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What you believe is what you get

Submitted by tadas on Thu, 11/17/2005 - 14:08.

Words does not matter, writing/communicating without 100% understanding of a receiver is not worth an effort (99-100% of efforts, 0-1% of a result).

It is practically unattainable to achieve 100% understanding. The 100% understanding can be achieved only by living our own life.

And I don't believe currently I can share some truth (don't want to write another soap opera like "think good, love anyone..." bullshit).

Hovewer I do know one truth, "what you believe is what you get", and it makes everything for me, and fo you.

Other words are useless. Thinking/believing is omnipotent for your life.

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S-word giver

Submitted by Lula on Thu, 12/22/2005 - 18:50.
Here is my Christmas gift to you, dear friends. Gleaned from a conversation I had yesterday with a small, humble man from PNG on the other side of the planet from the USA. He was telling me about how they celebrate Christmas and New Year's, and he said "at 11:30 PM on December 31 we have prayers, to thank God for the year that is past, for all the good and bad things that happened, and also to pray for the coming year." I've thought a lot about that. Thanking God for the bad things. And I realized something about the bad things that happened this year to me, and to you. Bad things bring about changes that would not have happened otherwise. So all the "s-word" stuff in our lives is a gift to us, as much or maybe even moreso than the good stuff. There is one thing for sure: it abounds. Enjoy, my friends. Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!
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Ack, be careful down there :)

Submitted by kim on Tue, 12/20/2005 - 21:26.

Well must say as the experiencer of your written soap opera PLEASE DON'T WRITE MORE OF THEM!!! It was a time of extreme suffering hehe... Well atleast I think I proved your point or something... There is a nice zen-koan which comes to mind "If you see Buddha, KILL HIM!". If all the God(s) and Goddesses are ultimately inside our minds(They say a human being contains the whole universe) that means We are the Creators...

For changing beliefs, something which works for myself is to concentrate/pressurize on the forehead point while holding the new belief in mind... Shapes the whole reality according to the new flow...

Edit: My research into this area indicated that to be able to love everyone else you have to really love yourself and your own life and to love your own life and yourself one need to listen to what one really wants to do, ruling over any externally manifested beliefs... Love isn't always the pinky sweet sugar stuff, it is a quite large spectrum of things... To mind comes a vision where every emotion one experiences during life stems from Love...

In nowadays society a problem kicks in when there's a massive pressure from the media/society how to act/do/think/look/feel/yaddayadda crappadap... This needs to be erased both from society and the Self... So break those rules and do what you really want and observe the outcomes :)

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Oh my!

Submitted by Lula on Wed, 12/21/2005 - 21:19.
Now you have gone and hurt my feelings... :) I'm teasing! You are right, of course. Very good entry; I enjoyed reading it and it is very true. Still, words are VERY important to me. The haiku, and the wonderful advice, the wisdom, would not exist (communicate) without them. I am learning and dreaming and loving everything, even the soap operas, big and small, that happen all around me. For example: How about this big production called "Christmas"? Isn't that something? :) So, here is a koan, to contemplate over the holidays: Who would we be without t.v. ? And computers, too, but the rhyme is nice, and a good way to end. Excuse me now, I have some beliefs to change, and some rules to break. :)
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Useless words haiku :)

Submitted by Lula on Fri, 12/02/2005 - 21:24.
i remember when... (before they became useless)... words were all we had. Thanks for a new post. As always, interesting and helpful. As always, good to hear from you.
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Of course words are a good me

Submitted by kim on Wed, 01/11/2006 - 14:07.
Of course words are a good mechanism for giving out pointers and via those pointers perhaps learning about something... But the point which was trying to be established was that words can not really describe experiences that well... Try describing a song with words, try describing how a tree looks with words, try describing what the sun looks like... It's a fun exercise ;)
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