesson of all, show me - don't tell me, as she really had nothing to show for all her words.

10-13-2008, 05:40 PM	#11
Christo888 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: OC, CA and next... Posts: 1,289	Re: the non-dual nature of synchronicity and how to manifest thoughts Interesting... a time ago, a friend, enjoyed the role of seeing all that is, and will be, as it was to pertain to me, me being independent, but curious as to how far she was going to take this little scenario intrigued me. She insisted that she was a master, and even named the famous character she represents, and that I would learn much from her... no thanks, but I'll just be your friend instead and we can discuss interesting subjects as they arise. But she couldn't let go of this role and has by far been the most 'gifted' one I have encountered so far. As time passed her agression grew in trying to make me learn her ways and with as many mind tricks as she was acustomed too, as many folk apparently swooned too her, you can guess where that positioned her. So while observing this phenomena, I learned my greatest lesson of all, show me - don't tell me, as she really had nothing to show for all her words.